Review of Private Development Proposals Sample Clauses

Review of Private Development Proposals. Upon approval by the Board of processes for the review of private development plans, programs and proposals, including residential, commercial, and recreational developments, (“private submissions”), the Commission will review all such private submissions for lands within one-half mile from the River. The Commission shall review private development proposals as they occur, upon request of the affected Member or the private party. The Commission shall provide timely comments regarding Jordan River Blueprint consistency on the proposed development to the local jurisdiction and the proponent of the development. The Commission may work with the parties to resolve any issues of inconsistency by providing detailed research, suggestions, and advisory and technical support required to bring the private submission into consistency with the Jordan River Blueprint. The comments of the Commission are advisory only and final approval of the specifics of any plan shall be left to the sole discretion of the reviewing agency that has jurisdiction over said submission.
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Review of Private Development Proposals. As they are proposed, the Commission will review all private development plans, programs or proposals, including residential, commercial, and recreational developments, (“private submissions”) within the Master Plan Study Area for conformance with the Master Plan. The Commission shall provide timely comments regarding Master Plan compliance on the proposed development to the local jurisdiction and the proponent of the development. The Commission may work with the parties to resolve any issues of noncompliance by providing detailed research, suggestions, and advisory support required to bring the private submission into compliance with the Master Plan. Specifics of any final plan shall be left to the sole discretion of the reviewing agency that has jurisdiction over said submission.

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