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03-21-1991 PTRC Minutes
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i <br /> ( 1 ) Residential Projects. <br /> • <br /> Gross Densit in D`L Ma�:imum ercentaQe <br /> Dwelling Units per Acre Dedication <br /> 0 to 2 6% <br /> Over 2 to 3 7 <br /> Over 3 to 4 8$ <br /> In excess of 4 10$ <br /> ( 2 ) Non-Residential Projects or Combination Residential <br /> and Commercial Projects. The percentage of dedica- <br /> tion for non-residential projects or combination <br /> residential./commercial projects shall not exceed <br /> 10-t. <br /> ( 3 ) Delineation of Area to be Dedicated. The area to be <br /> dedicated for recreation and conservation uses shell <br /> be delineated on the proposed plat or otherwise <br /> conveyed by easement to the City prior to the <br /> issuance of any development permits. <br /> ( 4 ) Cash in Lieu of Dedication. in lieu of the dedi- <br /> cation of land for recreational and conservation <br /> purposes, the City Council may require the developer <br /> • to pay to the City, as an equivalent contribution, <br /> an amount in cash equal to the percentage of the <br /> land required to be dedicated, multiplied by the <br /> fair market value of the property at the time of <br /> final approval of the development application. The <br /> fair market value of the property shall be <br /> determined by reference to current appraisal data or <br /> sales information. When appraisal data is utilized, <br /> the developer shall reimburse the City for the cost <br /> Of the appraisal prior to the issuance of any <br /> development permits. <br /> ( 5 ) Installment Payment. The City Council , at i <br /> optts <br /> ion, may permit the developer to submit 2/3rds of <br /> the cash equivalency payment over a period of time <br /> Pursuant to an Installment Payment Agreement <br /> approved by the City' s attorney. The Agreement shall require the payment of interest on the unpaid principal; shad require final payment �:ithin <br /> eighteen ( 18 ) months; and may require security for <br /> withhol d principal portion thereof. The City may <br /> d <br /> development or building permits for any <br /> Portion of the project if the developer <br /> does not <br /> n <br /> comply with the terms of the Is n t <br /> Agreement. tai_me..t PcVReT^ � <br /> • 2 - <br />
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