§ 3.06.00. Final development order.

Provided the final development plan meets all requirements described in the preliminary development order, as determined by the town manager/clerk, the town shall issue a final development order to the developer within 20 days of application for said final development order. The final development order is not a construction permit. An approved final development order is required prior to the issuance of any construction permit(s) by Okaloosa County. A final development order shall, as a minimum, include or reference the following:

A.

A determination that, where one was required, a valid preliminary development order exists for the requested development;

B.

An approved final development plan with findings and conclusions;

C.

A determination that all conditions of the preliminary development order have been met;

D.

Notification that development shall commence within a 12-month period and continue until completion in good faith in accordance with terms and conditions of approval;

E.

If necessary to maintain concurrency, a schedule of construction phasing consistent with the availability of capacity of one or more services and/or facilities;

F.

If necessary or required, a schedule of public services or public facilities to be provided by the applicant, prior to the issuance of any certificate of occupancy or within specified time periods;

G.

Any alternate service impact mitigation measures to which the applicant has committed in a recordable written instrument;

H.

A bond in the amount of 120 percent of the cost of any public improvements required as a result of the anticipated impact of the development or as may be required by regulations in this Code or other law; and

I.

Such other conditions as may be required to assure compliance with this Code, the comprehensive plan or other law.

(LDC Ord. of 1-9-2014)