Large Lot Map definition

Large Lot Map means the Large Lot Tentative Parcel Map for the Project as set forth in Recital F.2(d).
Large Lot Map means a subdivision map recorded at the County Recorder’s Office that subdivides all or a portion of the property in Improvement Area No. 1 into large Parcels, most of which will be subject to future subdivision.

Examples of Large Lot Map in a sentence

  • In the event of any inconsistency between the terms and provisions of this Agreement, the Specific Plan, the General Development Plan, the Large Lot Map conditions of approval, and/or the conditions of approval for any tentative subdivision map for the Project, the terms and provisions of this Agreement shall control.

  • Developer acknowledges that its submission and concurrent processing of a Tentative Large Lot Map or Tentative Small Lot Map(s) for residential parcel(s) and/or preliminary nonresidential site plans for nonresidential parcel(s) or any proposed rezoning for the Property, or portion thereof, within a proposed Development Phase shall be at Developer’s risk that the Development Phase and/or Phasing Plan may not be approved by the County.

  • The County may undertake a single, integrated analysis under CEQA for the Development Phase and any proposed Tentative Large Lot Map or Tentative Small Lot Map(s) and nonresidential development.

  • Processing of a Tentative Large Lot Map or Tentative Small Lot Map(s) for residential parcel(s) and/or preliminary site plan(s) for nonresidential parcel(s) and any proposed rezoning by Developer shall generally proceed concurrently with the processing of the Development Phase.

  • The County further reserves the right to deny approval of a Final Large Lot Map, Final Small Lot Map or other such Development Entitlement if less than 100% of the fees in the amount determined to be applicable to that particular Final Large Lot Map, Final Small Lot Map or other such Development Entitlement is not submitted in the time frames required pursuant to Section 2.5 and the applicable fee ordinances.

  • County expressly agrees that, notwithstanding the annexation of the Property in CSA 28 or any other CSA or zone of benefit formed by the County, in consideration that Developer is not obligated by this Agreement to develop the Property, to the extent permitted by law, only those portions of the Property for which a Final Large Lot Map, Tentative or Final Small Lot Map or other such Development Entitlement has been approved shall be subject to CSA 28 or other such CSA or zone of benefit assessments.

  • During the design and permitting process for the Phased Improvements, Developer shall have the right to submit and process for approval improvement plans and/or Final Large Lot Map or Final Small Lot Maps for the Property, or portion thereof, within the Development Phase consistent with the Entitlements.

  • Developer shall commence construction of the neighborhood park labeled “Park 1” on the Large Lot Map no later than issuance of fifty percent (50%) of the building permits are issued within that portion of the Project identified as MDR within the General Development Plan.

  • As to each Farmer Property, no special tax shall be levied by the Park Services CFD against such Farmer Property for any share of such Open Space Maintenance Costs unless and until a Tentative Large Lot Map, Tentative Small Lot Map, or other such Development Entitlement is approved for such Farmer Property, or any portion thereof.

  • Developer’s neighborhood park obligations shall be satisfied by Developer’s dedication of improved parkland pursuant to Section 3.9.4, at the approximate locations shown on the Tentative Map (Park 2) and the Large Lot Map (Park 1), the precise locations of which will be determined prior to Developer’s submittal of small lot final maps to City defining the boundaries of each park site.