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Article 11: Interpretation and Definitions

Section 11.5. Terms and Uses Defined

11.4.2. Exceptions and Variations

Morrisville, NC

June 23, 2017

Unified Development Ordinance

Page 11-31

D

EVELOPMENT

A

CTIVITY

For purposes of floodplain management regulations, development that requires a Floodplain

Development Permit.

D

EVELOPMENT

A

PPLICATION

The completed form or forms and all accompanying documents, exhibits, and fees required by this

Ordinance to be submitted as part of the review of a request for a development permit or approval.

D

EVELOPMENT

P

ERMIT OR

A

PPROVAL

Any permit or approval for which there is a procedure in

Section 2.5, Application-Specific Review Procedures

D

EVELOPMENT

R

EVIEW

C

OMMITTEE

See Sectio

n 2.2.1.D.

D

EVELOPMENT

S

ITE

The lot or parcel within which development exists or is proposed.

D

IRECTORY

S

IGN

See Sign, Directory.

D

ISPOSAL

For purposes of floodplain management, and as defined in N.C.G.S. 130A-290(a)(6), the discharge,

deposit, injection, dumping, spilling, leaking, or placing of any solid waste into or on any land or water

so that the solid waste or any constituent part of the solid waste may enter the environment or be

emitted into the air or discharged into any waters, including groundwater.

D

ITCH OR

C

ANAL

A man-made channel other than a modified natural stream constructed for drainage purposes that is

typically dug through inter-stream divide areas. A ditch or canal may have flows that are perennial,

intermittent, or ephemeral, and may exhibit hydrological and biological characteristics similar to

perennial or intermittent streams.

D

ORMITORY

A structure specifically designed for a long-term stay by students of a college, university, sports

academy, or nonprofit organization for the purpose of providing rooms for sleeping purposes. One

common kitchen and some common gathering rooms for social purposes may also be provided.

D

RIP

L

INE

An imaginary line extending downward from the outermost tips of the

tree canopy to the ground.