USE AND DENSITY Sample Clauses

USE AND DENSITY. Pursuant to Section 65865.2 of the Development Agreement Statute, the Project Approvals and Subsequent Project Approvals shall not prevent development of the Project for the uses and to the density or intensity of the development set forth in the Project Approvals or the Transaction Documents.
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USE AND DENSITY. The maximum residential densities and the maximum commercial use densities on the Property are set forth in the Planned Unit Development approval, Initial Master Plan, and as set forth below: Up to a maximum density of two hundred fifty (250) single-family residential dwelling units, five hundred seventy five (575) RV-campsites, one hundred (100) park model RV’s and up to forty thousand (40,000) square feet of commercial development. The attached PDD and Initial Master Plan depict the expected mix and general location of allowed residential units, rv- campsites and commercial density; however, so long as the total residential unit count does not exceed three hundred twenty (250) single family residential dwelling units, five hundred seventy five (575) RV-campsites, one hundred (100) park models RV’s and forty thousand (40,000) sf of commercial development. The Owner shall be allowed to alter the single-family residential product mix among single family detached, single family attached, and/or townhouses, based upon ongoing project planning and market conditions. Any such changes to in the residential product mix shall not be considered a material amendment hereto, or an amendment to the attached PDD and Initial Master Plan, so long as the total allowed density is not exceeded subject to approval at the staff review level. Such minor changes will be approved at the staff review level.
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USE AND DENSITY. The maximum residential densities and the maximum commercial use densities on the Property are set forth in the Planned Unit Development approval and as set forth below: Up to a maximum density of five hundred eighty (580) single-family residential dwelling units, eight hundred forty (840) multi-family residential dwelling units and up to eight hundred fifty thousand (850,000) square feet of commercial development. The attached PDD depicts the general location of allowed residential units and commercial density; however, so long as the total residential unit count does not exceed five hundred eighty (580) single family residential dwelling units, eight hundred forty (840) multi-family residential dwelling units, and eight hundred fifty thousand (850,000) sf of commercial development. The Owner shall be allowed to alter the single- family residential product mix among single family detached, single family attached, and/or townhouses, based upon ongoing project planning and market conditions. Any such changes to the residential product mix shall not be considered a material amendment hereto, or an amendment to the attached PDD, so long as the total allowed density is not exceeded subject to approval at the staff review level. Such minor changes will be approved at the staff review level.
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USE AND DENSITY. The maximum commercial use densities on the Property are set forth in the Planned Unit Development approval and as set forth below: The Property may be developed for commercial. Density shall be based on applicable site development standards per the PDD. The Concept Plan depicts the initially planned layout and expected uses and expected mix and general location of allowed uses, however, the Owner shall be allowed to alter location and product mix among all allowed uses under the PDD Standards, based upon ongoing project planning and market conditions. Any such changes to exact location, building size, or product mix shall not be considered a material amendment hereto, or an amendment to the PDD Standards or the initial master plan for the Property so long as the total density is not exceeded. Such minor changes will be approved at the staff review level.
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USE AND DENSITY. The Property shall be developed for residential purposes only, consisting of not more than (60) single family residences and nine (9) townhome lots containing fifty-one (51) townhome residences.
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