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May 23. 2006 (d) The existing wetlands buffer delineated on the submitted site plan entitled Conceptual Plan Twin Pines Road shall be maintained in its natural state. (e) The property owner shall adhere to the trash removal plan approved by the Director of General Services, which includes the use of a private waste hauler. (f) The Director of Planning shall approve the equipment for the tot lot. (g) The developer shall be responsible for the cost of providing waterlsewer services to comply with City standards, codes, and ordinances. The ownerldeveloper shall provide backflow protection to comply with City Code requirements. (h) The project shall be built in compliance with all applicable codes, ordinances, and regulations of federal, state, and local governments. (i) All required licenses and permits shall be obtained before construction and remain in effect during the construction process. (j) All taxes and fees associated with the proposed project shall be paid when due. 3. EXPIRATION OF PERMIT: Unless extended as provided under Section 40-115 of the Code of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia (1988), the group housing use permit shall expire for any portion of the approved project for which building permits have not been issued if the applicant fails to apply for all building permits for the entire project within one year of the adoption of this resolution. 4. REVOCATION OF PERMIT: Violation of any of the above conditions may serve as grounds for revocation of the permit by the City Council." Ayes: Heretick, Moody, Psi mas, Randall, Smith, Whitehurst, Holley Nays: None - City Manager's Report - 06 - 231 - Adoption of an ordinance to amend and increase the FY 2005-2006 Capital Improvements Program through a supplemental appropriation of $664,386 in the Capital Improvements Fund to cover the additional relocation, demolition, stabilization and other property-related costs required to complete the Midtown Redevelopment capital project. Vision Principle: Robust and Prospering Economy. Background: . The Midtown Redevelopment capital project was originally budgeted at $6,150,000 for the acquisition and redevelopment of property in Midtown (formerly Mid- City Shopping Center). . The project was funded through $700,000 of land sale proceeds and $5,450,000 of debt proceeds from the issuance of the 2003 Mid-City General Obligation Note. . In March 2006, the City closed on the sale of 23 acres of Midtown property to Walmart for $3,574,493. . Walmart expects to open its new store on that property site by January 2007.