land-useboard

noun
UK /ˈlænd juːz bɔːd/
US /ˈlænd juːz bɔːrd/

A group of people who make rules about how land can be used.

The land-useboard decided where the new park would go.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A panel that reviews requests to change how a piece of land is used.

The land-useboard approved the request to build a small shop.

3. An official group that helps decide where homes, farms, and parks should be.

The land-useboard met on Tuesday to talk about the new houses.

4. A committee that makes sure land rules are followed in a town.

The land-useboard said no to building on the wetland.