Development Permit. (a) This development agreement shall be administered by the Development Officer as appointed by the Council of the Municipality of East Hants.
(b) The development described in this agreement shall not be commenced until the Development Officer has issued a development permit. A development permit for the land use described in Section 1 of this agreement shall not be issued until the Development Officer is satisfied that the detailed plans are in conformance with the site plan attached as Schedule “B” and the requirements for the components in Schedule “B”. In addition, the Development Officer shall not issue a development permit until:
i. The Developer has submitted site plans in conformance with the terms and conditions of this development agreement (Schedule “B”); and
ii. Payment for all required permit fees, registration of the document at the Registry of Deeds, and costs associated with advertising and processing the application have been received by the Municipality’s Planning and Development Department; and
iii. The Nova Scotia Department of Public Works (NSPW) has granted positive recommendation on all transportation issues within their responsibility and has given their approval if any is required; and
iv. Nova Scotia Department of the Environment and Climate Change has granted positive recommendation on all environmental issues within their responsibility and has given their approval if any is required; and
v. Servicing details has been submitted and the Municipality’s Department of Infrastructure and Operations and approval has been granted for the Developer to connect into Municipal sewer and water services and the Developer has otherwise satisfied that Department’s requirements.
vi. The Municipality’s Department of Infrastructure and Operations has confirmed that sufficient water and wastewater capacity exists to service the development.
vii. A stormwater management plan prepared by a professional engineer has been submitted in accordance with the ‘Municipal Standards’. The management of the stormwater shall be carried out in accordance with the submitted stormwater management plan.
viii. A lot grading plan pursuant to the Municipality’s Lot Grading By-law has been submitted.
Development Permit. To the extent that there is any inconsistency with these Covenants and the Development Permit, the provisions of the Development Permit prevail.
Development Permit. 3.1 The Developer shall fully comply with the Development Permit including all conditions of the Development Permit as per its notice of decision (or if the development authority's decision is appealed, the final decision upon appeal).
3.2 Where a development permit is issued for a residential sales centre, the Developer acknowledges that construction of a residential sales centre will be at their sole cost, expense, and risk and agrees as follows:
(a) no more than four (4) residential sales centres may be applied for and constructed within the Lands;
(b) prior to the commencement of any excavation work for a residential sales centre, the Developer shall:
(i) have a qualified Alberta land surveyor survey and stake the existing or future lot on which a residential sales centre is to be located by installing stakes to mark the actual or proposed corners of the lot;
(ii) ensure that water service is operational (for fire protection) and all-weather roads are constructed (for emergency access) to where the residential sales centre is to be located;
(iii) erect and maintain a sign where the residential sales centre is to be located that displays the address of the building or site in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw; and
(iv) provide additional security to the Municipality for each residential sales centre in the amount of TWENTY THOUSAND ($20,000.00) DOLLARS for each approved residential sales centre in accordance with paragraphs 23.5, 23.6, and 23.7 which security will be held until the residential sales centre is removed or approved by the Municipality for a change of use in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw and any and all required approvals and permits for such removal or change of use;
(c) prior to occupying or opening a residential sales centre, the Developer shall ensure:
(i) all Essential Services have been installed and rendered operative to the residential sales centre; and
(ii) a water meter is installed and that there is a utility account opened for the residential sales centre;
(d) for the duration of the period when a residential sales centre is open, the Developer is responsible at its sole cost and expense for the maintenance of the access to the residential sales centre which includes, but is not limited to, the removal of snow and ice to the satisfaction of the Municipality; and
(e) that a residential sales centre shall not be sold to a third party or occupied for residential purposes until the residential sales centre is approved by the M...
Development Permit. Any amendment to the text of a Local Government’s Land Development Code or Official Zoning Map (rezoning), conditional use, special use, planned development, site plan/final subdivision plan, subdivision, building permit, special exception, preliminary
Development Permit. 3.2.1 The Development Officer, at their discretion, may revoke a development permit pursuant to this agreement if:
a) the development is not in accordance with:
i. the Land Use Bylaw where not varied by this Agreement, ii. this Agreement, or
iii. the plans associated with the approved development permit.
b) the permit was issued based on incorrect information provided by the applicant when applying for a development permit; or
c) the permit was issued in error; or
d) continued complaints and matters of non-compliance arise related to the operation of the use.
3.2.2 The development described in this Agreement shall not be approved until the Development Officer has issued a development permit. In addition, the Development Officer shall not issue a development permit until:
a) Nova Scotia Department of Public Works has granted positive recommendation on all transportation issues within their responsibility and has given their approval, if any is required.
b) Payment for all required permit fees, registration of the document at the Registry of Deeds, and costs associated with advertising and processing the application have been received by the Municipality.
Development Permit. 7.1. The Developer covenants and agrees not to develop the Lands or any portion thereof except in accordance with the City's Official Community Plan.
7.2. Without limiting the generality of section 7.1, the Developer agrees that the City is not obligated to issue a development permit, nor will the Developer seek to compel issuance of a development permit, until it has satisfied the information provision requirements with respect to the portions of the Lands being developed but considering adjacent areas, including the provision of a revised Traffic Impact Assessment to include the evaluation of turning movements generated by completed phases of the development.
Development Permit. As provided in Section 163.3164(8), Florida Statutes, as amended, includes any building permit, subdivision approval, zoning, rezoning, certification, special exception, variance, or any other official action of local government having the effect of permitting the development of land.
Development Permit. Prior to commencing operation of any Commercial Cannabis Activity on the Site, Developer shall obtain a Conditional Use Permit and any applicable Subsequent City Approvals. Developer shall be required to comply with all provisions of the Dixon Municipal Code and any City rules and administrative guidelines associated with implementation of the Cannabis Business Pilot Program. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as limiting the ability of City to amend the Dixon Municipal Code or issue rules or administrative guidelines associated with implementation of the Cannabis Business Pilot Program or Developer’ obligation to strictly comply with the same.
Development Permit. (1) A development permit shall be valid for a twelve-month period, or such additional time as may be authorized by Council.
(2) Council may revoke a development permit where information provided on the application is found to be inaccurate.
Development Permit. 12.1 The Developer covenants and agrees not to develop the Lands or any portion thereof except in accordance with the development permit area guidelines of the District's Official Community Plan, in particular Part IV DP Area No. 8.
12.2 Without limiting the generality of section 12.1, the Developer agrees that the District is not obligated to issue a development permit, nor will the Developer seek to compel issuance of a development permit, until it has satisfied the information provision requirements with respect to the portions of the Lands being developed but considering adjacent areas, including but not limited to the provision of:
(a) a native vegetation management plan;
(b) an environmental impact assessment;
(c) a detailed plan identifying the general form and character of all buildings and structures, including building materials and colours; and
(d) an archaeological assessment report, if requested or the Developer has any reason to suspect any artifacts or remains may be located on the portions of Lands being developed.
