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Res 2013-086/Approving an Economic Development Incentive agreement between Austin Street Tavern
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2013-086
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6/18/2013
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Section 3.02. Waiver Limited. <br />a. Applies Only to Owner's Initial CUP. The waiver granted under <br />Section 3.01 is subject to approval of a request for a CUP by the City's Planning and <br />Zoning Commission pursuant to Case No. CUP- 13 -17. If said request for a CUP is <br />approved, the waiver granted herein shall apply only to such initial CUP and any timely <br />renewals thereof. Upon the expiration, revocation or lapse of said CUP the waiver <br />granted herein shall automatically terminate, and any future applicant for a CUP related <br />to the sale of alcoholic beverages from the Property, whether Owner or any other person <br />or entity, shall be required to apply for a new CUP, subject to the then applicable <br />requirements for the approval of such a CUP under the LDC or other ordinance. <br />b. Subject to Other Requirements. The waiver granted in Section 3.01 is <br />subject to all other required approvals of the City under applicable ordinances, rules, <br />regulations and standards. Except as specifically granted, the City grants no other <br />waivers of any requirements under the LDC or its Code of Ordinances. The granting of <br />the waiver through this Agreement is not a guarantee, representation or indication by the <br />City regarding the likelihood of approval of any other applications, permits or requests <br />related to the Project, including any certificates of occupancy. <br />PART 4. DEFAULT AND TERMINATION <br />Section 4.01. Default and Termination. The City may declare a default under this <br />Agreement and may terminate this Agreement if the Owner: <br />a. fails to commence and complete the Project within the time specified or <br />according to the specifications in Section 2.01; <br />b. made or makes any representation relied upon by the City in entering into <br />this Agreement or in any request or submission to the City relating to this Agreement or <br />the Project that is false or misleading in any material respect; <br />C. assigns this Agreement without the consent of the City; <br />d. allows ad valorem taxes on the Property or other property in the City <br />owned by Owner to become delinquent; or <br />e. fails to comply at all times with the terms of any conditional use permit <br />issued pursuant to the aforementioned Case No. CUP-13-17 or the standards for "bona <br />fide restaurants" under Section 4.3.4.2 of the LDC during the first 12 months following <br />the date of issuance of the CUP referenced in Section 3.02 (a). <br />Section 4.02. Notice of Default and Termination. If the City Manager reasonably <br />determines that the Owner is in default under Sections 4.01 (a) or (d) the City Manager will <br />notify the Owner in writing of such default, and if the default is not cured within 30 days from <br />the date of the notice, the City Manager may terminate this Agreement, unless reasonable efforts <br />
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