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to the creation of two municipal utility districts over the portion of the Property within <br /> the City's ETJ,which consent shall be governed by the Consent Agreements.The Districts <br /> will be authorized to exercise all powers granted to municipal utility districts pursuant <br /> to Article XVI, Section 59 and Article III, Section 52 of the Texas Constitution, Chapters <br /> 49 and 54, of the Texas Water Code, and all other applicable laws and regulations <br /> presently existing or hereafter enacted. These powers shall include but not be limited to <br /> the power to design,construct,and issue bonds for the purpose of water,sewer,drainage, <br /> roads and, to the extent authorized by law, parks and recreational facilities. <br /> Section 4.04 Temporary Housing. Developer and Owners may utilize manufactured or <br /> other forms of temporary housing,trailers,or buildings on the Property for each District's <br /> creation and confirmation process, during the construction phases of the Project, and for <br /> a sales office ("Temporary Housing"). Temporary Housing may be located on any site <br /> within the Property for such purposes regardless of whether the land has been <br /> subdivided in accordance with this Agreement. No permits shall be required from the <br /> City relating to the construction,placement,or use of such structures within the Property. <br /> The City shall not be obligated to provide water, sewer, electric or trash service to the <br /> Temporary Housing. Temporary Housing related to District confirmation shall be <br /> removed within thirty (30) days after the applicable confirmation election is completed, <br /> or as soon as practicable thereafter. Temporary Housing for sales office shall be removed <br /> within thirty (30) days that said unit ceases to be used as a sales office. Temporary <br /> Housing for construction purposes shall be removed within thirty (30) days that said unit <br /> ceases to be used for construction purposes during the construction phases of the Project. <br /> Section 4.05 Revisions to Concept Plan/Agreement. Due to the fact that the Project <br /> comprises a significant land area and its development will occur in phases over a number <br /> of years, Developer and Owners may implement changes to the Concept Plan. <br /> Developer, or one or more Owners, may request amendments to the Agreement and/or <br /> the Concept Plan from time to time. Major Amendments to the Concept Plan shall require <br /> approval by the City Council, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, <br /> conditioned, or delayed. Minor Amendments shall be administratively approved by the <br /> Director,which approval shall not be withheld.A"Major Amendment" is a change to the <br /> Concept Plan that results in converting more than ten percent (10%) of the land not <br /> currently shown on the Concept Plan as commercial, multifamily, or industrial use to <br /> commercial, multifamily, and/or industrial use. A "Minor Amendment" is an <br /> amendment that does not meet the definition of Major Amendment, including but not <br /> limited to changes in land use, location, or configuration. If the Director and Developer <br /> or Owner dispute the classification of an amendment as "major" or "minor", the issue <br /> shall be referred to the City Manager for determination from the provisions hereof. If the <br /> City Manager and the Owner or Developer dispute the classification of an amendment <br /> as major or minor, the issue shall be referred to the City Council for final determination <br /> of whether the amendment is "minor" or "major." If the classification of the disputed <br /> amendment is determined to be a Major Amendment,the Council shall decide separately <br /> 960915_5 <br />