All development agreements entered into by the county shall, at a minimum, be found to comply with the following minimum standards:
(A) Be in writing;
(B) Provide an accurate legal description of the subject property and the names of all legal and equitable owners;
(C) Provide a conceptual subdivision layout or site plan including, but not limited to, the location and arrangement of all allowed uses, circulation patterns and all required dedications and improvements;
(D) Provide the terms of the agreement, and any term extension requirement(s);
(E) Identify all allowed uses for the subject property and the procedures required for the approval of each identified use;
(F) Identify all applicable development standards, including the timing and obligations associated with the provision of necessary infrastructure and services;
(G) Provide for the provision and installation of required public infrastructure and services;
(H) Provide a listing of all features and facilities being voluntarily provided to the county, or other public or private agency, as applicable if any, in addition to those typically required by the county’s land use ordinances;
(I) Provide a description of any reservation or dedication of lands for public purposes;
(J) Provide a description of any conditions, terms, restrictions or other requirements determined to be necessary to promote the public health, safety or welfare or the purposes of the development agreement;
(K) Identify enforcement mechanisms determined necessary to ensure compliance;
(L) Provide for the recording of the approved development agreement in the office of the County Recorder. The signed and recorded copy of the development agreement shall be considered the official executed copy of said agreement; and
(M) Include any additional requirements identified by the County Commission determined necessary to advance the interests of the county and other provisions and requirements to protect the public health, welfare and safety of the county and its residents.
(Prior Code, § 8-21-4) (Ord. 13-06, passed 7-2-2013)