Planning Board definition

Planning Board means the Planning Board of the University;
Planning Board means the municipal planning board established pursuant to section 14 of P.L.1975, c.291 (C.40:55D-23).
Planning Board means the agency designated by the governing body of the municipality which is chiefly responsible for planning in the municipality; and, if no separate agency exists, "planning board" means the governing body of the municipality.

Examples of Planning Board in a sentence

  • As per Section 5.10 (b, iii) of the Zoning Bylaw, the Planning Board shall make a recommendation to Council on this application before it is approved or denied.

  • At the time of referral to the Planning Board, the Building Inspector shall cause the application to be referred to the Board of Architectural Review for written recommendation and opinion, which shall not be binding on the Planning Board.

  • The mailed notice shall also state the date, time, and location of the hearing before the Village Planning Board on the Application.

  • As required by law, the Planning Board will present its recommendations on this article at the Annual Town Meeting.

  • The nomination may originate at either the Historic Preservation Commission, the Planning Board or City Council; however, in any case, it shall be reviewed by all these bodies.


More Definitions of Planning Board

Planning Board means a planning board established under section 9 or 10 of the
Planning Board means the planning board of a host
Planning Board means the duly appointed Planning Board of the Town of Campton.
Planning Board or "commission" means the body established by a municipality
Planning Board means the municipal planning board
Planning Board means the Planning Board of the City of Millville, established pursuant to section 23 of the Municipal Land Use Law and operating pursuant to the various regulations of Chapter 30 and other relevant statutes, including the Local Redevelopment & Housing Law.
Planning Board. Means the Planning Board of the Town of Alton.