Master Plan
/ˈmæstər plæn/
Definitions
- (n.) A comprehensive, long-term strategic plan used to guide development, land use, or organizational goals, often adopted by governments or entities to ensure coordinated growth and compliance with law.
The city council approved the master plan to direct urban expansion for the next 20 years.
Forms
- master plan
- master plans
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Commentary
In legal drafting, a master plan is commonly referenced for regulatory compliance and zoning contexts; clarity about its scope and statutory authority is essential to prevent disputes.
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