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D.C. Municipal Regulations (Last Updated: September 13, 2017) |
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Title 10. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
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SubTilte 10-B. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT |
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Chapter 10-B21. DISPOSITION OF REAL PROPERTY |
Section 10-B2114. TENTATIVE DESIGNATION SELECTION
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2114.1A tentative designation selection shall be used in competitive dispositions where, in the judgment of the Department, marketing conditions, the size of the site, or the use of site will permit the Board to impose more detailed requirements in the submission of proposals or where the designation is required by the federal or local program to which the sponsor has or intends to apply.
2114.2A tentative designation shall provide that upon satisfactory and timely completion of the terms and conditions of the prospectus and any other conditions imposed in connection with the tentative designation, the Board will schedule a public hearing on the designation of the developer and the proposed land disposition agreement.
2114.3Upon completion of the public hearing, the Board may authorize the execution of the Land Disposition Agreement.
2114.4The responsibilities and obligations of both the tentatively designated developer and the Agency shall be incorporated by reference when the Board adopts a resolution granting the tentative designation.
2114.5The responsibilities of the tentatively designated developer shall include the following:
(a)Time for submission of a development schedule covering activities from tentative designation through execution of the land disposition agreement;
(b)Submission of evidence of construction and permanent financing;
(c)Submission of monthly progress reports; and
(d)Submission of additional architectural plans.
2114.6The responsibilities of the Department during the period shall include the following:
(a)Preparation of draft land disposition agreement;
(b)Establishment of land price;
(c)Review and approval of architectural plans;
(d)Review and approval of financial plans;
(e)Review and approval of Affirmative Action Plans;
(f)Review and approval of Citizen Participation Plans; and
(g)Scheduling of a public hearing to dispose of the site to the developer.