HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93011_0686 (2)Interim Development Standards
0- Subdivision does not create obstacle to future extension of water and sewer
►Necessary easements provided
► Sufficient right-of-way provided for needed roadways
► Provisions made for future connection to sewer if lots are smaller than one (1) acre
Boundaries
No- USA boundaries are established on a map
10- County planning director to interpret boundaries
► Boundaries to be changed by mutual agreement of City and County
Fees
10- City and County may establish reasonable fees, such as
Development review fees
Facility connection charges
► County must approve City fees
Agreement Changes
10- Changes to the agreement are to be made by mutual agreement of the city and county
Dispute Resolution
10- Parties agree to mediation before seeking judicial remedies
Term of Agreement
0- 10 years, unless extended by agreement of both parties
City Regulations to be Adopted by County
0- Zoning (not including sign regulations)
► Subdivision Regulations
► Standards for Public Improvements
Lauer said a few changes needed to be made to the agreement and these were:
Page 4 — delete "and building codes" from 11 th sentence in column 2.
Page 5 — In Section 3, approval by subdivision review committee should be
added and county planning director omitted. In Section 6-A, it should
say, "Exceptions to development standards shall be reviewed in
accordance with adopted county procedures."
Page 7 — Under Section 4- B — The last sentence should be deleted in its
entirety ("To effect this agreement, the County agrees to adopt the building code
referenced in Appendix A, hereinafter referred to as City Building Code. "
Page 8 —Under Section 5-C, 2F should be changed to 1Fl
Page 9 — Signature page should be changed to reflect Sara Haire Tice's signature
Questions & Answers
County Attorney Pope asked if the zoning remained the same unless an
applicant requested a change.
Lauer said yes. He said the city might request a small area to be rezoned, but
otherwise, there would be no changes until an applicant made a request.
Commissioner Johnson asked for clarification if the city determined it couldn't
provide service in two years.
Lauer said, typically, an applicant would apply to the city's public works
department. Then the city manager would make a determination on whether or not
services could be provided in the two-year period. Lauer said if the services could not
be provided, adequate easements would need to be obtained. He said rights-of-way
would probably be a non -issue, unless the City had a detailed roadway capital plan.