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V LV.1111 ,Ilff <br />2030 �� <br />��Gi.Vt <br />the Comprehensive Plan. Such regulations shall include Transferable <br />Development Rights (TDR) regulations in accordance with the following <br />standards: <br />a) Receiver and Sender Districts shall be designated in appropriate areas, <br />with receiver districts limited to locations within the Town Center, Mixed <br />Use -High Density Resort, Mixed Use - Business, and Neighborhood <br />Business land use categories. <br />b) Mechanisms to enhance the value and marketability of TDR's &hafl-may be <br />utilized, such as assigning density bonuses to receiver sites which <br />e)(eeedshall not exceed the future land use category density limitations set <br />forth in Policy 15B. <br />c) In no case, HOWEVER, shall the density or intensity on a receiver site <br />exceed a thiFty (30) peFeeRt ' ^the maximum permitted by the <br />land use category limitations set in Policy 15B 14B or the land <br />development regulations and in no case shall the resulting density bonus <br />increases on any given receiver site exceed the number of dwelling units <br />attainable on the sender site(s) under these plan provisions so as TO -to <br />assure 40—no net increase in city-wide residential dwelling unit <br />Comprehensive Plan capacities occurs. <br />d) The transfer of development rights from privately owned sender sites <br />must result in the accomplishment of a strategic public purpose that is <br />consistent with the Comprehensive Plan such as the creation of public <br />parks, plazas <br />and/or open space, the conservation of historic, sensitive environmental <br />and archeological resources, the protection and enhancement of <br />waterfront public access corridors not otherwise required or incentivized <br />by the land development regulations, the erection of public parking <br />garages to serve the Town Center or the development of public <br />educational facilities and other essential public facilities. An applicant <br />shall bear the onus to demonstrate a strategic public purpose. Further, the <br />FUTURE LAND USE Page 135 <br />70 <br />