Large Tract Subdivision Sample Clauses

Large Tract Subdivision. (not permitting Buildable Lots) The Developer may apply for approval of a Large Tract Subdivision (LTS) for any portion of the Property, pursuant to the procedure for review and approval of preliminary and final plats as set forth herein and in the Municipal Code. Approval of an LTS will have the effect of creating a super lot or tract which may be conveyed for subdivision and/or development by others, but not permitting Buildable Lots, and subject to the limitations of the Municipal Code and the requirements of the Regulating Plan. The transferee of the LTS parcel must then apply for and receive preliminary and final plat approval for Buildable Lots. Any application for any LTS shall be processed, reviewed and considered for approval under the applicable provisions for the processing, review and approval of preliminary and final plats under the Municipal Code, subject, however, to the following:
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