(A) Responsibility. The City Planner shall be responsible for monitoring development activity to ensure the development is consistent with the city Comprehensive Plan. A concurrency monitoring system is instituted to verify that public facilities and services will be available at adopted levels of service concurrent with the impacts of the development on those prescribed facility or service standards.
(B) Certificate of concurrency. Applications for development permits shall be chronologically logged to determine rights to available capacity. Compliance will be calculated and capacity reserved with the issuance of a certificate of concurrency.
(C) Certificate of concurrency procedures. The general parameters for the issuance of a certificate of concurrency are as follows:
(1) For petitions controlled by § 156.10(A) and (B), if the property is unplatted, then concurrency would be established through platting the property. If the property is platted, then concurrency determination would be reviewed through amendment to the plat to be approved by both the City Commission and the Broward County Commission. The amendment will stipulate the intensity of development.
(2) For petitions controlled by § 156.10(C), concurrency certificates will be issued through an amendment to the note on the plat and will be approved by the City Commission and the Broward County Commission. The amendment will stipulate the intensity of development.
(D) Intergovernmental coordination. The City Planning Department shall coordinate concurrency activities within and outside the city. The City Planning Department, Public Works Department, Fire Department and Police Department shall act as liaisons depending on the specific level of service standard with the South Florida Regional Planning Council, Broward County and/or any other municipality or governmental entity to review technical issues of development approval.
(Ord. 936, passed 10-17-90)