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2005-06-14
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BIL 030 Draft 03 2004-2006
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BIL 030 Draft 03 2004-2006
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COM 0106.000 2004-2006
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COM 0106.071 2004-2006
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Communication 106 <br /> Bill 30 <br /> Page 4 <br /> 4. Add New Condition L: <br /> Like Bill No. 32, this is designed to clarify when the drainage improvements have to be <br /> completed as well as the necessity of FEMA approval. This provision was absent in the original draft. <br /> "A drainage study shall be prepared and submitted for the review and approval ofthe Department of <br /> Public Works prior to the issuance of Final Plan Approval. lfdeemed necessary by the Department of <br /> Public Works the appropriate Federal Emerzencv Management Agency (FEMA) clearances andior <br /> approvals shall be securedprior [o issuance of any land disturbance permit affecting the area corered <br /> by the work within [he "AE" zone or the corrected effective base flood plain The applicant shall <br /> consh~uct ali necessary drainage improvements including the flood channel prior to the issuance uLa <br /> certificate ofoccupancy for nun-residential structures or frnal inspection ofany residential <br /> structures." <br /> 5. Chance Condition K to "M" <br /> 6. Amend Condition L to "N" with following chances: <br /> This is to clarify that this restriction does not prohibit non-habitable structures or <br /> improvements, such as roadway, within the flood area, as well as to make the covenants applicable <br /> only to any single-family residential lots that may be created within the project area. <br /> Fm#lr#tr~gv] Np residerttinl structures shall be constructed within areas designated "AE" ur "shaded " <br /> Zone "X" by Flnnd Insurance Ra[e Map.r (FIRA~ as amended by any applicable LOMR. Restrictive <br /> cnvcnuntc in the deeds gjall sin~Ie family t~esidential lots shall give puttee of the terms of (his <br /> resoning condition. No single-family residential lots may be created which lack a buildahle area. <br /> This restriction mac be removed by amendment of this ordinance by the County Council. <br /> appropriate a RAJ copy ofthe proposed covenant(s) to be recorded with the Bureau ofConveyances <br /> shall be submitted to the Planning Director for review and approval prior to the issuance of Final <br /> Subdivision Approval. A copy ofthe recorded document shall be filed with the Planning Department <br /> upon il.c receipl,from the Bureau ofCnnveyance.r." <br /> <br /> 7. Change Conditions M through R to "O to 7"' <br /> <br /> 8. Add New Condition "U" <br /> Although public education, like health care, is a State function, there is a need to address this <br /> issue. "fhe applicant has represented that it is prepared to set aside 5 acres of land for a school site <br /> within and/or adjacent to the proposed rental housing project and, also, provide some measure of <br /> structural improvements on the site, provided that appropriate recreational impact fee credits can be <br /> secured. With the school, this project would have the significant components of a small community- <br /> rental and tee simple housing that span all economic spectrums; commercial village center; park; and <br /> a school site. <br /> In the regard, this provision provides for the following: <br /> a. Within 90 days of the effective date of this ordinance, the applicant would solicit the input of the <br /> DOE, community, and County Council, to determine which agency or entity would be the <br /> recipient of this school site and any improvements thereon. If not the DOE, the designated entity <br /> would be aDOG-sanctioned "public" school, such as a charter school. <br /> b. Within 60 days after this agency or entity is identified, the applicant would submit a draft of an <br /> agreement between the landowner and the agency/entity to the Council for review relative to <br /> consistency with the terms of the ordinance. <br /> PC REPORT NO. 25 <br /> <br />
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