Rezoning ordinance would place infrastructure, maintenance and design obligations on developers
Summary
Exhibit B conditions require developers to own and maintain internal infrastructure in perpetuity, adhere to the Master Concept Plan, and meet concurrency and buffering standards; the County will not accept dedications unless agreed.
Exhibit B to the draft ordinance sets conditions of approval that would apply to developers within the Glades County Business Park CPD.
The packet states: "All internal infrastructure on property conveyed by Glades County to a Developer including but not limited to roadway, stormwater management, potable water, sanitary sewer, landscaping, and recreation facilities shall be owned and maintained by the Developer or a property owner association in perpetuity. Glades County will not accept dedications for ownership or maintenance of Developer built facilities unless otherwise agreed upon." The conditions bind future development to the Master Concept Plan, design standards and any conditions in the draft ordinance.
Staff also requires that concurrency be maintained throughout development and that development meet federal, state and local stormwater management standards. The conditions indicate that final infrastructure and mitigation details will be established at time of site plan and development agreement review.
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