Land Use & Zoning
A 'development agreement' in Florida allows a developer and local government to:
ABypass the public hearing process
BEnter into a binding agreement fixing development standards and vesting rights for a specified period✓ Correct
COverride state environmental laws
DTransfer development rights without county approval
Explanation
A development agreement under Florida's Development Agreement Act (Chapter 163 F.S.) provides a binding contract between a developer and local government establishing development standards, vested rights, and development commitments, providing certainty for both parties.
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