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to assessments, on an approved sender site shall continue to be paid by the owner until the date the title is conveyed to the City. After title to the approved sender site has been conveyed to the City in the manner described in this subsection, the City shall authorize the release of the TOR's and shall record such release in its records and in the Public Records of Miami-Dade County, Florida, as set forth herein. No use shall be made of the TOR's from the approved sending site until documentation evidencing such release of TOR's has been recorded. . (4) Development Limitations on Privately Owned Sender Sites. The approved sender site shall then remain undeveloped forever, except where development accomplishes a public purpose consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. Such allowable development includes, but is not limited to, the creation of public parks, Baywalks, plazas and/or open space, the conservation of historic, sensitive, environmental and archeological resources, the protection and enhancement of waterfront, public access corridors not otherwise required by the Land Development Regulations, the erection of public parking garages to serve the town center or the development of public educational facilities and other essential public facilities, including but not limited to recreational, public works, maintenance and operational facilities on the sender site. The foregoing limitation shall not apply to governmental sites designated in section 265-29(13)(4) hereinbelow, as may be amended from time to time. (5) Limitation on use of TORs from Approved Sender Sites. The owners, successors, heirs or assigns of approved sender sites will be permitted to bank, in accordance with section 265-23.7.2 hereunder, any Development Rights from the sender sites for a five (5) year period from the date of the City Commission meeting at which the subject site was approved as a sender site. At the expiration of the five (5) year period, the TOR's from the approved sender sites shall expire and become extinguished and unusable. d. Establishment of Receiver Sites: All property within the Town Center, Business District abutting Collins A venue and the Mixed Use High DensitylResort zoning districts are herewith established as Receiver Districts. Receiver sites may be developed as otherwise permitted by the Land Development Regulations, as may be amended from time to time, in combination with the development rights available to the site, provided that the overall density achieved is consistent with, and does not exceed, the overall density and intensity allowable by the Comprehensive Plan. If an approval was granted prior to the adoption of this Ordinance, pursuant to which a permit has been issued, that site shall not be available as a receiver site, unless the prior approval is revoked and a new development order is secured hereunder. 02004-193 Amendment to TDRs Sec. 265-23 4