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Res 2021-246 approving a Development Agreement with HK Baugh Ranch, LLC, HK Riley’s Pointe, LLC, and Benchmark Acquisitions, LLC, to regulate the annexation and future development of approximately 1,142 acres of land
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Res 2021-246 approving a Development Agreement with HK Baugh Ranch, LLC, HK Riley’s Pointe, LLC, and Benchmark Acquisitions, LLC, to regulate the annexation and future development of approximately 1,142 acres of land
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x <br /> e _ DEVELOP DEVELOPMEW PROCEDURESj <br /> DIVISION 3: PLANNIN6 AND ZONING COMMISSION DIVISION 4: CITY COUNCIL <br /> Section 2.2.3.1Structure of Commission Section 2.2.4.1Authority for Amendments to Development <br /> Code <br /> The members of the planning and zoning commission are appointed <br /> i <br /> by the council in accordance with Section 2.091 of the city's code The city council may from time to time amend, supplement or <br /> of general ordinances. change by ordinance the text of this development code on its own <br /> Section 2.2.3.2Review Authority initiative or upon application for a text amendment. <br /> A. The planning and zoning commission shall act as an advisory Section 2.2.4.2Review Authority <br /> body,final or initial decision maker, and as an authority for The city council shall finally decide all types of development <br /> deciding appellate and relief applications as indicated in Table applications, appeals, or petitions for relief authorized under this <br /> 2.1. development code Table 2.1. <br /> B. Advisory Board.The planning commission shall act as an A. Super-Majority Vote. Development applications where a super <br /> advisory body to the city council and, in that capacity, shall majority vote is required by this development code shall not <br /> review, prepare reports upon and make recommendations become effective except by the favorable vote of six members <br /> concerning approval, conditional approval or denial of of the City Council under the following circumstances: <br /> legislative decisions as authorized by this development code <br /> regarding: 1. When the planning and zoning commission recommends <br /> denial of the application. <br /> 1. The city's capital improvements program; <br /> 2. When a written protest against the application is signed by <br /> 2. All matters related to the physical growth and development the owners of 20 percent or more of either: <br /> of the city as assigned by city council;and <br /> a. The area of the subject property; or <br /> 3. The types of development applications summarized in <br /> Table 2.1. b. The land adjoining the subject property; or <br /> C. Quasi-Judicial Applications.The planning and zoning c. The land within 200 feet of the subject property; or <br /> commission shall finally decide or initially decide,subject to d. The land within 400 feet of the subject property. <br /> appeal to the city council,the types of applications identified in <br /> Table 2.1 in accordance with the procedures and standards that 3. In computing the percentage of land area,the area of <br /> apply to the petition or development application. streets and alleys shall be included in the computation. For <br /> purposes of this subsection,the following shall apply: <br /> D. Appellate Authority.The planning and zoning commission <br /> shall finally decide appeals and applications for relief on the a. The written protest of any one owner of land owned <br /> development applications and relief applications identified in by two or more persons shall be presumed to be the <br /> Table 2.1. protest of all such owners; <br /> b. The written protest must be submitted to the city <br /> clerk at least five business days before the date of <br /> the meeting at which the proposed change is to be <br /> considered; <br /> c. A person who wishes to withdraw a signature from a <br /> written protest must submit a signed,written request <br /> for the withdrawal to the city clerk by the deadline for <br /> 2:8 !' - ,; i` : it :i . 'fmi: Amended: September 1, 2020 <br />
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