§ 5.03.05. Development agreements—Proportionate fair-share mitigation.

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The county may, but under no circumstances is it required to, enter into a development agreement in order to ensure that adequate public facilities and services will be available concurrent with the impacts of a proposed development. The planning and development director or designee shall, with the consultation of the appropriate evaluating departments, review and recommend approval, approval with changes, or denial of the proposed development agreement to the board of county commissioners. No development agreement may be entered into by the county unless the public facilities and services to be constructed by the developer pursuant thereto are secured as deemed necessary by the county. Any funds or contributions received by the county pursuant to a development agreement shall be applied toward the capital improvements specified in the development agreement.

(Ord. No. 2009-04, § 1(Attch. 1), 12-17-09)

                    
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