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Date of Meeting: June 14, 2018, PLANNING COMMISSION BRIEFING ITEM Land Development Applications June 26, 2018, Planning Commission Public HearingZCPA20180001, ZRTD20180001, SPEX20180001, London Center Election

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1. Begin by gathering all the necessary information and documents related to the land and its intended use.
2. Familiarize yourself with the local planning regulations and guidelines to ensure compliance.
3. Identify the goals and objectives of the planned land use and determine the appropriate zoning designation.
4. Create a detailed site plan that includes boundaries, existing structures, proposed developments, and any required infrastructure.
5. Provide a comprehensive description of the proposed land use, outlining its purpose, intended activities, and potential impacts.
6. Assess the potential environmental and social impacts of the planned land use and devise mitigation measures if necessary.
7. Consider the economic feasibility of the project, including cost estimates, funding sources, and potential financial benefits.
8. Consult with relevant stakeholders, such as government agencies, community representatives, and environmental experts, to gather feedback and address concerns.
9. Compile all the required information and documents into a formal application package for submission to the appropriate planning authorities.
10. Submit the completed application along with any required fees and await the decision of the planning authorities. Be prepared to provide additional information or make revisions if requested.

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1. Planned land use is needed by various individuals, organizations, and government bodies involved in urban planning and development. These include:
2. - City and regional planners who are responsible for managing land use and ensuring sustainable growth.
3. - Developers and investors interested in utilizing land for specific purposes, such as residential, commercial, or industrial developments.
4. - Environmental agencies and conservation advocates who aim to protect natural resources and biodiversity.
5. - Infrastructure and transportation authorities involved in designing and implementing public infrastructure projects.
6. - Local governments and municipalities responsible for making informed decisions about land use and zoning regulations.
7. - Community members and stakeholders who want to have a say in how their neighborhoods are developed and protected.
8. - Real estate agents and property owners who need to understand the potential uses and restrictions associated with a piece of land.

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What is planned land use?

Planned land use refers to the predetermined allocation and regulation of specific areas of land for different uses such as residential, commercial, industrial, or recreational purposes.

Who is required to file planned land use?

Property owners, developers, or local government authorities are typically required to file planned land use documents.

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Planned land use documents can be filled out by providing detailed information about the proposed use of the land, including zoning requirements, building codes, and environmental impact assessments.

What is the purpose of planned land use?

The purpose of planned land use is to ensure orderly and sustainable development, control urban sprawl, and protect the environment.

What information must be reported on planned land use?

Information such as proposed land use category, land area, building specifications, infrastructure requirements, and projected population density must be reported on planned land use documents.