(A) The Board of Supervisors determines that it is the policy of the county that development agreements shall result in public benefits beyond those benefits which would be forthcoming through conditions of development project approvals.
(B) Consequently, only those proposed development projects which are of a size and nature so as to produce one or more of the following substantial additional public benefits from a development agreement are eligible for consideration for a development agreement:
(1) Provisions for construction of critical roadway lengths where their construction might otherwise be accomplished tract by tract, uncoordinated with the need for overall arterial roadway system completion;
(2) Provisions for transportation system management plans to include greater availability of public transit opportunities, carpooling, vanpooling, staggered work hours and/or staggered work days, thereby reducing roadway congestion during peak periods;
(3) Commitments to accelerate development of employment sites to promote county work opportunities;
(4) Accelerated or increased dedication of improvement of parks and open space in excess of current requirements;
(5) Dedication of land and/or construction of other needed county infrastructure, including, without limitation, fire stations, libraries, schools, police facilities or water, sewer or solid waste disposal facilities. It is the policy of this Board is that a commitment to participate, on a pro rata basis, in county library, fire and Sheriff facilities necessary to serve new development be included as a public benefit in all development agreements; and
(6) Greater commitment to affordable housing than that which is authorized by state law or county policies.
(1966 Code, § 6A.05-3) (Ord. 653, § 1(part))