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public hearing regarding review of a development agreement shall not exceed <br /> ninety (90) days, unless extended by mutual agreement of the parties. Failure to <br /> close the public hearing within ninety (90) days shall not result in a constructive <br /> grant of the proposed development. <br /> (4) When more than one municipality is a party to the agreement, any conflicts <br /> between the Lead Community and other municipality(ies) which are a parry to the <br /> agreement shall be resolved through negotiation conducted by the relevant <br /> parties. Because a development agreement is a.voluntary process, unresolved <br /> disputes may result in one or more parties making a determination not to remain <br /> a party to the proposed development agreement. <br /> (5) The Town / Lead Community shall provide notice of the public hearing to <br /> consider a development agreement by publication as required by Sections 5(a) <br /> and (d) of the Cape Cod Commission Act and shall also provide notice to the <br /> Cape Cod Commission at least fourteen (14) days prior to such hearing. <br /> ! (6) The Qualified Applicant shall bear the cost of providing notice of the public <br /> hearing to consider the proposed development agreement. <br /> (7) The Town / Lead Community shall review proposed development agreements for <br /> (' their consistency with the Cape Cod Commission Act and with the Regional Policy <br /> Plan and Local Comprehensive Plans. The Town / Lead Community shall obtain a <br /> determination from the Cape Cod Commission or its designee that a proposed <br /> development agreement is consistent with the Act, the Regional Policy Plan and <br /> Local Comprehensive Plans prior to executing a development agreement. <br /> (8) The Town / Lead Community shall file its development agreement with the Clerk <br /> of the Cape Cod Commission and with the town clerk(s) of the municipality(ies) in <br /> which the development is located. Notices of development agreements shall be <br /> published in a newspaper of general circulation in the municipality(ies) in which <br /> the development is located, including a brief summary of the contents of the <br /> development agreement and a statement that copies of the development <br /> agreement are available for public inspection at the town clerk's office during <br /> normal business hours of any municipality which is a party to the agreement. In <br /> addition, the Lead Community shall provide the Cape Cod Commission with a <br /> summary of the development agreement, which the Commission shall publish in <br /> its official publication pursuant to section 5(i) of the Cape Cod Commission Act. <br /> (9) Development agreements shall be issued in a form suitable for recording in the <br /> Barnstable County Registry of Deeds. The Lead Community shall record the <br /> development agreement in the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds and shall <br /> submit proof of such recording to the town clerk(s) of the municipality(ies) in <br /> which the development is located and to the Clerk of the Cape Cod Commission. <br /> (10) The cost for filing and processing of each development agreement shall be as <br /> established by the Board of Selectmen. Said filing and processing fees shall be <br /> reviewed and, if appropriate, revised annually. <br /> H. Limitations on Development Agreements. <br /> (1) Nothing in this section may be construed to permit the Town to require a <br /> Qualified Applicant to enter into a development agreement. <br /> (2) A development agreement will commence and terminate as agreed by the <br /> parties, in writing, except as otherwise provided in this subsection. Where the <br /> 29 <br />