What does ORPP stand for?

Office of Regional Policy and Planning

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument (US NPS) Oak Ridge Polycystic Kidney Oak Ridge Public Library (Oak Ridge, TN) OCLC (Online Computer Library Center, Inc.) Research Public License Office of Regulation Policy and Management (US Department of Veterans Affairs) Office of Religious Persecution Monitoring Office of Rental Property Management (Boston University; Boston, MA) Ordnung Polizei (Germany) Ocotillo Ranch Property Owners Association, Inc (Ocotillo, CA) Ocean Research Priorities Plan		Open Reduction and Percutaneous Pinning Open Robotics Peripheral Platform Optimized Relativistic Pseudopotential Ordinary Reasonable and Prudent Person (law) Office of Recreation and Park Resources Organic Roman Provence Rooibos (tea) Oregon Regional Primate Research Center Occurrence Reporting Processing System (US Department of Energy) Ocean Reef Primary School (Perth, Australia) Office of Real Property Service (New York State)

Samples in periodicals archive:

Population estimates for all 13 districts were prepared by the county's Office of Regional Policy and Planning and Elections Division to aid the county's newly appointed Redistricting Committee.

Redistricting: Seattle loses, suburbs gain

All the details hadn't been worked out, but Stephanie Warden, director of Sims' Office of Regional Policy and Planning, said any deal probably would include a size limit closer to 20,000 square feet than 80,000.

Urban-growth plan `tweaked' County Council not expected to alter ...

Births 222,652 Deaths 112,848 Natural population increase 109,804 Influx 68,491 -------------------------------------------- Total Change 178,295 Other Puget Sound counties' population in 2000 Snohomish 593,500 Pierce 706,000 Kitsap 230,200 Thurston 204,300 Source: Washington Office of Financial Management, King County Office of Regional Policy and Planning.

State, county are sparring over growth estimates