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This approval incorporates by reference all application forms and checklists, the plans and drawings presented by the applicant, and all verbal representations made by the applicant at the Development Review Board meetings and hearings regarding the subject application to the extent that they are not in conflict with other conditions or regulations WDB 1.3.4.
Proposal to replace the Development Review Board (DRB) with Development Hearing Officer (DHO).
The Development Review Board, who may approve, table, modify, or deny projects, makes decisions.
The Development Review Board may reduce or waive the minimum setback requirements, lot size, and square footage requirement, up to 15%, provided there are minimal adverse environmental or aesthetic impacts.
This approval incorporates by reference all plans and drawings presented and all verbal representations by the applicant at Development Review Board meetings and hearings on the subject application to the extent that they are not in conflict with other conditions or regulations.
Decisions on projects are made by the Development Review Board, which may approve, deny, table or modify any project.
Maximum block length without pedestrian and bicycle crossing: 330 feet, unless waived by the Development Review Board upon finding that barriers such as railroads, freeways, existing buildings, topographic variations, or designated Significant Resource Overlay Zone areas will prevent pedestrian and bicycle facility extensions meeting this standard.
The EPC delegates final sign-off authority of this site development plan to the Development Review Board (DRB).
Open space area required by this Section may, at the discretion of the Development Review Board, be protected by a conservation easement or dedicated to the City, either rights in fee or easement, without altering the density or other development standards of the proposed development.
The applicant shall include a preliminary site plan providing sufficient information upon which the Development Review Board can make a decision.