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Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District (referred to as “GHPRD") is a West Virginia-based non-profit organization that manages parks and other facilities in Cabell and Wayne counties in and around Huntington, WV, as well as community events (both free and paid). By using our website, you acknowledge and agree to the following terms and conditions

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Q. What are the phone numbers to the Huntington Park Police Department? A. See below: To report an in-progress crime and/or life-threatening emergency: 911 For general questions: Business Desk (323) 584-6254 To report a crime not in progress or request an officer response: Dispatch (323) 584-6254 Animal related: Animal Services Officers: (323) 826-6682 Investigations: (323) […]

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The Institute for Local Government promotes good government at the local level with practical, impartial resources for California communities

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWhy do I need a Development Permit?A development permit is required for any new development within the town. Development permit approval ensures that the proposed development, whether a use or new building, conforms to all the regulations of the Land Use Bylaw.How do I apply for a Development Permit?Print off the Development Permit application form, include a site plan for your development, and submit to the Department of Planning and Community Development along with the applicable Development Permit Application fee.Where can I find out about approved Development Permits?Approved development permits are posted in the Town Office, and also appear on our website, in accordance with applicable legislation. Development permits are also posted on-site, and notices may be sent to adjacent property owners as necessary.The Municipal Government Act requires municipal Land Use Bylaws to provide for how notices are issued for development permits. The Town's Land Use Bylaw 2020/19 states: 11.11.4 When a development permit is issued with respect to a decision of the Development Authority , the Development Officer shall publicize a notice of the issuance of the permit, in any or all of the forms described as follows: (1) Mail a notice of the decision to all persons who in his/her opinion may be affected; (2) Post a notice of the decision conspicuously on the property for which the application has been made; (3) Publish notice of the decision in a local media circulating within the Town; or (4) Post a notice of the decision on the Town’s website.Where can I find out about land use amendments or changes to other statutory planning documents?If Council is considering changing a statutory planning bylaw, such as the Land Use Bylaw, Municipal Development Plan, or an Area Structure Plan, notices of public hearings and a summary of the proposed change are required to be published in the local newspaper.  These are also posted to our website.How do I apply for a