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Ordinance Number
2007-001
Adopted Date
01/23/2007
Agenda Item Number
9.A.1.
Ordinance Type
Impact Fee and LDR Amendments
State Filed Date
02\07\2007
Entity Name
Trip Thresholds
Subject
Single Family Development
Codified or Exempt
Codified
Archived Roll/Disk#
3126
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1935
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ORDINANCE 2007- 0 01 <br /> Trip generation, trip assignment, area of influence, and level of significance for each <br /> individual phase of a multi-phase project shall be based on the traffic study of the <br /> entire multi-phase (all phases) project. Accordingly, the traffic study for an individual <br /> phase of a multi-phase proiect shall reflect the individual phase's proportioned share <br /> of total (all phases) proiect traffic. <br /> if the data equirements-deser-ibed-in see ien 910.1 1(1)(a)1. thfoug, 910.1 1(1)(a)3. are not. <br /> available in their- entifety at the time the eeneuffeney deteFmination appheation is being <br /> VV11s1..vl vaa, the iVy'..:11 VL1 4LLLLL 1114,' be provided by the appheant su-bjeet to o <br /> vV Nll L,' pL4V11V wV 11lJ 11 L/1.l L41 L111V11L A31 <br /> d eenmiunity development depaAffient. <br /> In the event that development generated traffic assigned to one (1) or more of the roadway <br /> segments exceeds the available ser-vi e .,,.1umer-esefve capacity, the r-epeA issued by the <br /> eetinty publie works depaAment an community development department tothe <br /> ,,.dinating a shall iden4i fy the s eei fi. e m stare es s .,ding eaeh eeewTenee <br /> notify the applicant that a concurrency certificate may not be issued. In such a case, the <br /> applicant may choose to decrease the intensity of his development to reduce and asse.;.,*ad <br /> demand to or below the level of available capacity, or initiate an agreement to expand <br /> capacity as provided in Chapter 910.12. If the applicant chooses not to amend his or her <br /> request er and chooses not to initiate an agreement, then the concurrency application shall <br /> be held until it expires. denied the eeneuFreney ae*o,..,,inat;,,., ,.o.4;fieate shall be dens a <br /> PART III: AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 1000, IMPACT FEES <br /> 1. Title X Concurrency Reference Update <br /> Title X Section 1000.15(1) is hereby amended, to read as follows: <br /> (1) If a building permit or an initial one-year concurrency certificate is revoked, expired, <br /> or is withdrawn, then the feepayer, successors or assigns, shall be entitled to a refund <br /> of the impact fees paid with interest as a result of its revocation, expiration or <br /> withdrawal, except that the county shall retain a fee established by resolution to <br /> offset the costs of refunding. Impact fees paid in conjunction with an initial fWe <br /> seven-year concurrency certificate cannot be refunded, however, any such impact <br /> fees paid will run as a credit with the land. <br /> PART IV: AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 912 SINGLE-FAMILY DEVELOPMENT <br /> 1. Concurrency Reference Update <br /> LDR Section 912.11(2) is hereby amended, to read as follows: <br /> (2) Applicability. Concurrency approval, granted upon issuance of a concurrency <br /> certificate, is required when a new single-family home is constructed. <br /> Bold Underline: Additions to Ordinance 14 <br /> Stfike Offeugh: Deleted Text from Existing Ordinance <br /> FACommunity Development\Users\CurDev\ORDWANCE\2007\2007- 910,912,Title X after 1-23-07.RTF <br />
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