§ 54-202. Burden of compliance and application data requirements.  


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  • The burden of showing compliance with the level of service standards adopted in the plan shall be upon the applicant for a concurrency reservation certificate. All applicants for a concurrency reservation certificate (CRC) shall file a completed application, demonstrating compliance with the level of service standards and concurrency criteria with the city. Application forms and other informational requirements shall be specified in the Concurrency Management System Handbook, to be provided by the city at cost to prospective applicants and other interested parties. At a minimum, all applications for a CRC shall provide sufficient information to determine the impact of such development consistent with the concurrency standards, criteria and procedures set forth herein. Such information shall include, but not be limited to:

    (1)

    Total number and type of dwelling units for residential development applications;

    (2)

    Identification of type and intensity of nonresidential use, where appropriate, at a level of detail consistent with the proposed development;

    (3)

    Location of the proposed development and identification of facilities impacted by development pursuant to the provisions of section 54-204 and the concurrency criteria in sections 54-205 through 54-207; and

    (4)

    Identification of project phasing, where applicable.

    All applications must demonstrate compliance with the applicable concurrency criteria (sections 54-205 through 54-207) in a format and manner determined by the city. In demonstrating compliance with these criteria, the applicant for a concurrency reservation certificate must utilize the most recently available capacity information from the city as well as the demand generation rates and related data provided by the city. If other capacity data, demand generation rates, or related data is used as a basis for the application for a concurrency reservation certificate, such data must be specifically approved by the city.

(Ord. No. 08-03, § 1(exh. 1), 6-26-2008)