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occupants of the approved buildings-. In addition, Cape <br /> Southport Associates LLC shall notify buyers that not all <br /> landscaping may completed at the time of issuance of <br /> certificates of occupancy by means of release to be signed <br /> by buyers..." <br /> After some discussion regarding phasing and <br /> enforcement issues it was decided that Planning Board <br /> approval would be given to the developer for (sub) phases <br /> of a proposed construction schedule as presented to the <br /> Ho'ar.d, with a mutually agreed upon deadline date for <br /> completion of construction/landscaping. <br /> fir. on� ie was insistent that the Board is imposing <br /> „micro-management" issues upon hire, as the developer of <br /> this project, and that as a result his production will be <br /> g-reatly reduced,. <br /> The Chairman clarified the purpose and intent of the <br /> discussion is to maintain a reasonable t.imefra e for the <br /> purchaser -to expect completion of construction and <br /> lands api g issues . she suggested the developer allow the <br /> Board the opportunity to experience this proposal in order <br /> to decide whether or not it is a reasonable imposition. <br /> The Town Planner suggested he draft proposed language <br /> for Condition #15 for further discussion at the next <br /> meeting, based upon the developer' s initiation of phases <br /> and a mutually agreed upon date of completion for . <br /> la-ndscaping of that particular property. said agreement to <br /> be .made for the protection of both the developer and the <br /> bu en. <br /> The Chairman feels the goal in this matter is to <br /> insure that the landscaping is completed within a <br /> reasonable amount of time as possible . she feels a <br /> specific time frame (date certain) unposed upon the <br /> deer 1 ope r is not necessaxy due to possible issues beyond <br /> his control such a's drainage and weather concerns. <br /> The Town Planner responded that a twelve-month time <br /> frame should be more than adequate for the developer to <br /> complete landscaping. He also feels that drainage issues <br /> result in the design of the plan for which the developer is <br /> responsible. <br />