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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. 1. The City agrees to allow the Developer(s) the ability to permit and construct model homes without utilities (i.e., “dry models”) and to relocate the models as necessary within each subdivision in accordance with the applicable Zoning Regulations. 2. The City agrees that the Owner and/or any Developer is/are not required to phase development but shall have the right to do so. 3. The City agrees to review all land use changes, land development applications, and plats in an expeditious manner in accordance with the MZDO as modified by the PDD Standards for this Project. Developer(s) may submit these items for concurrent review with the City and other governmental authorities. The City may give final approval to any submission, but it will not grant authorization to record plats or begin development construction activities until all permitting agencies have completed their reviews. 4. Signage for the Project is governed by the PDD Standards, Zoning Regulations, and the MZDO, as applicable. 5. The City acknowledges that the Owner and/or Developer(s) shall have an internal set of architectural guidelines and will employ an architectural review board, which are to be adopted as provided in the PDD Standards and which shall be administered by the Owner, Developer(s) and/or the Association, and which guidelines may be modified in the future at the discretion of the Owner and/or Developer(s) to meet market conditions. These architectural guidelines must meet the minimum standards set forth in the MZDO for architectural review. Owner and/or Developer shall be responsible for assuring such modifications are in compliance with the Zoning Regulations. 6. The City agrees to allow plat recording with a bond of 125% of the infrastructure cost prior to completion of infrastructure development and to issue building permits and permit sale of lots prior to completion of such bonded infrastructure; in accordance with the MZDO as modified by the PDD Standards for this Property. 7. The City agrees the Property shall be governed by the Zoning Regulations. 8. The City agrees that the Property is approved and fully vested for intensity, density, development fees, uses and height, and shall not have any City obligations for any off- site transportation or other facilities or improvements other than as provided in this Agreement, but must adhere to the current PDD Standards, subdivision plat, and development plan procedural guidelines in accordance with the then current MZDO. The ...
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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. A. Development Applications for the individual parcels or tracts, or portions or phases thereof, shall be submitted to the DRT for processing under the provisions of this Agreement. It is acknowledged that the Property is anticipated to be developed in multiple phases which includes the Development of one (1) block of the Property at a time, in order to provide the Owner or Developer flexibility to meet market demands. Developer has conducted traffic studies and created a master plan for the entire Property. Separate traffic studies shall not be required for individual residential phases of Development. Development Rights to the land encompassed by an Initial Development Application or master plan may be transferred to any other portion of the Property, or to another Developer of the Property, provided that such does not increase the proposed ranges of densities and intensities beyond that which would otherwise be allowed under the provisions of this Agreement. Such transfer of Development Rights shall require written notice to the County and written acknowledgment by the DRT, as set forth below, and which shall not be unreasonably withheld. The Unified Development Plan, which generally allocates building types, may be modified to accommodate market conditions, subject to the overall density and use maximums set forth in the ZDSO and in this Agreement. B. The County agrees that the Owner shall have the unlimited right to phase the Development of the Property in accordance with the Development Schedule. C. The County agrees to use its best efforts to review in an expeditious manner all reviews contemplated by or required by the ZDSO, including but not limited to land use changes, Development applications, and plats and subdivisions for the Development of the Property. The Owner may submit these items for concurrent review by Beaufort County and other governmental authorities. D. The County agrees that the Property is approved and fully vested for intensity, commercial density, Impact Fees, uses and height, setbacks, and parking and signage, and shall not have any obligations for onsite or offsite transportation or other facilities or improvements other than as specifically provided in this Agreement, but shall adhere to the Unified Development Plan as modified or amended from time to time. The County shall not impose additional obligations or regulations in
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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. 12.1 The Town agrees that the Owner and/or any Developer shall have the right to phase development. Property that is anticipated to use a minimum of fifty (50) ERUs shall be phased into development within the PD Property each calendar year, beginning no later than 2026; provided, however, that if the term of this Agreement is extended by the Owner and/or Developer pursuant to Section 3.2.2 herein, then such obligation shall not commence until calendar year 2027. For purposes of this Section 12.1, the term “phased into development” shall mean that the applicable property has been subdivided pursuant to an approved subdivision plat for purposes of development and marketing for sale.
