Common use of Design Review Board (DRB) Clause in Contracts

Design Review Board (DRB). The Developer agrees that the DRB (or successor board) will have jurisdiction over the review and approval of building plans and site plan involving non-residential uses and those residential uses comprised of 50 units or more that are located on an A Street within the T5 Transect Zone (Urban Center).

Design Review Board (DRB). The Developer agrees that the City DRB (or successor board) will have jurisdiction over the review and approval of building development plans and site plan involving all non-residential uses, and all nonresidential uses and those residential uses comprised comprise of 50 units or more that are located on an A Street Street, within the T5 Transect Zone (Urban Center).

Design Review Board (DRB). The Developer agrees that the City DRB (or successor board) will have jurisdiction over the review and approval of building development plans and site plan involving non-residential uses and those residential uses comprised of 50 units or more that are located on an A Street within for the T5 Transect Zone Zones (Urban Center).

Design Review Board (DRB). The Developer agrees that the City DRB (or successor board) will have jurisdiction over the review and approval of building development plans and site plan involving non-residential uses and those residential uses comprised of 50 units or more that are located on an A Street within for the T5 Transect Zone (Urban Center).

Design Review Board (DRB). The Developer agrees that the City DRB (or successor board) will have jurisdiction over the review and approval of building development plans and site plan involving all non-residential uses uses, and of those residential uses comprised of 50 units or more units that are located on an A Street street, within the T5 Transect Zone Zones (Urban Center).