Minor Amendments definition
Minor Amendments means amendments to this Policy that will not affect the rights or interests of any person, and are not Form Amendments;
Minor Amendments means minor changes to the MSHCP and this Agreement, as defined in Section 20.4 of this Agreement and Section 6.12.3 of the MSHCP.
Minor Amendments are those that do not increase the gross floor area of potential Development by more than 10% or do not significantly increase the environmental impacts of development on the Property, unless those impacts are mitigated to a level that is less than significant. Minor Amendments may include, but are not limited to, development standard deviations in addition to those provided in Section 2. Minor Amendments relating to zoning and land use shall be approved administratively by the City’s Community Development Director and Minor Amendments related to the EDS or other engineering standards by the City’s Public Works Director. All other amendments are Major Amendments and shall be approved using the approval process required for this Agreement.
Examples of Minor Amendments in a sentence
Minor Amendments relating to zoning and land use shall be approved administratively by the City’s Community Development Director and Minor Amendments related to the EDS or other engineering standards by the City’s Public Works Director.
Minor Amendments may include, but are not limited to, development standard deviations in addition to those provided in Section 2.
More Definitions of Minor Amendments
Minor Amendments to the Agreement may be made by mutual consent of the parties without compliance with the procedures required under paragraph 18(a). A “minor amendment” shall not include any of the following:
Minor Amendments means any amendments that are not Substantial Amendments or Council-Approved Amendments.
Minor Amendments means, changes to a protocol that do not alter the substantive procedures or processes and have no impact on the management of animal welfare.
Minor Amendments are non‑significant new projects or a non-significant change in an existing project in the Unified Planning Work Program or Transportation Improvement Program. Changes to programs in which no additional funding is required and no changes to scope of services typically constitute a minor amendment.
Minor Amendments are those that do not increase the gross floor area of potential Development by more than 10% or do not significantly increase the environmental impacts of development on the Property, unless those impacts are mitigated to a level that is less than significant. Minor Amendments may include, but are not limited to, • Deviations from development standards in addition to those provided in Section 2. • An alteration of the alignment or configuration of a building or facility that does not decrease any setback or materially increase any off-site impacts; • Any change that does not increase the impervious surface area nor create any significant increase in any off-site impacts or detrimentally impact the surrounding community; • Any change that does not increase impacts on the transportation network; • Any change that would allow issuance of an Addendum to the MDNS under the SEPA rules and regulations (RCW ch. 43.21C and WAC ch. 197-11). Minor Amendments relating to zoning and land use shall be approved administratively by the City Manager and Minor Amendments related to engineering standards by the City’s Public Works Director. The City shall render a decision on such request for a Minor Amendment not more than twenty (20) days after delivery of said Minor Amendment application to the City. All other amendments are Major Amendments and shall require submittal of a written application by the Library, as a Type VI Application, and shall require review, a public hearing, and recommendation by the Hearing Examiner, and review, public hearing, and approval by the City Council by Ordinance, to the extent required under SMC 18.20 as of the Effective Date of this Development Agreement.