CONFORMANCE WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CONCURRENCY; PERMITS Sample Clauses

CONFORMANCE WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CONCURRENCY; PERMITS. A. The City has determined that the Property is suitable in size, location, and character for the uses proposed, and that the uses proposed are consistent with the City's comprehensive plan.
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CONFORMANCE WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CONCURRENCY; PERMITS. A. A. The City has determined that the Property is suitable in size, location, and character for the uses proposed, and that the uses proposed are consistent with the City's comprehensive plan. The existing development located on the Property is found to be in compliance with the City’s Comprehensive Plan and all applicable regulations. B. B. Developer shall be responsible for obtaining all development permits required by the LDC and applicable federal and state laws. Developer specifically acknowledges that approval of this Agreement does not constitute a Concurrency Certificate as required by the LDC, and that Developer will be required to separately obtain a Concurrency Certificate or, where applicable, to enter into proportionate fair share agreement. if required by the LDC. Approval of this agreement and exhibits is not a permit to begin clearing, to begin site work, or to begin construction without necessary permits.
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CONFORMANCE WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CONCURRENCY; PERMITS. The City has determined that the Property is suitable in size, location, and character for the uses proposed, and that the uses proposed are consistent with the City’s comprehensive plan. Owners or Developer shall be responsible for obtaining all development permits required by the LDC and applicable federal and state laws. Owners or Developer specifically acknowledges that approval of this Agreement does not constitute a Concurrency Certificate as required by the LDC, and that Owners or Developer will be required to separately obtain a Concurrency Certificate or, where applicable, to enter into proportionate fair share agreement. Approval of this agreement and exhibits is not a permit to begin clearing, to begin site work, or to begin construction without necessary permits. The City agrees to issue the required permits for development of the Property in the manner set forth in this Agreement and the LDC.
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CONFORMANCE WITH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CONCURRENCY; PERMITS. The City has determined that the Property is suitable in size, location, and character for the uses proposed, and that the uses proposed are consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan. Owners shall be responsible for obtaining all development permits required by the LDC and applicable federal and state laws. Owners specifically acknowledge that, with the exception of traffic concurrency which is addressed in subsection C below, approval of this Agreement does not constitute a Concurrency Certificate as required by the LDC, and that Owners will be required to separately obtain a Concurrency Certificate or, where applicable, to enter into proportionate fair share agreement. Approval of this agreement and exhibits is not a permit to begin clearing, to begin site work, or to begin construction without necessary permits. As to traffic concurrency, Owners specifically acknowledge that approval of the Preliminary Plat attached as Exhibit H to this Agreement and subsequent execution of a Proportionate Fair Share Agreement, approved by the City of Daytona Beach and the County of Volusia (as necessary) pursuant to the provisions of the LDC, and payment of the requirement proportionate fair share shall constitute a Concurrency Certificate related to transportation facilities only as required by the LDC and a proportionate fair share agreement. Approval of this Agreement and exhibits is not a permit to begin clearing, to begin site work, or to begin construction without necessary permits.
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