Common use of Future Laws Clause in Contracts

Future Laws. Any amendment or modification to the ZDSO, including any new or successor zoning and development standards ordinances adopted by Beaufort County, shall not be applicable to the Property without the Owner’s express prior written consent, except as otherwise provided herein, provided that Beaufort County may apply such subsequently adopted laws to the Development if it holds a public hearing and it is determined that the subsequently adopted laws: (a) are not in conflict with laws governing this Agreement and do not prevent the Development contemplated in this Agreement; (b) are essential to public health, safety or welfare, and the subsequently adopted laws expressly state that they apply to the Development of the Property; and, (c) are specifically anticipated and provided for in the Development Agreement; and provided that: (i) Beaufort County demonstrates that substantial changes have occurred to pertinent conditions regarding the Property existing as of the Effective Date; and, if not addressed by Beaufort County, such conditions would pose a serious risk to the health, safety and welfare of its citizens; or (ii) the Development Agreement is based on substantially inaccurate information supplied by Owner. Owner and Beaufort County also acknowledges acknowledge that a portion of the Property is located within AICUZ Noise Zone 2A and that boundaries and restrictions may change for AICUZ noise zones, but agrees that changes to any AICUZ noise zone shall not be considered a threat to the health, safety or welfare of the citizens within the Property. . In the event such changes are proposed, which apply to all or any portion of the Property, the Owner and the County each agree to work together in good faith to alleviate the impact of such changes on the Property. In no event, however, shall the Owner be required to reduce or transfer density as shown in the Unified Development Plan, without the written consent of the Owner.

Future Laws. Any amendment or modification to the ZDSO, including any new or successor zoning and development standards ordinances adopted by Beaufort County, shall not be applicable to the Property without the Owner’s express prior written consent, except as otherwise provided herein, provided that Beaufort County may apply such subsequently adopted laws to the Development if it holds a public hearing and it is determined that the subsequently adopted laws: (a) are not in conflict with laws governing this Agreement and do not prevent the Development contemplated in this Agreement; (b) are essential to public health, safety or welfare, and the subsequently adopted laws expressly state that they apply to the Development of the Property; and, (c) are specifically anticipated and provided for in the Development Agreement; and provided that: (i) Beaufort County demonstrates that substantial changes have occurred to pertinent conditions regarding the Property existing as of the Effective Date; and, if not addressed by Beaufort County, such conditions would pose a serious risk to the health, safety and welfare of its citizens; or (ii) the Development Agreement is based on substantially inaccurate information supplied by Owner. Owner and Beaufort County also acknowledges acknowledge that a portion of the Property is located within AICUZ Noise Zone 2A and that boundaries and restrictions may change for AICUZ noise zones, but agrees that changes to any AICUZ noise zone shall not be considered a threat to the health, safety or welfare of the citizens within the Property. . In the event such changes are proposed, which apply to all or any portion of the Property, the Owner and the County each agree to work together in good faith to alleviate the impact of such changes on the Property. In no event, however, shall the Owner be required to reduce or transfer density as shown in the Unified Development Plan, without the written consent of the Owner.

Future Laws. Any amendment or modification to the ZDSO, including any new or successor zoning and development standards ordinances adopted by Beaufort County, shall not be applicable to the Property without the Owner’s express prior written consent, except as otherwise provided herein, provided that Beaufort County may apply such subsequently adopted laws to the Development if it holds a public hearing and it is determined that the subsequently adopted laws: (a) are not in conflict with laws governing this Agreement and do not prevent the Development contemplated in this Agreement; (b) are essential to public health, safety or welfare, and the subsequently adopted laws expressly state that they apply to the Development of the Property; and, (c) are specifically anticipated and provided for in the Development Agreement; and provided that: (i) Beaufort County demonstrates that substantial changes have occurred to pertinent conditions regarding the Property existing as of the Effective Date; and, if not addressed by Beaufort County, such conditions would pose a serious risk to the health, safety and welfare of its citizens; or (ii) the Development Agreement is based on substantially inaccurate information supplied by Owner. Owner and Beaufort County also acknowledges acknowledge that a portion of the Property is located within AICUZ Noise Zone 2A and that boundaries and restrictions may change for AICUZ noise zones, but agrees that changes to any AICUZ noise zone shall not be considered a threat to the health, safety or welfare of the citizens within the Property. . In the event such changes are proposed, which apply to all or any portion of the Property, the Owner and the County each agree to work together in good faith to alleviate the impact of such changes on the Property. In no event, however, shall the Owner be required to reduce or transfer density as shown in the Unified Development Plan, without the written consent of the Owner.