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<br /> 160A-407. Definitions. ,,
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<br /> purpose of this Part an"open space" or"open
<br /> (a) For the purp en area" is p p p
<br /> any space or area(i)characterized by great natural scenic beauty or 1�
<br /> whose existing openness, natural condition, or present state of
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<br /> use, if retained, would enhance the present or potential value of
<br /> abutting or surrounding urban development, or would maintain or �,,
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<br /> natural or scenic resources. I
<br /> conservation enhance the cons ,
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<br /> (b) For the purposes of this Part"open space" or"open area" and R; ,
<br /> the "public use and enjoyment" of interests or rights in real prop- ,
<br /> erty shall also include open space land and open space uses..The
<br /> term "open space land" means any undeveloped or predominantly
<br /> undeveloped land in an urban area that has value for one or more of
<br /> the following purposes: (i) park and recreational purposes, (ii) con-
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<br /> ..servation of land and other natural resources, or (iii) historic or
<br /> ±_:`scenic purposes. The term "open space uses"means any use of open �' 'ill
<br /> sppace land for (i) park and recreational purposes, (ii) conservation ce
<br /> r-of land and other natural resources, or (iii) historic or scenic pur-
<br /> " poses. (1963, c. 1129, s. 7; 1969, c. 35, s. 1; 1971, c. 698, s. 1.) R, m
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<br /> r6s§§ 160A-408 to 160A-410: Reserved for future codification
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<br /> §ii60A-411. Inspection department. �'+i :'
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<br /> ,,Every city in the State is hereby authorized to create an inspect y fl1 I
<br /> tion department, and may appoint one or more inspectors who may ill I
<br /> be given the titles of building inspector, electrical inspector,plumb- 1 f,fi
<br /> ing inspector, housing inspector, zoning inspector,heating and air- 'III;
<br /> conditioning inspector,fire prevention inspector,or deputy or assis-
<br /> tant inspector, or such other titles as may be generally descriptive I ;,
<br /> of the duties assigned.The department may be headed by a superin- I
<br /> tendent or director of inspections. Every city shall perform the du- '
<br /> ties and responsibilities set forth in G.S. 160A-412 either by: (i) I`;; ,
<br /> creating its own inspection department; (ii) creating a joint inspec- Iti l �
<br /> tion department in cooperation with one or more other units of local ,l
<br /> government, pursuant to G.S. 160A-413 or Part 1 of Article 20 of
<br /> this Chapter; (iii) contractin with another unit of local govern- ?I _,_
<br /> ment for the provision of inspection services pursuant to Part 1 of {.
<br /> Article 20 of this Chapter;or(iv) arranging for the county in which ,; s
<br /> it is located to perform inspection services within the city's'urisdic- I:
<br /> tion as authorized by G.S. 160A-413 and G.S. 160A-360. Such ac- :�;,!:I I"
<br /> tion shall be taken no later than the applicable date in the schedule i4 1 '
<br /> below, according to the city's population as published in the 1970 :11, ' .l
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<br /> Census: �! 1
<br /> Cities over 75,000 population — July 1, 1979 ;I
<br /> Cities between 50,001 and 75,000 — July 1, 1981
<br /> Cities between 25,001 and 50,000 — July 1, 1983 �i
<br /> Cities 25,000 and under — July 1, 1985.
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