Common use of Conceptual Master Plan Clause in Contracts

Conceptual Master Plan. a. Attached as Exhibit B and incorporated by reference herein, is a master plan for the Property (the “Master Plan”). A detailed demonstration of how the Master Plan satisfies certain criteria provided for in CCC 40.520.080 is attached hereto as Exhibit C. The design of the Master Plan is unique and innovative through its “front loading” of transportation mitigation, its blending and transitioning of density both within and outside of the Property, its provisions for trails and open space (in excess of 15% of the Property area) and the trails’ and open space’s relationship to, protection of and integration with existing critical areas on the Property. The Master Plan provides for a variety of housing types and lot sizes. The Master Plan will provide the Parties with predictability regarding certain aspects of the future development of the Property, including access locations on to public streets and any associated offsite improvements related to transportation. The County finds and agrees that the Master Plan satisfies the provisions of CCC 40.520.080.C.4.d and CCC 40.520.080.D.1-.3; provided that Xxxx must submit architectural plans that are acceptable to the County pursuant to CCC 40.510.050-1.9.c(2)(m) in conjunction with an application for PUD approval as set forth in subsection (b).

Conceptual Master Plan. a. Attached as Exhibit B “B” and incorporated by reference herein, is a master plan for the Property (the “Master Plan”). A detailed demonstration of how the Master Plan satisfies certain criteria provided for in CCC 40.520.080 is attached hereto as Exhibit C. “B-1”. The design of the Master Plan is unique and innovative through its “front loading” of transportation mitigation, its blending and transitioning of density both within and outside of the Property, its provisions for trails and open space (in excess of 15% of the Property area) and the trails’ and open space’s relationship to, protection of and integration with existing critical areas on the Property. The Master Plan provides for a variety of housing types and lot sizes. The Master Plan will provide the Parties with predictability regarding certain aspects of the future development of the Property, including access locations on to public streets and any associated offsite improvements related to transportation. The County finds and agrees that the Master Plan satisfies the provisions of CCC 40.520.080.C.4.d 40.520.080(C)(4)(d) and CCC 40.520.080.D.1-.340.250.080(D)(1)-(3); provided that Xxxx must submit architectural plans that are acceptable to the County pursuant to CCC 40.510.050-1.9.c(2)(m1(m) in conjunction with an application for PUD approval as set forth in subsection (b).