§ 8-220. Assessing of planned development land - Intent and necessity.
(a) Intent of General Assembly.- The General Assembly states that it is in the public interest to provide for the development of lands in a planned manner.
(b) Necessity for provisions.- The development of lands in a planned manner is necessary to:
(1) obtain economic and environmental benefits;
(2) relieve economic pressures that result from the assessment of planned development land at levels inconsistent with planned development;
(3) aid the assembly of land for planned development land;
(4) facilitate cooperation among landowners; and
(5) permit holding of planned development land in an undeveloped status for orderly and staged improvement, particularly for the development of new communities.
§ 8-220. Assessing of planned development land - Intent and necessity.
(a) Intent of General Assembly.- The General Assembly states that it is in the public interest to provide for the development of lands in a planned manner.
(b) Necessity for provisions.- The development of lands in a planned manner is necessary to:
(1) obtain economic and environmental benefits;
(2) relieve economic pressures that result from the assessment of planned development land at levels inconsistent with planned development;
(3) aid the assembly of land for planned development land;
(4) facilitate cooperation among landowners; and
(5) permit holding of planned development land in an undeveloped status for orderly and staged improvement, particularly for the development of new communities.
§ 8-220. Assessing of planned development land - Intent and necessity.
(a) Intent of General Assembly.- The General Assembly states that it is in the public interest to provide for the development of lands in a planned manner.
(b) Necessity for provisions.- The development of lands in a planned manner is necessary to:
(1) obtain economic and environmental benefits;
(2) relieve economic pressures that result from the assessment of planned development land at levels inconsistent with planned development;
(3) aid the assembly of land for planned development land;
(4) facilitate cooperation among landowners; and
(5) permit holding of planned development land in an undeveloped status for orderly and staged improvement, particularly for the development of new communities.
