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nothing to prevent City Council from reverting the zoning back to what it previously was if a <br />development does not occur as presented at the time of rezoaing. However, the draft <br />ordinance would formalize the process and give the developer notice of the City's options if <br />the development does not occur as presented. <br /> <br />In summary, the drag ordinance states that any rezoning to anything but single family <br />residential will require the applicant to enter into a conditional rezoning agreement (CRA). <br />The CRA would require the applicant to develop the property as presented to the City, would <br />allow the City to revert to the previous zoning district for non-compliance with the preliminary <br />plat or site plan. Further, the CRA states that the applicant shall not contest the rezoning of <br />the subject property back to the original designation. <br /> <br />Attachments: <br /> · City Council work session minutes dated September 24, 2002. <br /> <br /> · Draft ordinance to establish conditional rezoning. <br /> <br />Action Statement: <br /> <br /> · City Council should review the attached draft ordinance regarding conditional rezoning and <br /> direct City Staffaccordingly. <br /> <br /> · If the City Council is interested in pursuing conditional comprehensive plan amendments, <br /> then direct the City Attorney to research and obtain some definitive position fi'om <br /> Metropolitan Council on conditional comprehensive plan amendments. <br /> <br />CCWS: 03.04.03 <br /> <br />· Page 2 <br /> <br /> <br />