Common use of PERMITTING PROCEDURES Clause in Contracts

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

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 inin 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.