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. ~ c. TDRs Transferred from Privately-Owned Sender Sites. (1) Application Process. Owner of prospective sender site shall submit a complete application to the City Planning & Zoning Administrator. A complete application shall include but not be limited to: the applicable fee, names, addresses and signatures of all fee simple owners of the prospective sender site (which shall require disclosure of ownership as more fully set forth in Section 7 (a) of this Ordinance), a certificate of resolutions and agreements from Miami-Dade County, a current survey, current environmental audit, a deed conveying good, marketable and insurable title and a commitment of title insurance, all in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, and such other materials that staff may reasonably request. After all required documentation and all required fees have been submitted to the City in a timely fashion, staff shall review the complete application, prepare written findings and recommendations, and place the application on the City Commission agenda for its consideration at a public hearing. The application shall be subject to the same notice and hearing requirements required by the LDR's for zoning applications. (2) Public Hearing. After a public hearing, the City Commission shall determine, in its sole discretion, whether the proposed sending site is acceptable for use by the City, in accordance with the expressed intent of this Ordinance. (3) Conveyance of Privately Owned Sender Sites to City. Upon approval by the City Commission the sender site shall be conveyed to the City unencumbered, free and clear of any or all liens and mortgages, after correction of title defects and outdoor code violations, if any and payment of any outstanding fines or fees owed to the City, all in a manner and form acceptable to the City Attorney. All taxes, fees and all other charges, including but not limited 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 TDR'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 TDR's from the approved sending site until documentation evidencing such release ofTDR'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 and this Section 265-23. Such allowable development includes, but is not limited to, the creation of view corridors, public parks, Baywalks, plazas and/or open space, the conservation of historic, sensitive, environmental and 02004-3/18 Amendment to TORs -- Sec. 265-23 LMO:ch format 4/30/2004 -- 4:35 PM 4