Current Permitted Development Sample Clauses

Current Permitted Development. The City acknowledges and agrees that the Pier 66 Parcels have a land use designation of Commercial and are zoned B-1 in accordance with Current Land Use and Zoning. The Current Zoning permits the development of structures on the Xxxx 00 Xxxxxx with elevations of up to120’ feet (excluding the existing Pier 66 Tower, which was part of the Original Xxxx 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx), as defined by the City ULDR, with no maximum FAR, but subject to standards of neighborhood compatibility review and other requirements and processes under the ULDR. Additionally, the Current Zoning permits any uses permitted in the B-1 Zoning and pursuant to the Commercial Land Use Designation including the allocation of flexibility Residential Units through the mixed use provision in the ULDR. The combined Pier 66 Parcels authorize a total of 750 residential units, which may be used anywhere within the Pier 66 Parcel. The Developer is authorized to develop the Pier 66 Parcels in conformance with the Current Zoning encumbering the Pier 66 Parcels, even if the Current Zoning is amended by the City after the date hereof. However, if the Developer determines that it is more favorable to the Developer Parties to comply with any amendments to the Current Zoning following the Effective Date, as hereinafter defined (the “Amended Zoning”), the Developer Parties may comply with, by providing written notice to the City, the portion of the Current Zoning that is amended by the Amended Zoning by complying with that amendment, subject to any City requirements and processes in place at the time, related to development of the Pier 66 Parcels.
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