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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. Discharge permits are issued to all SIUs. The discharge permit application requires the industrial user to provide a description of the manufacturing processes, process water consumption and discharge volumes, and the potential pollutant concentration in wastewater discharged from the facility.
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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. A. Development Applications for the individual parcels or tracts, or portions or phases thereof, shall be submitted to the DRT for processing under the provisions of this Agreement. It is acknowledged that the Property is anticipated to be developed in multiple phases which includes the Development of one (1) block of the Property at a time, in order to provide the Owner or Developer flexibility to meet market demands. Developer has conducted traffic studies and created a master plan for the entire Property. Separate traffic studies shall not be required for individual residential phases of B. The County agrees that the Owner shall have the unlimited right to phase the Development of the Property in accordance with the Development Schedule. C. The County agrees to use its best efforts to review in an expeditious manner all reviews contemplated by or required by the ZDSO, including but not limited to land use changes, Development applications, and plats and subdivisions for the Development of the Property. The Owner may submit these items for concurrent review by Beaufort County and other governmental authorities. D. The County agrees that the Property is approved and fully vested for intensity, commercial density, Impact Fees, uses and height, setbacks, and parking and signage, and shall not have any obligations for onsite or offsite transportation or other facilities or improvements other than as specifically provided in this Agreement, but shall adhere to the Unified Development Plan as modified or amended from time to time. The County shall not impose additional obligations or regulations in connection with the ownership or Development of the Property, except in accordance with the procedures and provisions of Section 6-31-80 (B) of the Act, which Owner shall have the right to challenge.
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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. 1. Beaufort County agrees that the Owner/Developer shall have the unlimited right to phase the development of the Property as Owner/Developer deems appropriate. 2. Beaufort County agrees to use its best efforts to review in an expeditious manner all land use changes, land development applications, and plats in accordance with applicable ordinances as modified by this Agreement for the Property. Owner/Developer may submit these items for concurrent review with Beaufort County and other governmental authorities. 3. Signage for the Property shall be governed by the Beaufort County Sign Ordinance and the provisions of Paragraph VIII C (3) hereof. 4. Beaufort County agrees that the Property is approved and fully vested for intensity, density, Development Fees, uses and height, setbacks and parking and shall not have any obligations for on or off site transportation or other facilities or improvements other than as specifically provided in this Agreement. Beaufort County shall not impose additional development obligations or regulations in connection with the development of the Property, except in accordance with the procedures and provisions of § 6-31-80 (B) of the Act, which the Owner/Developer shall have the right to challenge.
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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. Beaufort County agrees that Owner shall have the unlimited right to phase the development of the Property in accordance with the Development Schedule.
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PERMITTING PROCEDURES. Section 11.01 Phased Development 30 Section 11.02 Land Use and Development 30 Section 11.03 Signage 30 Section 11.04 Architectural Guidelines 30 Section 11.05 Property Vested 31 Section 11.06 Development Application Fees 31 ARTICLE XII DEVELOPER ENTITLEMENTS Section 12.01 Developer Entitlements 31 ARTICLE XIII COMPLIANCE REVIEWS Section 13.01 Compliance Reviews 32 ARTICLE XIV ISSUANCE OF THE BONDS Section 14.01 Issuance of Bonds 33 Section 14.02 Terms of Bonds 34 Section 14.03 Municipal Improvement District. 34 Section 15.01 Events of Default 34 Section 15.02 Enforcement 35 Section 15.03 Damages Limits 35 Section 15.04 Permitted Delays 35 Section 16.01 Mutual Assistance 35
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