Management district definition

Management district means an area designated by a legislative body pursuant to KRS 91.750 to 91.762, that is to be benefited by economic improvements and subjected to the payment of special assessments for the costs of the economic improvements. Areas that may be designated as a management district include, but are not limited to, neighborhoods and business districts;
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Management district means an area designated by a legislative body pursuant to KRS 91A.555 to 91A.580, that is to be benefited by economic improvements and subjected to the payment of special assessments for the costs of the economic improvements;
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Management district means and refer to the NAS A Area Management District.
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Examples of Management district in a sentence

  • THERM1 Deleted THERM2 For the Alameda Gas Turbine Units, per Permit to Operate (PTO) by Bay Area Air Quality Management district, air emissions permit limits total generation at the Alameda site to 25,800 gross MWh per year.

  • Some examples of permits needed to impact the wetland are the county environmental resources management permits, the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection or Water Management district permits, and the Federal ACOE permits.

  • The South Coast Air Quality Management district is an other governmental agency that will be contracting 100 percent of the work to a subcontractor already identified as Cummins Westport, Inc.

  • The Right of Entry Agreement authorizes reimbursement of ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇’s annual assessment fee as a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Management district member as payment for the access.

  • The Contractor shall comply with the Air Quality Management district or a substitute governing body in the event of termination of construction activities during the Third Stage Alert.