Sentences with phrase «get zoning approval»

If you were to get zoning approval then your next step is to go through the subdivision process which involves a survey a plat and going through the administrative procedures to get it approved and recorded.

The school must get zoning approval from the town where the office is located, ensuring that the facility meets all state and local zoning ordinances; building, fire and health codes; and any other applicable ordinances and codes.

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We've got the [State Environmental Quality Review Act] approval, the zoning issue is behind us and we're ready to move forward.»

Albany, N.Y. — First things first: before Gov. Andrew Cuomo even got approval from the New York State Legislature for creating tax - free zones around colleges, he's renamed one of his top agenda items from this session.

«Whoever gets zoned, whoever gets the business licensing, whoever gets approval, we have to service.

State education law requires the Department of Education (DOE) to get the approval of the community through its local CEC when it wants to make certain changes, including zoning changes that affect neighborhood schools.

And for the past year, Governor Charlie Baker has failed to gain legislative approval to create «innovation zones» in which a select group of schools within a district would gain charter - school - like flexibility to extend school days and get around other teacher contract provisions.

In contrast to the community approval process, Syracuse's city codes and zoning regulations department have been «incredibly accommodating,» and it was not difficult to get these tiny homes permitted, provided they are not built on trailers and had no lofts.

9t5oMac has got hold of documents, which has revealed that James J. Patton, Apple's Deputy Director of Global Trade Compliance has requested for expedited approval from the Foreign - Trade Zone Board for two requests that would allow Apple to meet its timeline of opening the plant by February 2014.

You can visit your local zoning office, city hall, or some other local planning board to get a copy of your local ordinance and determine how you will need to seek approval for your project.