Land Use Permit

/ˈlænd juːs pərˈmɪt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An official authorization granted by a governmental authority allowing a person or entity to use land for specified purposes under regulated conditions.
    Before constructing the building, the developer obtained a land use permit from the city planning department.

Forms

  • land use permit
  • land use permits

Commentary

Often used in municipal law and urban planning, a land use permit regulates activities on land, ensuring compliance with zoning laws and environmental standards.

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