Common use of Rezone Clause in Contracts

Rezone. a. Not later than six (6) months after returning a recorded copy of the LLA to the City of Lynden Planning Staff, the City will apply for a site-specific rezone for that portion of the City Property that is quitclaimed to the Owner. b. The rezone application will be to shift the exchanged property from a zoning category of Public Use (PU) to Residential Multi-family-3 (RM-3) to be consistent with the existing zoning category of the Owner Property. c. City staff will diligently follow the site-specific rezone process described in Ch. 17.19 LMC to ensure expeditious processing of the rezone. d. The Owner acknowledges that site-specific rezones are ultimately approved by ordinance after significant public review, and that the success of the site- specific rezone application cannot be guaranteed. While City staff will apply for the site- specific rezone, the City planning commission may recommend denial and the City Council may choose not to approve the site-specific rezone. The entry of this Agreement in no way obligates the planning commission or City Council to approve the re-zone. The Owner willingly enters into to this Agreement fully aware of this risk.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Lot Line Adjustment and Right of Way Dedication Agreement

Rezone. a. Not later than six (6) months after returning a recorded copy of the LLA to the City of Lynden Planning Staff, the City will apply for a site-specific rezone for that portion of the City Property that is quitclaimed to the Owner. b. The rezone application will be to propose a shift the exchanged property from a zoning category of Public Use (PU) to Residential Multi-family-3 (RM-3) to be consistent with the existing zoning category of the Owner Property. c. City staff will diligently follow the site-specific rezone process described in Ch. 17.19 LMC to ensure expeditious processing of the rezone. d. The Owner acknowledges that site-specific rezones are ultimately approved by ordinance after significant public review, and that the success of the site- specific rezone application cannot be guaranteed. While City staff will apply for the site- specific rezone, the City planning commission may recommend denial and the City Council may choose not to approve the site-specific rezone. The entry of this Agreement in no way obligates the planning commission or City Council to approve the re-zone. The Owner willingly enters into to this Agreement fully aware of this risk.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Lot Line Adjustment and Right of Way Dedication Agreement