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(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 Qualified <br /> Applicant to enter into a development agreement. <br /> (2) A development agreement will commence and terminate as agreed by the parties, in <br /> writing, except as otherwise provided in this subsection. Where the Cape Cod <br /> Commission is not a party, a development agreement shall not exceed ten (10) <br /> years. However, provisions in the development agreement pertaining to the <br /> preservation of open space and park areas, or agreement to pay for maintenance of <br /> utilities and other infrastructure, may exceed such ten-year limitation. Where the <br /> Cape Cod Commission is a party, a development agreement may extend for a <br /> longer period of time than that noted above, as set forth in Section 7 of the Code of <br /> Cape Cod Commission Regulations of General Application, as revised. <br /> (3) A development agreement may not be used to prevent a Lead Community or other <br /> governmental agency from requiring a Qualified Applicant to comply with any laws, <br /> rules, regulations and policies enacted after the date of the development agreement, <br /> if the Lead Community or governmental agency determines that the imposition of, <br /> and compliance with, the newly effective laws and regulations is essential to ensure <br /> the public health, safety or welfare of the residents of all or part of its jurisdiction. <br /> I. Amendments and Rescission. <br /> (1) Where the Cape Cod Commission is not a party to the development agreement, any <br /> party to the agreement may petition the Lead Community to amend or rescind the <br /> development agreement. The petitioning party shall provide notice to all parties to <br /> the agreement and to the Cape Cod Commission of its intention to amend or <br /> rescind the agreement by providing such parties and the Cape Cod Commission <br /> with a copy of the petition seeking such amendment or rescission. When the Lead <br /> Community initiates an amendment or rescission, it shall provide notice, in writing, <br /> to all other parties to the agreement and to the Cape Cod Commission. <br /> (2) When the Cape Cod Commission is a party to the development agreement, any <br /> other party to the development agreement may petition the Commission to amend <br /> or rescind the development agreement. Such petition shall be made in writing, on a <br /> form provided by the Cape Cod Commission. The petitioning party shall provide <br /> notice to all parties to the development agreement and to the Commission of its <br /> intention to amend or rescind the agreement by providing such parties and the <br /> Commission with a copy of the petition seeking such amendment or rescission. <br /> When the Commission initiates an amendment or rescission, it shall provide notice, <br /> in writing, to all other parties to the agreement. <br /> (3) No amendment or rescission may be made except following the notice, hearing and <br /> approval process specified in this section for development agreements. <br />
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