A set of decisions: that establish management direction for land within a specified area, as prescribed under the planning provisions of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act (FLPMA); and constitute an assimilation of land-use-plan level decisions developed through the planning process outlined in 4 CFR 1600, regardless of the scale at which the decisions were developed.
A coordinated collection of data, programs, and activities related to existing and potential uses of land and resources within a defined area. Commonly associated with local units of government trying to anticipate and organize uses of space so as to meet defined goals. For producers, conservation plans are a type of land use plan.
A written, comprehensive document compiled by a local government that includes goals and strategies for future development or preservation of land. In its projections, the plan specifies certain areas for residential growth, and others for agriculture, industry, business and conservation.
a proposal for how land should be used and where growth and renewal should occur. The land use plan, often one element of a comprehensive plan, is frequently developed concurrently with other closely related documents, such as transportation plans, environmental plans and community facility plans. Land use plans often cover a 20- to 25-year time span.
Any document developed to define the kinds of use, goals and objectives, management practices and activities that will be allowed to occur on an individual or group of parcels of land.
a basic element of a comprehensive plan
a graphic representation of local policies as to the type, location, amount and timing of the municipality's future development and the natural and cultural resources to be conserved
an overall development guide for specific areas of Clark County
For Planned Developments, are required land use plans consisting of properly identified exhibits and support materials including the project name, legal description, total acreage and location map, topography, existing and proposed land uses, streets, etc. (as defined by Orange County codes).
A plan for the physical development of a specific land area, along with any amendments, extensions or additions to the plan, which is usually adopted by a municipality or controlling governmental authority as allowed by law.
A plan which establishes strategies for the use of land to meet identified community needs.