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~mplement1ng The Plan
The Land ~se Pla~ lS net an end in 1tself lt has no
off1c~al s atus t serves as a general gUlde J the future
growth of the C1ty As such the plan as se~ for h here or
as subsequently ~od1fled 1S an express10n of he current town
pollcles regardlng future land development I~ order to be of
any benef1t 1t 1S necessary that th1S lns rument of Cl y pOl1Cy
have some program under wh~ch the varlOUS proposals may be
reallzed
Baslcally ~he follow1ng steps should be taken ~o 1mplement
the proposals conta1ned 1n the Land Cse Plan:
1 Rev~~ the Oxford Zon1ng Ord1nance :h~s is the basic
land use con rol roday and the major means of 1mplement1ng the
Land ~se Plan Oxford now has a zon.ng ordinance dlv1d~ng he
Crty 1n~0 f1ve d1s:r1c's; RA-8 Resldent~al FA-6 Fes.den~~al
Nelghborh8cd :rad1ng Zone Bus~ness Zone and :ndus-r:al Zone
~he RA-8 Res1dent1al Zone 1S gl\en the h~ghest clas3~f1cat10n
and the :ndustr1al Zone the lowest uenerally each zone ~ay
con a1n any use allowed 1n a h~gher or more res r1c t ed zc~e
In 1ndus~r~al d1s'r1c t s fer example all uses are perrri~'ej
except those excluded en~Lrel} from the C1:y of xford
SeC-10D 160-1/~ of tr~ Statutes of :or-h ~arcl~~a requires
tha zoning ord1ra~ces be "made 1n accorda~ce W1Cr. a co~ple-hens1'
e plan ~h;s 1S beca~se zon1ng 1S nc' a je'.ce ~o
rra1nta1n the sta~us qUJ bu 1S a legal ~ 01 ~c u1de fu'u:e
development _n accordance w~:h a plan ~he appropr.a~e
agenc1es 1n ~xford should exa~~ne the present zcn~ng ordlna,ce
and Map to de errrLne how they reflect CU1rent de~elopment
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| Full Text | ~mplement1ng The Plan The Land ~se Pla~ lS net an end in 1tself lt has no off1c~al s atus t serves as a general gUlde J the future growth of the C1ty As such the plan as se~ for h here or as subsequently ~od1fled 1S an express10n of he current town pollcles regardlng future land development I~ order to be of any benef1t 1t 1S necessary that th1S lns rument of Cl y pOl1Cy have some program under wh~ch the varlOUS proposals may be reallzed Baslcally ~he follow1ng steps should be taken ~o 1mplement the proposals conta1ned 1n the Land Cse Plan: 1 Rev~~ the Oxford Zon1ng Ord1nance :h~s is the basic land use con rol roday and the major means of 1mplement1ng the Land ~se Plan Oxford now has a zon.ng ordinance dlv1d~ng he Crty 1n~0 f1ve d1s:r1c's; RA-8 Resldent~al FA-6 Fes.den~~al Nelghborh8cd :rad1ng Zone Bus~ness Zone and :ndus-r:al Zone ~he RA-8 Res1dent1al Zone 1S gl\en the h~ghest clas3~f1cat10n and the :ndustr1al Zone the lowest uenerally each zone ~ay con a1n any use allowed 1n a h~gher or more res r1c t ed zc~e In 1ndus~r~al d1s'r1c t s fer example all uses are perrri~'ej except those excluded en~Lrel} from the C1:y of xford SeC-10D 160-1/~ of tr~ Statutes of :or-h ~arcl~~a requires tha zoning ord1ra~ces be "made 1n accorda~ce W1Cr. a co~ple-hens1' e plan ~h;s 1S beca~se zon1ng 1S nc' a je'.ce ~o rra1nta1n the sta~us qUJ bu 1S a legal ~ 01 ~c u1de fu'u:e development _n accordance w~:h a plan ~he appropr.a~e agenc1es 1n ~xford should exa~~ne the present zcn~ng ordlna,ce and Map to de errrLne how they reflect CU1rent de~elopment -74- |
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