Bureau of Development Services ( Sample Clauses

Bureau of Development Services (. BDS") 1. Assign a Project Coordinator/point of contact to participate in City’s review of State-prepared Project designs and supplemental environmental review deliverables and relevant technical team meetings, and coordinate all work, budget and information under this Agreement with the City's Project Manager. 2. Assist in the identification of all Project elements located outside of City of Portland right-of-way requiring a land use approval or building permit. Provide process management advice for processing of the land use approvals and building permits for the Project elements needing those approvals or permits. Review of these portions of the system shall be conducted according to the requirements of the Oregon State Specialty Building Codes, and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards and requirements in effect at time of applications, and pertinent portions of Portland City Code Titles 10, 11 24, 25, 26, 27, 32, and 33. Review times shall conform to the requirements in the City Code. BDS shall exercise good faith to review Project plans and specifications in a timely manner consistent with the Project schedule. Upon satisfactory completion of this and other reviews required by this Agreement, BDS shall issue necessary construction permit(s). 3. Provide process management advice to State on design, environmental, historic, design reviews and land use actions as required. Assign a process manager for permits and a senior planner for the land use reviews. These individuals will assist and work with PBOT and State to streamline the approval processes. 4. Representing the City, BDS will be a member of the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) as identified in NFPA 502 to support the review and approval of the State-prepared Project Fire, Life, Safety design for the highway cover structure. 5. Assist in development of the State’s Highway Cover structural design criteria to ensure that future building development on the cover is compatible with existing and/or amended City requirements. 6. Participate in meetings and processes associated with the scoping for the future Community Framework Agreement process. 7. Lead the development agreement process in consultation with other City Bureaus and ODOT, including development and finalization of the development agreements as needed for future greenway or Green Loop connectors.
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Bureau of Development Services (. BDS") 1. Assign a Project Coordinator/point of contact to participate in City’s review of State-prepared Project design and environmental review deliverables and relevant technical team meetings, and coordinate all work, budget and information under this Agreement with the City's Project Manager. 2. Assist in the identification of all Project elements located outside of City of Portland right-of-way requiring a land use approval or building permit. Provide process management advice for processing of the land use approvals and building permits for the Project elements needing those approvals or permits. Review of these portions of the system shall be conducted according to the requirements of the Oregon State Specialty Building Codes, and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards and requirements in effect at time of applications, and pertinent portions of Portland City Code Titles 10, 11 24, 25, 26, 27, 32, and 33. Review times shall conform to the requirements in the City Code. BDS shall exercise good faith to review Project plans and specifications in a timely manner consistent with the Project schedule. Upon satisfactory completion of this and other reviews required by this Agreement, BDS shall issue necessary construction permit(s). 3. Provide process management advice to State on design, environmental, historic, design reviews and other land use actions as required. Assign a process manager for permits and a senior planner for the land use reviews. These individuals will assist and work with PBOT and State to streamline the approval processes.
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