Linear development definition
Linear development means a development with the basic function of connecting two points, such as a road, drive, public walkway, railroad, sewerage pipe, stormwater management pipe, gas pipeline, water pipeline, or electric, telephone or other transmission lines.
Linear development means a development with the basic function of connecting two points, such as a road, drive, public walkway, railroad, sewerage pipe, stormwater management pipe, gas pipeline, water pipeline, or electric, telephone or other transmission line. This rule sets conditions for acceptability of linear development. The proposed HDCI project does not include linear development, and therefore this policy is not applicable.
Linear development means land uses such as roads, drives, railroads, sewerage and stormwater management pipes, gas and water pipelines, electric, telephone and other transmission lines and the rights-of-way therefor, the basic function of which is to connect two points. Linear development shall not mean residential, commercial, office, or industrial buildings, improvements within a development such as utility lines or pipes, or internal circulation roads.
More Definitions of Linear development
Linear development means land uses such as roads, drives, railroads, sewerage and stormwater management pipes, gas and water pipelines, electric, telephone and other transmission lines and the rights‑of‑way therefor, the basic function of which is to connect two points. Linear development shall not mean residential, commercial, office, or industrial buildings;
Linear development means land uses such as roads, drives, railroads, sewerage and stormwater management pipes, gas and water pipelines, electric, telephone and other transmission lines and the rights-of-way therefor, the basic function of which is to connect two
Linear development means infrastructure, utilities and the rights-of-way therefor, such as sewerage and stormwater management pipes; gas and water pipelines; electric, telephone and other transmission lines; and the rights-of-way therefor. “Infrastructure” includes access roads and drives. Linear development shall not include residential, commercial, office, or industrial buildings, improvements within a development such as utility lines or pipes, or internal circulation roads.
Linear development means a development with the basic function of connecting two points, such as a road, drive, public walkway, railroad, sewerage pipe, stormwater management pipe, gas pipeline, water pipeline, or electric, telephone, or other transmission line. Linear development shall not mean residential, commercial, office, or industrial buildings, improvements within a development, such as utility lines or pipes, or internal circulation roads.
Linear development means infrastructure, utilities and the rights-of-way therefor, such as sewerage and stormwater management pipes; gas and water pipelines; electric, telephone and other transmission lines; and the rights-of-way therefor. “Infrastructure”