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2008- 002 Upon submission, each concurrency application will be placed in a queue Each application will then be evaluated in the order in which it was received. As each application is evaluated, the demand reflected by that application will be compared to the available capacity for each facility, as described in sections 910.08 910.09 and 910.11. As demand is allocated by approving applications, available capacity will be reduced. If any facility has insufficient capacity to accommodate a proposed application, the following will occur: (a) If the applicant has indicated on his application that he would accept less capacity than requested if available capacity is inadequate to accommodate his demand, then he will be allocated the remaining available capacity and the concurrency certificate will be conditioned on a comparable reduction in project size. (b) If the applicant has indicated on his application that he would not accept less capacity than requested if available capacity is inadequate to accommodate his demand, then his application request will be denied. (4) The following departments shall be responsible for evaluating the adequacy of existing and planned facilities with regard to concurrency applications: (5) (a) The utilities department shall evaluate solid waste levels of service; (b) The public works department shall evaluate roadway levels of service; (c) The public works department shall evaluate drainage levels of service; (d) The utilities department shall evaluate potable water levels of service; (e) The utilities department shall evaluate sanitary sewer levels of service; and (f) The community development department shall evaluate park levels of service. The evaluating agencies, within fifteen (15) days of receipt of the application from the community development department, shall provide the coordinating agency a letter or other instrument for each concurrency application. The evaluating agencies shall assess the level of service for all facilities which will be impacted by the proposed development, determine the extent of the impact generated by the proposed development, and determine whether those facilities have sufficient capacity to serve the development at, or above, adopted levels of service. The applicant shall meet all the requirements of the evaluating agencies in order to be eligible for approval of the concurrency application. No concurrency certificate will be approved until each evaluating agency is satisfied that sufficient capacity is available to accommodate the demand represented by the application. The applicant through an enforceable development agreement with the evaluating agency may mitigate deficiencies in order to satisfy the concurrency review. Bold Underline: Additions to Ordinance 4 Strike 13Feti, h Deleted Text from Existing Ordinance F:\Community Development\Users\CurDev\ORDINANCE\2008\2008- 910 (1-8-08BCC).RTF