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Ms. Claudia Hasbun November 3, 2015 Page 2 of 3 extension to pull a building permit after the expiration of the 24 month time timeframe. In other words, the Applicant would have a total time of 72 months to pull a building permit. Please be advised that a similar request was recently approved by the City Commission for the Palazzo di Acqualina development. • The Applicant will make a new request number 6, requesting a 25% decrease in building separation from 100 feet to 75 feet as permitted in Section 265-35(D)(5) of the LDRs. Enclosed with our resubmittal is a letter from the project's architect supporting the requested decrease in building separation explaining ways to minimize impact of the distance reduction. • As discussed at the DRC, the Applicant will file a separate request to remove and relocate the existing beach access on the Property. • The Applicant intends to provide a beautiful piece of artwork on the Property once the development is completed. However, at this time, the artwork has not been selected. In accordance with Section 104-4.4 of the City's Code of Ordinances (the "City Code"), the artwork will be valued at one percent of the estimated construction costs, but not to exceed the sum of$500,000.00, and the Applicant will agree to pay the ten percent nonrefundable deposit within three working days of the date of City Commission approval of the application. This nonrefundable deposit shall be considered a credit against the total value of the artwork provided on the Property. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if for some reason artwork is not provided on the Property, the Applicant will agree to the payment in lieu of artwork requirement as provided in the City Code. • Therefore, pursuant to Section 104-4.4 of the City's Code of Ordinances, the Applicant will agree to pay one percent of estimated construction costs of the development project, not exceeding the sum of$500,000.00 and the ten percent nonrefundable deposit, which shall be paid within three working days of the date of City Commission approval of the application. Once the artwork is selected, the ten percent nonrefundable deposit, shall be shall be considered a credit against the total value of the artwork. • The Applicant intends for this development to be a phased project. It is proposed that Phase I of the development will be the construction of the southern portion of the Property. However, the Applicant reserves the right to modify this phasing based on market conditions and demands. The sales center currently located on the northern portion of the Property will continue to stay on the Property until construction starts on Phase II of the development. The estimated construction scheduled has been provided as a part of the resubmittal. WEISS SEROTA HELFMAN COLE & BIERMAN, P.L.