City/Planning Board Determination of Project Compliance Sample Clauses

City/Planning Board Determination of Project Compliance with Use and Dimensional Requirements for the Waterfront Mixed Use 2 Zoning District and Waterfront Development Shoreland District, and Amendments to the City Ordinance Requirements Pursuant to this Contract Rezoning Agreement. (NOTE TO COUNCIL – Council must make a decision on the amount of structure setback from the Harbor Walk right-of-way, two options are presented by the Planning Board). The Planning Board determined that the property is located in the Waterfront Mixed Use 2 Zoning district and the Waterfront Development Shoreland district. This Zoning district and Shoreland district allow a property owner/applicant to voluntarily request the award of a contract rezoning agreement. The Applicant has chosen to pursue a contract rezoning agreement to obtain a reduction in the amount of structure setback required for the Waterfront Mixed Use 2 zoning district from certain lot lines. More specifically, the lot line adjacent to the City owned Belfast Harbor Walk right-of-way, and a side lot line with the adjacent property owned by Xxxx Xxxxxx that is leased by the Front Street Shipyard. The Site Plan entitled “Site Plan, Lands of MAIA Properties, LLC and Xxxx X. Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx Wharf Road, Belfast, Maine, dated 4-27-2020 prepared by Good Deeds” identifies the proposed layout of the renovated Restaurant and depicts the proposed structure setbacks. Said Site Plan is incorporated as the approved Site Plan for this Contract Rezoning Agreement.
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