20-1536 Amending ULDR Chapters I, II and IV

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e. Whether the proposed project renuires a traffic impact analysis. f. Whether the property requires annexation. g. The desired duration of the PUD agreement. h. Any overlay districts that apply to the property. i. A list of all federal, state, regional, county, or City -permit requirements. j. Any additional information regarding the project and/or site design. 2. Supporting documentation required with application. a. A legal description of the land comprising the PUD and identification of any lands or outparcels to be exempt from the PUD agreement. b. Proof of ownership. Legal instruments acceptableto the Citv Attorney which clearly indicate persons having a legal and equitable ownership interest in the subject property. Where ownership resides with a publicly held corporation whose stock is traded on a nationally recognized stock exchange, the name and address of the corporation and all of its principal executive officers will be sufficient. The documentation shall also include an affirmation that no other persons have claims or interests (known to the applicant, developer, or owners) which might affect their right to develop the entire planned unit development as proposed. In the event that any partnerships, joint ventures or other entities, other than individuals, own -a legal or equitable interest in the subject property, all principals and other persons with interest in such partnerships or joint ventures shall be revealed. In the event that any corporation owns a legal or equitable interest in the subject property officers and directors and any shareholder owning more than ten percent of the interest in the corporation shall be revealed. c. Mailing labels for all property owners within 500 ft. of the subject property. d. Concept plan. The required components of the concept plan are provided in Section 4-20.3(C). e. Survey of the property.. A registered Florida surveyor's certified property boundary survey depjctjng all pertinent title encumbrances and existing conditions of the property and prepared no more than 12 months prior to the application submittal. f. Development schedule. A proposed development schedule indicating the approximate starting and completion dates for the entire project and any phases thereof, together with appropriate identification and conceptual description of such hases. g. Concurrency management. A preliminary assessment of the proposed development's impact on available concurrency facilities capacity shall be submitted. Article IX addresses concurrency management. The preliminary assessment is intended to jdentifv whether any major potential problems exist which constitute grounds for project denial or reassessment. The assessment should review the project's proposed demands on public facilities and services, existing or programmed, including transportation, water and wastewater services, solid waste Ordinance 20-1536 Page 6