North Carolina Statutes
§ 160D-204 — Pending jurisdiction
North Carolina·Ch. 160D Local Planning and Development Regulation·Art. 2 Planning and Development Regulation Jurisdiction
After consideration of a change in local government jurisdiction has been formally proposed, the local government that is potentially receiving jurisdiction may receive and process proposals to adopt development regulations and any application for development approvals that would be required in that local government if the jurisdiction is changed. No final decisions shall be made on any development approval prior to the actual transfer of jurisdiction. Acceptance of jurisdiction, adoption of development regulations, and decisions on development approvals may be made concurrently and may have a common effective date. (2019-111, s. 2.4; 2020-3, s. 4.33(a); 2020-25, s. 51(a), (b), (d).)
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§ 160D-1001
Authorization§ 160D-1002
Definitions§ 160D-1003
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Size and duration§ 160D-1005
Hearing§ 160D-1006
Content and modification§ 160D-1007
Vesting§ 160D-1008
Breach and cure§ 160D-1009
Amendment or termination§ 160D-101
Application§ 160D-1010
Change of jurisdiction§ 160D-1011
Recordation§ 160D-1012
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Definitions§ 160D-103
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