Pre-Application Meeting. The applicant is required to meet with the DCRBIP Program Coordinator who will review the applicant’s plans per the program requirements to determine eligibility. The Coordinator will provide the applicant with general guidance as to whether the proposed project is likely to qualify for Program Funding and whether the applicant is sufficiently prepared to move forward to submit the application. If the application appears ready to move forward, the Coordinator will instruct the applicant to either, (1) proceed with review by the Appearance Review Board (ARB) or, if a landmark property or located within an historic preservation overlay district, the Historic Preservation Board (HPB), as required, or (2) submit the application for consideration.
Pre-Application Meeting. The applicant is required to meet with the FSARP Program Coordinator who will review the applicant’s plans per the program requirements to determine eligibility. The Coordinator will provide the applicant with general guidance as to whether the proposed project is likely to qualify for program funds and whether the applicant is sufficiently prepared to move forward to submit the application. If the application appears ready to move forward, the Coordinator will instruct the applicant to proceed with any necessary review by the Appearance Review Board (ARB) if located in Downtown Orlando, the Historic Preservation Board (HPB) if located within a Downtown Historic District or the Board of Zoning Approval (BZA) if a zoning variance is required. If these reviews are not required, the applicant may move forward with application submission.
Pre-Application Meeting. If a Pre-Application meeting is requested:
1. The Port shall coordinate with the City to establish a date and time for the Pre-Application meeting, at which time the Checklist and any possible revisions will be discussed.
2. No later than five (5) working days prior to the meeting, the Port shall provide an agenda for the meeting and any supporting documents or information that would aid the Parties with discussing the permitting and development requirements addressed in the Checklist.
3. Within five (5) working days after the Pre-Application meeting, the City shall make a final determination regarding any revisions to the Checklist and transmit it to the Port.
Pre-Application Meeting. Prior to development plan submittal and filing of an application the developer, or party representing the developer, the developer’s engineer, and the general contractor, or representative of the general contractor shall schedule a pre-application meeting with the Joint City- County Planning Commission staff. The purpose of the pre-application meeting is to allow the Joint City-County Planning Commission staff to discuss the effect of the Comprehensive Plan, Zoning Ordinance, Subdivision Regulations, Best Management Practices Manual, and any other land development regulations upon the proposed development. This meeting will also provide the applicant with a general idea of the feasibility of the project before making commitments for more extensive project planning and development with regards to drainage, construction and sediment control measures.
Pre-Application Meeting. At least forty-five (45) business days prior to beginning the City’s Land Development and/or rezoning process, contact CATS to schedule a meeting prior to submitting an Agreement Request Package to discuss the proposed project and requested use of the adjacent Transit Corridor as early as possible and prior to developing detailed design plans. Such meeting requests should be emailed to xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx with the following information: • Requestor contact information (name, address, phone number, email address) • Property Owner or Utility name (if different from Requestor) • Developer name (if different from Requestor) • Consultant contact information (name, phone number, email address) for architect, engineer, surveyor, attorney, and others (identify primary point of contact) • Property location/information (address, parcel(s) tax ID, zoning classification, if subject to existing or proposed Xxxxxxxxxx Agreement) • Specific request: land exchange and/or access or use of Transit Corridor • Description of the proposed adjacent project and the scope of work/use proposed in or adjacent to the Transit Corridor, include anticipated construction activities that could impact CATS facilities or affect CATS operations, e.g. blasting and any crane use/placement of crane, Rail Trail access • Proposed date(s) and time(s) for the work to be performed in the Transit Corridor (if applicable) • Proposed date submitting rezoning petition to City (if applicable) • Proposed date submitting land development plans to City • Anticipated date of construction beginning and ending Following the Pre-application meeting, CATS will notify the developer whether the application process may proceed, as well as any additional requirements that may apply. CATS does not provide advisory opinions and cannot guarantee that a project will be approved by CATS or the City’s Land Development process once an official application has been submitted. While CATS may share some information that will provide a better understanding of the process or some of CATS’s potential concerns with regard to the proposed project, this information is not intended to be relied upon as the basis for legal or financial decisions, and is not a substitute for submitting an official Adjacent Development application with CATS and a Land Development application with the City.
Pre-Application Meeting. Applicants are encouraged to schedule a pre-application meeting with City Staff to review the scope of work prior to having architectural drawings completed and/or prior to submitting an application. To request a preliminary meeting, please contact Xxxx Xxxxxxx or Xxxxxx Xxxxx. Xxxxxx Xxxxx CPA, CTP, CGMA, MBA Finance Director/Deputy City Manager xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx (000) 000-0000 Xxxx Xxxxxxx PLA, ASLA City Planner xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx (000) 000-0000
Pre-Application Meeting. At least forty-five (45) business days prior to beginning the City’s Land Development and/or rezoning process, contact CATS to schedule a meeting prior to submitting an Agreement Request Package to discuss the proposed project and requested use of the adjacent Transit Corridor as early as possible and prior to developing detailed design plans. Such meeting requests should be emailed to xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx with the following information: • Requestor contact information (name, address, phone number, email address) • Property Owner name (if different from Requestor) • Developer name (if different from Requestor) • Consultant contact information (name, phone number, email address) for architect, engineer, surveyor, attorney, and others (identify primary point of contact) • Property location/information (address, parcel(s) tax ID, zoning classification, if subject to existing or proposed Xxxxxxxxxx Agreement) • Specific request: land exchange and/or access or use of Transit Corridor • Description of the proposed adjacent project and the scope of work/use proposed in or adjacent to the Transit Corridor, include anticipated construction activities that could impact CATS facilities or affect CATS operations, e.g. blasting and any crane use/placement of crane, Rail Trail access • Proposed date(s) and time(s) for the work to be performed in the Transit Corridor (if applicable) • Proposed date submitting rezoning petition to City (if applicable) • Proposed date submitting land development plans to City • Anticipated date of construction beginning and ending Following the Pre-application meeting, CATS will notify the developer whether the application process may proceed, as well as any additional requirements that may apply.
Pre-Application Meeting. Conduct Pre-Application Meeting with City, City’s Financial Advisor, City’s Bond Counsel, and TWDB.
Pre-Application Meeting. Operator shall request a pre-application meeting (a “Pre- Application Meeting”) with the Office of Development Assistance prior to submitting an application for any Well Site. The City shall schedule the pre-application meeting to occur within May 20, 2019 Study Session, Page 56 four (4) weeks of receipt of Operator’s request for a meeting. The City may waive the Pre- Application Meeting or Pre-Submittal requirement set forth below for any Well Site.
Pre-Application Meeting. Prepare for and meet with SWFWMD staff in one (1) pre-application meeting to be held via TEAMS or in-person at the SWFWMD’s Tampa Service Office.
