Be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Grand Junction,
Colorado, that the Mayor be authorized to sign the cooperative planning
agreements between Grand Junction, Fruita and Mesa County and Grand
Junction, Palisade and Mesa County.
(Res. 21-98, 2-18-98)
Now, therefore, in consideration of the covenants and obligations
herein expressed, it is agreed by and between the parties as follows:
(a) This intergovernmental agreement shall pertain to the geographic
area labeled as “cooperative planning area” on Exhibit
A at the end of this section.
(b) This intergovernmental agreement supersedes the interim agreement
between the parties dated November 18, 1996 (MCA 96-70).
(c) Within the “cooperative planning area,” neither the City
of Grand Junction nor the Town of Palisade will:
(2) Extend any municipal utility services that are not already present;
without the mutual consent of all parties.
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(d) Within the “cooperative planning area,” all parties will
not:
(1) Extend any sanitary sewer line;
(2) Recommend amendment to any 201 sewer service area boundary;
without the mutual consent of all parties.
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(e) It is the goal of all parties that future land use decisions within
the “cooperative planning area” will enhance the rural
character of the area.
(f) All parties will respect the adopted master plans for each jurisdiction
pertaining to the “cooperative planning area.”
(g) Within the “cooperative planning area” changes in the
zoning of a property (rezone) will be consistent with the recommendations
of the Mesa Countywide Land Use Plan, where applicable, unless the
change is formally approved by the governing bodies of all parties
to this agreement.
(h) Mesa County will revise the Mesa County Land Development Code appropriately
to implement the this agreement.
(i) Mesa County will provide the other two parties, with adequate notice,
the opportunity to review and comment upon the following types of
development activity and related matters in the cooperative planning
area:
(2) Subdivision plats or replats;
(6) Zoning or development code text amendments that may affect the “cooperative
planning area”;
(8) Policy and plan amendments that may affect the “cooperative
planning area.”
(j) All parties will share planning meeting and hearing agendas with
the other parties in a timely manner.
(Res. 21-98, 2-18-98)
It is the intent of all parties that this agreement be binding
upon all parties, and that each party shall be permitted to specifically
enforce any provision of this agreement. Venue for any dispute hereunder
shall be in the District Court of Mesa County, Colorado.
(Res. 21-98, 2-18-98)
This agreement may be amended in writing no earlier than the
year 2002, subject to the approval of all parties.
(Res. 21-98, 2-18-98)
Now, therefore, in consideration of the covenants and obligations
herein expressed, it is agreed by and between the parties as follows:
(a) This intergovernmental agreement shall pertain to the geographic
area labeled as “cooperative planning area” on Exhibit
A at the end of this section.
(b) This intergovernmental agreement supersedes the interim agreement
between the parties dated November 18, 1996 (MCA 96-71).
(c) Within the “cooperative planning area,” neither the City
of Grand Junction nor the City of Fruita will:
(2) Extend any municipal utility services that are not already present;
without the mutual consent of all parties.
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(d) Within the “cooperative planning area,” all parties will
not:
(1) Extend any sanitary sewer line;
(2) Recommend amendment to any 201 sewer service area boundary;
without the mutual consent of all parties.
|
(e) It is the goal of all parties that future land use decisions within
the “cooperative planning area” will enhance the rural
character of the area.
(f) All parties will respect the adopted master plans for each jurisdiction
pertaining to the “cooperative planning area.”
(g) Within the “cooperative planning area” changes in the
zoning of a property (rezone) will be consistent with the recommendations
of the Mesa Countywide Land Use Plan, where applicable, unless the
change is formally approved by the governing bodies of all parties
to this agreement.
(h) Mesa County will revise the Mesa County Land Development Code appropriately
to implement the this agreement.
(i) Mesa County will provide the other two parties, with adequate notice,
the opportunity to review and comment upon the following types of
development activity and related matters in the cooperative planning
area:
(2) Subdivision plats or replats;
(6) Zoning or development code text amendments that may effect the “cooperative
planning area”;
(8) Policy and plan amendments that may affect the “cooperative
planning area.”
(j) All parties will share planning meeting and hearing agendas with
the other parties in a timely manner.
(Res. 21-98, 2-18-98)
It is the intent of all parties that this agreement be binding
upon all parties, and that each party shall be permitted to specifically
enforce any provision of this agreement. Venue for any dispute hereunder
shall be in the District Court of Mesa County, Colorado.
(Res. 21-98, 2-18-98)
This agreement may be amended in writing no earlier than the
year 2002, subject to the approval of all parties.
(Res. 21-98, 2-18-98)