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the General Development Plan shall be considered to meet the City's parking and <br />access requirements until April 2, 2010, regardless of any changes in the City's <br />ordinances prior to that time, so long as the proposed expansions do not exceed the <br />square footage shown on the General Development Plan. Thereafter, any expansion <br />shall comply with all city code requirements in effect at the time of the expansion. <br />The agreement by the City in this paragraph shall not constitute site plan approval of <br />any such expansion. Regardless of the agreement made by the City in this paragraph, <br />any expansion of the existing building will require preliminary plat and final plat <br />approvals, as well as site plan approval from the City. <br />6. Streets, Drives and Utilities. All streets, drives and utilities within the Subject <br />Property shall be privately owned and maintained. The City will not assume any <br />ownership or responsibility for any infrastructure within the Subject Property. <br />7. Joint Access and Parking Easements. Before the City will sign the final plat, <br />Developer must submit to City, for its approval, a joint access and parking easement <br />which will guarantee parking and access rights to all lots and outlots within the <br />Subject Property and County Crossroads Center 3`d Addition. This joint access and <br />parking easement must be recorded immediately after the plat of the Subject Property <br />is recorded. <br />8. Mechanical Equipment. Before City will sign the final plat, Developer must secure <br />a permanent easement, in a form acceptable to the City, allowing the mechanical <br />equipment for the building on Lot 1, Block 1 of the Subject Property to be located <br />directly south of said retail building. <br />4 <br />