20-1536 Amending ULDR Chapters I, II and IV

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applicant/property owner. Partial performance of the obligations specified in the PUD agreement does not entitle the applicant or property owner to vested rights. 9. All documents required to comply with criteria cited in the land development regulations a plicable to the subject project. 10. The City Commission may provide for any conditions, terms, restrictions or other requirements determined to be reasonably necessary for the public health, safety or welfare of City residents and property owners, or relating to state law or federal law. 11. A statement indicating that failure of the PUD agreement to address a particular permit condition, term or restriction shall not relieve the developer of the necessity of complying with the law governing said permitting requirements, conditions, terms or restrictions. E. Review procedures. The City Attorney will work in conjunction with staff to determine if a development proposal should use the statutory development agreement process in Article III. For all other development proposals, the PUD application and PUD agreement will be reviewed together and processed according to the following procedures: 1. Application submittal. The applicant must submit a completed PUD application with a concept plan and the associated fees. 2. Review by Development Review Committee. The DRC shall review the concent plan and meet with the applicant to negotiate the terms of the PUD agreement. Once consensus has been reached between the DRC and the applicant on the terms of the PUD agreement, DRC can recommend approval of the development proposal to the Planning and Zoning Commission. 3. Preparation of planned unit development agreement. Upon approval from the BRC, the Administrative Official and the City Attorney will formalize the agreed upon terms into contractual format using the PUD agreement template provided by the City. 4. Review by Planning and Zoning- Commission. The Community Development Department will present a report including the PUD zoning amendment, concept plan, and drafted PUD agreement at a public hearing with the Planning and Zoning Commission. The meeting must be advertised in accordance with the notification procedures outlined in Section 66-58(3), as amended from time to time. After review of the development proposal and the PUD agreement. the Planning and Zoning Commission may recommend approval, approval with modifications or conditions, or shall recommend denial of the PUD zoning amendment, concept plan, and the corresponding PUD agreement to the City Commission. 5. Review by City Commission. After a recommendation from the Planning_ and Zoning Commission has been confirmed, the City Commission will review the PUD zoning amendment concept plan, and PUD agreement at two separate meetings. The public hearing and notification process for the City Commission meetings will follow the procedures outlined in Section 66-58(4) and F.S. 166.041. If the PUD zoning amendment, concept plan, and PUD agreement are denied on first reading, the City Commission will not review the development proposal at a second meeting. If approved, or approved with modifications or conditions, at the first meeting, the proposal will proceed to a second City Commission meeting. The applicant must submit an executed PUD agreement to the City Clerk no less than ten (10) days prior to the second City Commission meeting. Ordinance 20-1536 Page 9