1. Local residents: Local residents have a significant interest in land development since it can have an impact on their quality of life. They require that the project does not create noise, dust, or excessive traffic that could lead to pollution and other disruptions in their neighborhood.
2. Landowners: Landowners are the ones who own the land that will be developed. They require compensation for the loss of their property or the right to develop their land in a way that maximizes its value.
3. Local government: Local government requires that the land development project complies with building codes, zoning regulations, and environmental regulations. They also require that the project contributes to the local economy and the community.
4. Environmental groups: Environmental groups require that the land development project does not lead to the destruction of wildlife habitats or ecological systems. They also require that the project adheres to environmental regulations and mitigation measures to minimize the negative impact on the environment.
5. Business owners: Business owners require that the land development project contributes to the economic growth of the area. They also require that the project does not compete with their businesses or negatively impact their operations.
6. Utilities: Utilities require that the land development project does not impact their infrastructure or negatively affect their ability to provide services such as water and electricity.
7. Future residents: Future residents require that the land development project meets their needs and preferences, such as access to amenities, transportation, and schools. They also require that the project complies with safety regulations and that the community is safe and secure.
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