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3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 Development on parcels for which "vested rights" for further development have been acquired through an estoppel against Boulder County precluding the prohibition of such development established by a final, non-appealable court judgment in a proceeding of which the other Parties have been given timely notice and the opportunity to join or intervene shall be permitted to the extent such development is in conformance with the rights so acquired and occurs within the vested period. Boulder County certifies that it is not aware of any such vested rights currently existing for Rural Preservation parcels within the Plan Area. Establishment of uses and development in conformance with the zoning (including but not limited to approved PUD plans) and other land use and development regulations applicable to the property on the effective date of this Plan shall be permitted, where such uses or development continue to be permitted under the provisions of the Boulder County Land Use Code at the time at which they are sought to be established. Permission for such development shall be processed through the normal procedures otherwise established by Boulder County. Approval by Boulder County of an NUPUD with residential density no greater than 2 units per 35 acres upon such lands is permitted pursuant to the regulations generally applicable therefor , and such approval is not for purposes of these Development Limitations an increase in density. Any proposed use or development of any portion of the parcels designated Rural Preservation Area shall conform to the provisions of this Plan, or, if nonconforming, shall require amendment of the Plan in the manner provided in the Intergovernmental Agreement adopting this Plan. The Regulatory Party shall not approve any proposed rezoning, subdivision, special use or other regulatory process, or amendment of modification of any existing zoning, PUD, special or conditional use, or subdivision plat, or issuance of a building permit, or proposed annexation, whether or not coupled with any such regulatory process, for any lands designated Rural Preservation Area unless such action conforms with the Plan, or with an approved amendment thereof. Specific Parcel Provision: The Rural Preservation parcels located west of S. 88th St., and north of US 36, adjacent to the City of Louisville's boundaries, currently owned by Carlson and Scriffany, shall be treated as Louisville Influence Area upon the occurrence of the following event: the fee dedication of land for open space purposes equivalent in size the combined acreage of the parcels and located within V2 mile of the parcels and within the City of Louisville in the US 36 view corridor. 4. GENERAL PARCELS PROVISIONS. 4.1 It is a goal of the Parties to maximize the setback of structures from the nearest U.S. 36 fight-of-way line, and to this end, the Regulatory Party shall, to the extent possible, negotiate to maximize such setbacks. OPEN SPACE ACQUIRED IN RURAL PRESERVATION AREA. Any properties within the Plan Area designated as Rural Preservation Area which are