zoning的意思|zoning的解释-里氏词典

zoning ['zәuniŋ]

n. 分区制

[医] 带现象(补体结合)

zoning

[ noun ]
dividing an area into zones or sections reserved for different purposes such as residence and business and manufacturing etc
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Environmental Protection Commissioner Leslie Carothers proposed allowing the state to override local zoning and locate solid waste disposal facilities where it wants.
At issue was a city zoning law that prohibits religious buildings, such as churches and synagogues, in single-family residential areas.
But as the Japanese middle class becomes increasingly politically restive, a reaction already evident in the Liberal Democratic Party's defeat in the recent Upper House elections, those zoning restrictions are likely to be revised.
He compared them to "hardening of the arteries: These are strips of commercial ribbons that don't allow traffic to move swiftly and safely." But he blamed zoning laws, not businesses, for the clogged roads.
Coralee Smith Kern, who runs a maid service, says a prior zoning official told her she would have to meet him outside her home because, if he saw first-hand evidence of her business, he would have to close it.
Inspectors from state and local fire, zoning, health and building departments who arrived Thursday afternoon found three children being cared for in the bus, which was parked near fuel tanks and a trash bin at a bus depot.
Some politicians expressed fear that Sharon would try to take undemocratic actions, assuming powers delegated to planning councils and zoning boards.
Sanchez and others said they expect redistricting will result in changes in county government services, particularly in health care, zoning, police protection and social services.
This would be the department's first suit challenging a local zoning ordinance under 1988 amendments to the Fair Housing Act.
Continued piecemeal zoning and incorporation will leave the county in dire straits, the executive says.
However, the court stopped short of deciding the key issue in the case: whether zoning regulations violate the federal Civil Rights Act of 1968 when the local laws have racially discriminatory effects but there is no proof they are intentionally biased.
Another site needed zoning changes and had too little sewer capacity.
This is not just accepting zoning as a given, but actively advocating more powerful governmental bodies that he thinks will somehow be helpful to developers.
Hollywood Park Realty bought the property in August 1984 and has been delayed in developing it because of zoning disputes.
The Sterling Meadows development has met the approval of town officials, who are committed to 2- and 3-acre zoning in order to preserve the town's atmosphere.
Huntington officials conceded that the town's zoning policies had a "disparate impact" on minorities regardless of their intent, the justices said.
Several local officials have come out in favor of the project, which is a compromise between the developers' original request for 251 units and a prior ruling by the zoning board that it would accept just 125.
People who decide to flaunt the law and keep their rims intact face up to a $250-a-day fine, although they should be able to appeal to the local zoning board.
The area north of Times Square has been growing because New York's zoning code encourages development there and because of the long-planned, state-sponsored redevelopment of 42nd Street.
'We have to think of planning and zoning to make the resorts more interesting and attractive,' she says. Other problems - such as air access to the region - are less under Jamaican control.
"This is a very strong message: zoning is not for sale.
They anticipated receiving from the city a zoning variance that would have let them build to 35 stories, four more than ordinarily allowed.
A couple who take in former psychiatric patients as boarders successfully challenged a town zoning rule limiting the number of unrelated people living in the same house.
The Denver City Council has scheduled a public hearing and debate for Monday night on a proposed zoning law change that would allow two unrelated adults to live in single family residences, even in areas with the exclusive "R-0" zoning.
The Denver City Council has scheduled a public hearing and debate for Monday night on a proposed zoning law change that would allow two unrelated adults to live in single family residences, even in areas with the exclusive "R-0" zoning.
The Board of Standards and Appeals unanimously rejected arguments by Parkview Associates that its Upper East Side building receive a variance allowing it to override zoning laws.
Members of the Ku Klux Klan distributed fliers protesting the home in May, but Buffalo Township officials eventually granted Blount a zoning change necessary to begin construction.
But this seaport in Shandong Province enforces strict building design standards, zoning regulations and landscaping laws.
At the City Council's regular meeting Tuesday night, Councilmen Henry Spallone, Nicholas Longo, Edward Fagan and Peter Chema again rejected a zoning amendment needed to carry out a housing plan that the council had accepted last January.
The town also says its zoning serves the public by providing for a variety of single-family homes, condominiums and rentals.

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