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Ordinance Number
2012-018
Adopted Date
07/10/2012
Agenda Item Number
4.A.
Ordinance Type
Land Development Regulations
State Filed Date
07\18\2012
Entity Name
Land Development Permit Waiver
Code Number
Chapter 913 and 914
Subject
Site Plan and Subdivision Platting
Codified or Exempt
Codified
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11338
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ORDINANCE 2012-018 <br />(c) No extensions may be granted unless the beafd county determines that an extension <br />satisfies the applicable requirements of the concurrency regulations of Chapter 910. <br />SECTION #8 <br />Amend LDR Section 914.15(6)(b)2, Internal sidewalk segments along local roadways as follows: <br />2. Internal sidewalk segments along local roadways. <br />a. Responsibility. The developer shall be responsible for providing internal <br />sidewalks along internal project roadways adjacent to project entrances <br />and common areas. TheseThose developer -provided sidewalks shall be <br />depicted on the approved project preliminary plat and land development <br />permit. <br />The builder/lot owner shall be responsible for providing the sidewalk <br />required along his lot's street frontage, as depicted on the approved <br />project preliminary plat and land development permit. For subdivisions <br />platted prior to adoption of this provision (9-8-2009) and that have <br />outstanding obligations for providing internal sidewalks, the <br />provision for builder/lot owner responsibility may be applied if <br />authorized by recorded covenants, restrictions, and lot owner <br />consent and, if applicable, mortgagee consent, in a manner <br />acceptable to the county attorney's office, including a covenant that <br />the applicable covenants and restrictions cannot be modified or <br />terminated without county approval. The sidewalk segment shall be <br />constructed and inspected prior to the issuance of a certificate of <br />occupancy (C.O.) for the residence(s) on the builder's/lot owner's lot. <br />b. Multiple phase projects. In addition to the requirements of subsection <br />913.09(5)(b)2.a. above, the following requirements shall apply to <br />multiple phase projects that are under unified control. If a subdivision <br />consists of multiple phases that are under unified control, sidewalks must <br />be completed on ninety (90) percent of the lots in the preceding phase <br />prior to the issuance of a certificate of completion (C.C.) for the next <br />phase of the project. If a certificate of completion on a subsequent phase <br />is needed prior to the completion of ninety (90) percent of the sidewalks <br />in the preceding phase, then security, in conformance with subsection <br />913.10(1), construction security requirements, shall be posted to <br />guarantee construction of sidewalks needed to meet the ninety (90) <br />percent completion requirement for the preceding phase. <br />For purposes of calculating the ninety (90) percent threshold, sidewalks adjacent <br />to lots shall be considered completed if: <br />A valid reservation agreement (as determined by the county <br />attorney) with deposit has been signed by the end user of the lot; <br />Bold Underline: Additions to Ordinance 15 <br />Sth: Deleted Text from Existing Ordinance <br />C:\Documents and Settings\tlister\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\QPAZMTU8\2012-018 913 and 914.doc <br />
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