An "Industrial Reserve" refers to a designated area of land set aside for future industrial development. This land is often located near transportation networks, such as roads and railways, to facilitate the movement of goods. The purpose of an industrial reserve is to ensure that there is sufficient space for businesses to expand and for new industries to establish themselves, promoting economic growth. These reserves can be managed by local governments or private entities and may include various types of infrastructure, such as utilities and access roads. By planning for industrial reserves, communities can attract investment and create jobs, contributing to overall economic stability and development.