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GREENBRIAR SYCAMORE VALLEY - GROWTH MANAGEMENT AGMT
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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
2/15/2000
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
GREENBRIAR SYCAMORE VALLEY
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
GROWTH MANAGEMENT AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
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B. As to these units, Developer designates the following as production units and as <br />custom lots: <br />Production Units: 111 <br />Custom Units: 0 <br />C. Developer will use its best efforts to project actual building starts, on a continuing <br />basis, so the Council can gauge actual construction when considering new approvals. In other <br />words, Developer must keep the City informed of its progress and must apply to reallocate units <br />if building permits for those units are not obtained (or the public improvements for custom lots <br />aze not completed) in the year so allocated. If a Developer fails to apply for reallocation and <br />building permits aze not obtained in the yeaz in question (or the public improvements not <br />completed for custom lots), the Developer cannot obtain a building permit until the Developer <br />has reapplied for growth management (under the Modified Program) and has been granted a new <br />year in which to obtain such permit. <br />D. Developer shall not build units at a rate faster than its annual allocation, and it <br />must semi-annually (in February and August) modify, if necessary, its projections to reflect its <br />then-existing best estimate of actual construction. Modifications of projected build-out are <br />unlimited for a participating developer, but the year(s) when construction will be permitted will <br />be determined by Council. Applications must be received by June 30 (for August) and <br />December 31 (for February). <br />E. When semi-annual reviews aze made, Developer may move units into later yeazs <br />or into earlier years from those originally estimated, subject to Council approval. <br />F. Council may extend the Developer's requested time-frame for pulling building <br />permits in yeazs when actual construction is projected to exceed the General Plan maximum <br />and/or if infrastructure is projected not to be available for new development. <br />G. If the Council must defer Developer's proposed rescheduling of units to a year <br />later than that requested, Developer shall have a preference in returning units to the originally <br />desired yeaz (if desired) should units in that yeaz become available due to other developers' <br />shifting units to later yeazs. <br />H. For production units, a building permit will be issued only in the calendar year for <br />which a unit has growth management approval. No building permits will be allowed to be pulled <br />6 months in advance of the calendar year of allocation as allowed under the former growth <br />management ordinance. <br />I. Custom lots, once the public improvements are completed, will not be subject to <br />further developer reallocation, but custom lots, will not be sold prior to the time the public <br />improvements aze completed. City will monitor custom lot development and will use estimates <br />of actual custom lot construction in the semi-annual analysis of projected building starts. <br />Custom lots projected to start in a calendaz yeaz count to~vazd the General Plan maximum. <br />2 <br />
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