Common use of Minor Modifications Clause in Contracts

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌ a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌ c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) : Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) ; Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) : Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) ; Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) ; Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) ; Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) ; Increases of five (5) percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) . Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌ a) EXCEPT: Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) ; Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌ c) 10%; Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, modifications would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) and Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. . Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. . Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. . Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) Increases of five percent (5%) or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌minor a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%;2%;‌ b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; andand‌ d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) : Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) ; Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) ; Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) ; Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) ; Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌ a) EXCEPT: Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) ; Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌ c) 10%; Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) and Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. . Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. . Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. . Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌ a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the sitethesite; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spacesparkingspaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilitiespublicutilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses elapse after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documentsplandocuments.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: (a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures;; ‘ (b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; (c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; (d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems;; or (e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: (a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; (b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; (c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and (d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. . Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. . Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. . Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) B. Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have C. Modifications that have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a(1) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b(2) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site;site;‌ c(3) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d(4) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems;; and e(5) Increases of five (5) percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) D. Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a(1) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b(2) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c(3) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d(4) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. E. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. F. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. G. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) B. Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) C. Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a(1) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b(2) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not b)not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site;site;‌ c(3) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d(4) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems;; and e(5) Increases of five (5) percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a(1) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%;‌ (2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c(3) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d(4) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the sitethesite; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems;; {999030-001 : DLACR/DLACR : 02155712.DOC; 1} PD FORM REVISED July 14, 2017 {046107-006 : RMERR/JLGOW : 02343864.DOCX; 3} 10 e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spacesparkingspaces. (3) (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilitiespublicutilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: (a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; (b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; (c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; (d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; (e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: (a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; (b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; (c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and (d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. (1) A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) (2) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (23) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) Increases of five (5) percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌ c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. (1) The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (12) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (23) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; ; e) Increases of five (5) percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (34) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌EXCEPT: a) Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌10%; c) Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.

Minor Modifications. A. The following may be administratively authorized as minor modifications to this Agreement: (1) Amendments to an Exhibit that are necessary for compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, the LDC, or extra-jurisdictional permitting requirements, and address technical considerations that could not reasonably be anticipated during the Planned Development approval process; (2) (2) Have no material effect on the character of the approved PD district, the basic concept and terms of the PD Plan/Agreement. These may include, but are not limited to, the following: a) : Structural alterations that do not significantly affect the basic size, form, style, and appearance of principal structures; b) ; Minor changes in the location and configuration of streets and driveways that do not adversely affect vehicular access and circulation on or off the site; c) ; Minor changes in the location or configuration of buildings, parking areas, landscaping, or other site features; d) ; Minor changes in the location and configuration of public infrastructure facilities that do not have a significant impact on the City’s utility and stormwater management systems; e) ; Increases of five percent or less in the total number of parking spaces. (3) Modifications of up to 20% to any of the lot dimensional requirements and associated Exhibit revisions, where such modifications are necessary to address minor Exhibit errors or unanticipated conditions that reasonably need to be addressed to ensure the development plan can be implemented, EXCEPT:‌ a) EXCEPT: Modifications, such as to floor area ratios, that increase intensity or density of the entire project or any phase by more than 2%; b) ; Modifications that increase building height or decrease setbacks, yards, or landscaping along the perimeter of the Property by more than 10%;‌ c) 10%; Modifications that, when combined with previously approved minor and substantial modifications, would result in a cumulative change of more than 20% of the original requirement for the area in question; and d) and Modifications that would unduly impact City-owned public utilities. B. Requests for minor modifications shall be submitted in writing on forms provided by the City. Requests shall be reviewed pursuant to the general technical review process described in the LDC. C. Denial of a requested minor modification shall be issued in writing to the applicant. Upon denial, or if more than 60 days elapses after the submittal of a completed application without a decision by the City, the applicant may apply for an amendment to the agreement. D. Approved modifications shall be noted on the official plan documents.