Site plan review definition

Site plan review means a development review permit described in Chapter 20.37 TCC.
Site plan review means a process established by local ordinance or by-law by which a local board reviews, and potentially imposes conditions on, the appearance and layout of a specific project prior to the issuance of a building permit.
Site plan review means a review by the City Plan Commission of the site plan application to be filed by the Developer for development of the ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Parcel pursuant to Section 64 of the Zoning Ordinance and Connecticut General Statutes § 8-2, and, if not included in such application, a review of the site plan application(s) for each of the Pedestrian Connections.

Examples of Site plan review in a sentence

  • Site plan review and approval shall be required for new construction or the significant enlargement or alteration of any exterior dimension of any building, structure, or improvement within the Property.

  • Community involvement activities will continue to include: public meetings/hearings on cleanup financing initiatives, local approvals of key ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ financing and cleanup milestones in public meetings, public input throughout the Site plan review and approval process, and maintenance of the public repository of key documents.

  • CEC will assist the Owner in preparing applications and submittals to the following agencies for review and approval: • Site plan review and approval: Union County; • Zoning Permits: Union County; and • Erosion control/stormwater review and approval: NC Division of Environmental Quality.

  • Planning Commission approval – Site plan review for dealership and body shop; CUP for auto body; zoning ordinance amendment for auto body use in the Specific Plan.

  • Site plan review or land division applications submitted consistent with or earlier than as provided in an approved phasing plan will not require an updated vehicular transportation analysis and off-site water and sewer capacity analysis as part of the development application.

  • Site plan review shall also not be subsequently required for the individual detached single residence lots as they are developed.

  • Site plan review and approval is required for the Project pursuant to City Code § 154.178 before the City may issue a building permit for the Project.


More Definitions of Site plan review

Site plan review means a development review permit described in Chapter 20.37 TCC. "Sludge" means any solid, semisolid, or liquid waste generated from a municipal, commercial, or
Site plan review means a process exercised under the prior zoning code, which provided a review and approval procedure for all nonsingle-family residential construction or development proposals.
Site plan review means the process which is intended to provide for the examination of site and building development proposals in any of the following circumstances: new construction in a commercially or industrially-zoned area; or expansion or remodel of any building or other structure in commercially or industrially-zoned areas by more than twenty (20) percent of its existing floor area, or overall size in cases where floor area is not applicable.
Site plan review means the review and approval of a site plan by a designated municipal board or local official pursuant to section 9D of this chapter. Site plan review may be required independently for specified uses permitted by-right, or as a required component of a special permit, variance, or other discretionary zoning approval.
Site plan review means a permit process that establishes criteria for the layout, scale, appearance, safety, and environmental impacts of a proposed development to ensure conformance to city standards and criteria.