Substantial deference definition
Substantial deference means that the plans and recommendations
Substantial deference means that the plans and recommendations referenced under subdivision (c)(2) of this section are presumed correct, valid, and reasonable.
Substantial deference means that the plans and
More Definitions of Substantial deference
Substantial deference means to give significant and meaningful weight to the land conservation measures in the plans of the affected municipalities and the recommendations of the municipal legislative bodies and the municipal and regional planning commissions regarding the municipal and regional plans, respectively.7
Substantial deference means the land conservation measures in the plans of the affected municipality and the recommendations of the affected municipality’s local legislative bodies and local or regional planning commission regarding their respective plans are presumed correct, valid, and reasonable unless there is good cause to find otherwise.
Substantial deference means that the plans and recommendations [of the municipal legislative bodies, municipal planning commissions, and regional planning commissions regarding their respective plans] are presumed correct, valid, and reasonable.
Substantial deference means that any applicable measures,
Substantial deference means that the plans of the affected municipalities and the recommendations of the municipal legislative bodies and the municipal and regional planning commissions regarding the municipal and regional plans, respectively, are presumed correct, valid, and reasonable.