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Residential STAGE II $20 per acre as developed Industrial~'~ $15 per acre as developed Size is based on the overall plan of any given project, not related to the size of the individual component parcels thereof as submitted for annexation. When an annexation, a plat, or planned unit development is proposed, the City shall require that a qualified engineering, planning or design firm be retained by the Developer to prepare all plans and plats required. The Developer shall have the option of utilizing the City planning consultant to plan the development. The City shall, based on estimated fees, require prepayment of planning fees by the developer on a quarterly basis. Such fees shall be in addition to the annexation fees stipulated in Step 2. The engineering, planning and design firm shall be reimbursed directly by the City based on an itemized statement of all time and expenses incured in execution of the project monthly. Then and only then such proposal for annexation will be referred to the Planning Commission. STEP III. The interested parties proposing annexation will contact the Planning Commission and begin detailed planning and negotiation with the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission will assume responsibility of acting as the focal point in spearheading the final draft of the plan. They will be responsible for coordinating and requesting the exact detailed requirements of the feasibility studies to be conducted by the City. Upon completion of all studies to be conducted, they shall compile the data, evaluate and make necessary recommendations of adjustments to the final draft. The Planning Commission at this time should make one of the following recommendations to the City Council on submitting the final draft. In the event the parties proposing the annexation do not subdivide or plat at the time of the annexation, then all requirements relating to_ open space, parks or other public land dedication or fees in lieu thereof shall be invoked at the time of subdividing or platting. This shall also be true of other requirements normally imposed at the time of annexation that are not actually imposed as a result of the land not being subdivided. Annexation agreements associated with unplatted parcels shall stipulate the maximum density to be allowed, the percentage of the land that will be deeded for public use, and provision that the City is under no obligation to serve utilities to the annexed area until the subdividing of the property has been approved by the City Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council. A. Outright approval or disapproval. B. Conditionally approval or disapproval It shall be noted that at any time during the advent of the studies it is evident that said proposal is not feasible, it will be the responsibility of City Council to terminate all studies and negotiations with the parties sponsoring proposed annexation.