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2003-179
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09/18/2003
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Repeal Sec. 515 of LDRs re: Transfer of Dev. Rights (TDRs).
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<br />and become extinguished and unusable, <br /> <br />~ Establishment of Receiver Sites: <br /> <br />All property within the Town Center. Business District abutting Collins A venue and the <br />Mixed Use High Density/Resort zoning districts are herewith established as receiver sites for <br />the acceptance of transferred development rights and are specifically designated in the Map <br />of Receiver Districts attached as Exhibit "A". Receiver Sites may be developed as otherwise <br />permitted by the Land Development Regulations. as may be amended from time to time. in <br />combination with the development rights available to the site. provided that the overall <br />density achieved is consistent with. and does not exceed. the overall density and intensity <br />allowable by the Comprehensive Plan. If an approval was granted prior to the adoption of <br />this Ordinance. pursuant to which a permit has been issued. that site shall not be available as <br />a receiver site. unless the prior approval is revoked and a new development order is secured <br />hereunder. <br /> <br />Section 4. Calculations. <br /> <br />515.4 Calculations <br /> <br />a. Transferable Development Rights from City owned Property: In the case of City owned <br />sites calculations will be based on the zoning permissible at the time of incor:poration and <br />prior to the City's acquisition of the site for public purposes, A transferable development <br />right for a unit shall be calculated and determined by dividing the permitted floor area of <br />the sending site by the permitted density on said site. Only whole units may be purchased <br />and transferred to the receiver but the purchaser may use any amount up to square <br />footage if the receiving site is accepting the square footage as intensity (floor area ratio) <br />rather than density, All of the foregoing. however. is subiect to all limitations set forth <br />herein and in the City's Comprehensive Plan. <br /> <br />b. Cost of Transferable Development Rights from City owned Site: Upon receiving <br />approval by the City Commission for a transfer of a development right to a receiver site. <br />the cost for a square foot of development right shall be determined by the market value of <br />the receiver site as delineated by a current real estate appraisal prepared for the City by a <br />City designated appraiser. acceptable by the City Manager. but paid for by the owner of <br />the sending site. The appraisal amount shall then be divided by the permitted floor area <br />ratio including bonuses on the receiver site. Since the issuance of city-owned TDRs shall <br />be from a bank. the formula set forth in subsection a. above shall be applied to the totality <br />of the banked square footage divided by the allowable density based on the average of the <br />underlying zoning. <br /> <br />c. Transferable Development Rights from Private Property, In the case of privately owned <br />sites the City shall determine the floor area ratio and density on the site, The parties shall <br />file documentation verifying such transfer of rights in accordance with Section, 515.7 <br />herein below. <br /> <br />Amendment of Section 515 <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />9/24/2003 2:53 PM <br />
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