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2008- 002 <br />Hermit, vesting shall not be allowed unless there is a valid approved preliminary plat for the <br />project and shall not occur until submittal of a complete land development permit application <br />(including full engineering plans) - - <br />• . . . . :, . • <br />. ., <br />:. . <br />• • ..:• <br />. ... <br />2Upon issuance of a building permit, the final concurrency certificate shall remain valid for as long <br />as the building permit is valid. <br />(b) No concurrency certificate shall be issued unless there is sufficient capacity available <br />to maintain adopted levels of service as provided in section 910.09. <br />(c) Prior to issuance of a development order, the community development director or his <br />designee shall make a determination that concurrency requirements are satisfied for the <br />type of development order under review. <br />(d) Whenever a proportionate fair share agreement consistent with Section 910.12 is <br />executed and other concurrency requirements specified in the agreement or in Section <br />910.12 are satisfied, the development project which is the subject of the proportionate <br />fair share agreement shall be vested with a seven (7) year initial concurrency <br />certificate regardless of the development order stage of the project. <br />(e) Whenever a non -proportionate fair share developer's agreement is executed by an <br />applicant and that developer s agreement commits the applicant to construct major <br />capacity producing transportation improvements, the applicant's project may be vested <br />for concurrency with a seven (7) year initial concurrency certificate if the Board of <br />County Commissioners finds that <br />1. the applicant's proposed improvements will provide significant benefits to the <br />transportation system, and <br />2. all other concurrency requirements, including payment of all applicable impact <br />fees and capacity charges as well as demonstration of available capacity on all <br />impacted links and in all applicable concurrency facilities, are met. <br />For purposes of this provision, a "major capacity producing transportation improvement' is <br />a project which adds travel lanes to an existing roadway or a corridor and expands the <br />capacity of the roadway or corridor by at least 25% (twenty-five percent). <br />(1) Determinations of exemption from concurrency review shall be made by the <br />community development director or his designee. Exemptions may be based on vested <br />rights determinations, application of de minims criteria, or determinations that there <br />will be no increase in density or intensity. Appeals of determinations shall follow the <br />procedures of section 910.05. <br />(2) The following are exempted from concurrency review: <br />(a) Projects which have a vested rights determination pursuant to section 910.03; <br />Bold Underline: Additions to Ordinance 2 <br />Striarrike thfe Deleted Text from Existing Ordinance <br />F:\Community Development\Users\CurDev\ORDINANCE\2008\2008-_ 910 (1-8-08BCC).RTF <br />