ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES EVALUATION Sample Clauses

ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES EVALUATION. Owner is voluntarily electing to proceed under Section 14.4.A.3.d.(2) and (3), Comprehensive Growth Management Plan, Martin County Code and Section 5.32.C.4., Land Development Regulations, Martin County Code and is thereby proceeding without a reservation of capacity and without rights to obtain final development orders for the subject property. The Owner acknowledges the risk that subsequent development orders may reserve capacity of Category A and C public facilities in the project area and necessitate additional capital facility improvements for the project to meet concurrency or prevent this project from going forward in accordance with its timetable of development.
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ADEQUATE PUBLIC FACILITIES EVALUATION. (choose either A, or B as applicable)

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