Resolution of Conflicts Between City Standards and East VillageTALUS Goals, Guidelines, and Standards Sample Clauses

Resolution of Conflicts Between City Standards and East VillageTALUS Goals, Guidelines, and Standards. If a City standard adopted by ordinance is applied to the East VillageTALUS Project because this Agreement has not established an applicable Development Standard, and if such City standard conflicts with an adopted East VillageTALUS Planning Goal or Urban Design Guideline, or other TALUSEast Village Project Development Standards, then the City shall propose a Development Standard in lieu of the City standard that responds to and integrates or consolidates the City standard with the conflicting TALUSEast Village Planning Goal, Urban Design Guideline, or other TALUSEast Village Project Development Standard, unless modification of the City standard would compromise public health or safety. In that event, the Master Developer or relevant Applicant and the Designated Official shall work together and seek to resolve through consensus any difference of opinion they may have regarding the Designated Official’s proposal.
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