§ 62-1449. Same—Approval of final development plan; site plans.

(a)

Time limits. The developer shall have three years from the date of the approval of the preliminary development plan for a planned unit development classification in which to file a final development plan application for the entire property or any stage thereof. However, where a preliminary development plan approved under this section also constitutes some or all of a development of regional impact pursuant to F.S. Ch. 380, such preliminary development plan shall have the same lifetime as prescribed in the development order of the DRI. At the request of the developer, the zoning official may extend the period required for filing of such application for successive periods of one year each unless and until the comprehensive plan has been amended causing the preliminary development plan to become inconsistent with the comprehensive plan.

(b)

Approval procedure; required submittals; recording of final development plan.

(1)

Approval procedure.

a.

Preapplication conference; coordination with county agencies.

1.

Reserved.

2.

The other county departments and agencies which should be contacted for guidance prior to submittal of a final development plan are the zoning office, public safety, the public works department and environmental health services. The applicant should have the PZ Form 100 initialed by each department and division contacted.

b.

Reserved.

(2)

Scope and contents of final development plan; recording of final development plan; site plans. The final development plan application may request approval for the entire planned unit development or any stage designated in the preliminary development plan containing a minimum of ten acres. A final development plan, in addition to containing the exhibits, schedule, information and documents required in subsection (b)(2)a of this section, shall conform to the requirements for site plans.

a.

Exhibits; required information. The following exhibits shall be attached to the final development plan application:

1.

Development plan. The location and dimensions of each primary residential, secondary nonresidential and open space/recreational tract, including each tract's points of ingress and egress. The legal description of each of such tracts and the specific number of units, including the range of unit types to be constructed within each tract, shall be specified. These items will be affixed to the original linen drawing for recording purposes.

2.

Development schedule. The development schedule shall contain the following information:

i.

The order of construction of the tracts and blocks as delineated in the preliminary development plan.

ii.

The proposed schedule for the construction and improvement of residential, non-residential, common open space, and other improvements relative to one another for the purpose described in the definition of "development schedule" as shown in section 62-1441.

(Code 1979, § 14-20.11(I); Ord. No. 95-48, § 1, 10-19-95; Ord. No. 97-49, § 8, 12-9-97; Ord. No. 03-52, § 6, 12-16-03)