Planned Development. The City and the Developer acknowledge and agree that the Project Parcel may be rezoned to a Planned Development District under section 28.098 of the Madison General Ordinances in order to accommodate the Project. If the Project Parcel is rezoned to a Planned Development District, as part of the Land Use Approvals, the Developer will seek approval of a General Development Plan (“GDP”) pursuant to section 28.098(5)(c) of the Madison General Ordinance. The City and Developer further acknowledge that each Project Element shall be subject to the City’s review and approval as part of a Specific Implementation Plan (“SIP”), pursuant to section 28.098(5)(e) of the Madison General Ordinances, provided, however, nothing shall preclude Developer from combining one or more Project Elements into a single SIP application.
Planned Development. The information regarding the property subject to the Development Agreement shall contain details of the property and the planned development in accordance with NCGS 160D Article 10 Development Agreements.
Planned Development. The term “Planned Development” means the Authorized Development plus the development of the 1,983 acre Metro Air Park, which is subject to the Metro Air Park Habitat Conservation Plan (“MAP Authorized Development”)
Planned Development. City has approved the Dominion – Phase V PD in accordance with Site Plan 16-01-SP which implements zoning, platting, and other regulations on the Property in accordance with specific guidelines set forth in the Dominion – Phase V PD. Under the Dominion – Phase V PD, the Property is intended to be a single family residential neighborhood which will be benefitted by its development as a part of the Dominion and its proximity to the riverwalk amenity.
Planned Development. One of the primary objectives of the City and Developer in entering into this Agreement is that development of the Property be undertaken in an organized fashion so as to ensure a well-integrated, unique quality resort that is based on design concepts with a mix of resort hotel and entertainment, commercial and residential uses. The Parties have agreed… This section describes the shared vision and purpose for entering into the agreement. The City has chosen specific language (e.g., “well-integrated” and “unique quality”) to express design intent.
Planned Development. The Planned Development (PD) district is designed to accommodate various types of development, such as residential projects, neighborhood and community shopping centers, as well as professional and administrative areas among others. The district was established to allow flexibility of design that is in accordance with the objectives of the General Plan. The project proposes residential units along El Camino Real, which is a transit corridor. The project proposes a change in zoning to PD-Planned Unit Development to allow for flexible development standards to accommodate the project. Development Agreement As part of the proposed Development Agreement for the project, the applicant/land owner commit prior to the issuance of the first building permit for the Project, the payment to the City an amount equal to $1,603,032 (the "Affordable Housing Fee") based on the approved Project size of 78,188 square feet of residential space and 4,909 square feet of commercial space. If the Land Owner proposes to modify the Project by constructing any more or less residential or commercial square footage on the Property, the amount of the Affordable Housing Fee shall be adjusted accordingly based on an assumed fee of twenty dollars ($20) per square foot of residential development and eight dollars ($8) per square foot of commercial development. The Affordable Housing Fee shall be placed in a City fund used for the construction, rehabilitation, or preservation of housing affordable to low and moderate income households and for related administrative costs. In exchange for payment of the fee, the applicant’s vesting rights are subject to the Development Agreement and the project’s Vesting Tentative Map shall be in effect as long as the Development Agreement is in effect (five years). STORM WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
Planned Development. The Property is subject to the residential-business planned development number 368 (the "PD") under the Chicago Zoning Ordinance approved by the City Council of Chicago on November 6, 1985 and published in the Journal of Proceedings of the City Council for the Regular Meeting of the Council held November 6, 1985 (pages 21788-21800), with corrections published in the said Journal of Proceedings for the Regular Meeting held November 13, 1985 (pages 22214-22216) and the Design Standards established pursuant thereto. Cityfront and Newsweb acknowledge and agree that: (i) each of Newsweb and Cityfront shall have complete discretion to change the Design Standards of the PD with respect to property owned by it without approval of the other party; (ii) Newsweb and Cityfront shall each have complete discretion to seek administrative changes and interpretations of the PD with respect to property owned by it without consent of the other party; (iii) Cityfront shall, if necessary, provide its consent and use reasonable commercial efforts to obtain the consent of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, if required in connection with clauses (i) and (ii) above. Except as set forth above, neither Cityfront nor Newsweb shall consent to any amendment of the PD without the consent of the other party hereto, provided neither party shall unreasonably withhold or delay any such consent. Each of Newsweb and Cityfront shall, to the extent reasonably practicable, cooperate in seeking changes to the PD requested by the other party.
Planned Development. City has approved the Riverwalk! PD by Ordinance 1904 which implements zoning, platting, and other regulations on the Property in accordance with specific guidelines set forth in the Riverwalk! PD. Under the Riverwalk! PD, the Property is intended to be an integrated residential, commercial, and mixed use project designed around a central riverwalk amenity that will serve as an integral component of the Project. This Agreement serves to further the implementation of the riverwalk amenity. It is anticipated that additional agreements may be entered into between the Parties and with developers of specific components of the Project to address specific issues related to the Project.
Planned Development. Commissioner Xxxxxxx supported, and the MOTION CARRIED with a roll call votes (7 yes votes): (Xxxxx/yes, Xxxxxxx/yes, Xxxxxxx/yes, Xxxxxxxx/yes, Xxxxxx/yes, Xxxxxxx/yes, Xxxxxxx/yes) OTHER BUSINESS Charter Township of White Lake Page 5 of 6 Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes of April 7, 2022
Planned Development. Master Developer shall designate Land Use Districts and Sub-Use Districts on the Property and implement the types of uses, densities, and design standards for such Land Use Districts and Sub-Use Districts pursuant to Title 11B and this Agreement. City shall grant and approve all permits and approvals necessary and convenient for Master Developer to exercise the Development Rights and carry out Master Developer’s rights under this Agreement and build out the Project, subject to City’s review and approval of all development applications pursuant to Title 11B. Development of the Property may include, without limitation, the planning, design, engineering, construction, acquisition, installation, and provision of improvements of any sort or nature, including private infrastructure and Public Infrastructure related to development of the Property, whether located within or outside the Property. City, having exercised City’s discretion in approving this Agreement, shall cooperate reasonably in processing the approval or issuance of such permits, plans, specifications, plats and other development approvals as may be requested by Master Developer administratively in order to implement the Project.
