Parkville Municipal Code RFP Title IV Zoning Code 2017
City of Parkville, City of Parkville, MO·City
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SUMMARY
This ordinance repeals and replaces the entire Parkville Municipal Code Title IV: Zoning Code, repeals Chapter 505: Subdivisions, and adds Chapter 152: Planning Commission. It aims to simplify and consolidate existing zoning regulations, use clearer language, and update regulations to reflect current best practices and state statutes.
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