Common use of Full Build-Out Land Use Conditions Clause in Contracts

Full Build-Out Land Use Conditions. Fully platted developable land use conditions for the combined portions of the Papillion Creek Watershed that lie in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇ Counties that are assumed to occur by the Year 2040, plus the projected 2040 land uses within the Watershed in Washington County; or as may be redefined through periodic updates to the respective County comprehensive plans. 1) Incorporate stormwater management strategies as a part of landscape preservation, restoration, and conservation efforts where technically feasible. 2) Define natural resources for the purpose of preservation, restoration, mitigation, and/or enhancement. 3) For new development or significant redevelopment, provide a creek setback of 3:1 plus 50 feet along all streams as identified in the Papillion Creek Watershed Management Plan and a creek setback of 3:1 plus 20 feet for all other watercourses. 4) All landscape preservation features as required in this policy or other policies, including all stormwater and LID strategies, creek setbacks, existing or mitigated wetlands, etc., identified in new or significant redevelopment shall be placed into an out lot or within public right of way or otherwise approved easement.

Full Build-Out Land Use Conditions. Fully platted developable land use conditions for the combined portions of the Papillion Creek Watershed that lie in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇ Sarpy Counties that are assumed to occur by the Year 204020402050, plus the projected 2040 2050 land uses within the Watershed in Washington County; or as may be redefined through periodic updates to the respective County comprehensive plans. 1) Incorporate stormwater management strategies as a part of landscape preservation, restoration, and conservation efforts where technically feasible. 2) Define natural resources for the purpose of preservation, restoration, mitigation, and/or enhancement. 3) For new development or significant redevelopment, provide a creek setback of 3:1 plus 50 feet along all streams as identified in the Papillion Creek Watershed Management Plan and a creek setback of 3:1 plus 20 feet for all other watercourses. 4) All landscape preservation features as required in this policy or other policies, including all stormwater and LID strategies, creek setbacks, existing or mitigated wetlands, etc., identified in new or significant redevelopment shall be placed into an out lot or within public right of way or otherwise approved easement. 5) These policies are intended to provide a minimum requirement for new development or significant redevelopment. Site conditions may warrant additional setback distance or other stream stabilization measures.