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Compliance and Benefits to City. The City finds that (i) the Firelight Conceptual MPDO Plan, the Firelight Preliminary Site Plan and this Agreement are consistent with the City’s General Plan, as amended, Chapter 15C of Title 10 of the Toquerville City Code (Master Planned Development Overlay Zone) and all other applicable ordinances, rules, regulations and policies of City; and (ii) the development of the Firelight Community pursuant to this Agreement, the Firelight Conceptual MPDO Plan, the Firelight Preliminary Site Plan and the City’s Land Use Ordinances will result in significant planning and economic benefits to and will further the health, safety and general welfare of City and its residents by, among other things: (A) requiring development of the Firelight Community in a manner consistent with the applicable rules, regulations and policies of City; (B) providing for the design, construction and dedication of Public Facilities to be completed in several phases as set forth herein; (C) increasing sales and/or property tax and other revenues to the City derived from businesses operated within the Firelight Community and residences constructed and occupied within the Firelight Community; (D) creating jobs from new businesses to be located within the Firelight Community, and (E) the construction of the first phase of the Toquerville Parkway.
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Compliance and Benefits to City. The City finds that (i) the Firelight MPDO Plan and this Agreement are consistent with the City’s General Plan, as amended, Chapter 15C of Title 10 of the Toquerville City Code (Master Planned Development Overlay Zone) and all other applicable ordinances, rules, regulations and policies of City; and (ii) the development of the Firelight Community pursuant to this Agreement, the Firelight MPDO Plan and the City’s Land Use Ordinances will result in significant planning and economic benefits to and will further the health, safety and general welfare of City and its residents by, among other things: (A) requiring development of the Firelight Community in a manner consistent with the applicable rules, regulations and policies of City; (B) providing for the design, construction and dedication of Public Facilities to be completed in several phases as set forth herein; (C) increasing sales and/or property tax and other revenues to the City derived from businesses operated within the Firelight Community and residences constructed and occupied within the Firelight Community; (D) creating jobs from new businesses to be located within the Firelight Community, and (E) the construction of the first phase of the Toquerville Parkway.

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