102-5-9 Rezone Expiration And Reversion 1
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Unless authorized otherwise in an adopted development agreement, a rezone that is approved based on a concept development plan, as provided in Section 102-5-5, shall by default expire after three years of no substantial construction action toward installing the improvements depicted in the development plan. For the purpose of this section, "substantial construction action" shall mean the actual installation, inspection, and acceptance by the City Engineer of a subdivision or development improvement, as provided in Title 106, Chapter 4. 2. A request for an extension, if applicable, shall be submitted to the Planning Division in writing with a new rezone fee. After receiving recommendation from the Planning Commission, the City Council may extend the rezone expiration timeframe if the City Council determines that nothing has substantially changed since the original
approval that would alter the outcome of a resubmittal of the same rezone application and concept development plan.
3. Unless authorized otherwise in an adopted development agreement, upon expiration, the zone shall immediately and automatically revert back to the zone or zones that existed prior to the rezone approval.
4. Nothing in this part shall be construed to limit the City Council’s legislative authority to rezone the property in the future.
Chapter 102-6 Development Agreements