“Adequate” means transportation or utility facilities meet or exceed the City’s level of service as established in the Comprehensive Plan and/or the Comprehensive Water and Sewer Plan.

“Capacity for transportation” means the maximum number of vehicles that can be accommodated during a specific travel period at a specific level of service.

“Capacity for utilities” means the number of equivalent residential units that can be accommodated by the water and sewer system.

“Completion of development” means that a certificate of occupancy, permit issuance, or other formal approval has been issued by the City authorizing occupancy and/or the use of a development.

“Concurrent” means physical improvements or transportation and utility strategies are in place at the completion of development, or the financial commitment is in place to complete the needed improvements or strategies within six years.

“Development activities” means any construction or reconstruction that expands a building, a division of land, or change of use requiring a business license, occupancy registration, conditional or special permit, or any use of real property which requires review, approval and/or permitting by the City.

“Financial commitment” means revenue designated in the most currently adopted Transportation Improvement Plan for transportation facilities or the most current adopted Capital Improvement Plan for utility facilities through a six-year period or revenue that is assured by an applicant in a form approved by the City.

“Incidental residential permit” means a permit for any activity other than the initial permit for the construction of a single-family dwelling on a lot.

“Transportation facility” means arterial, collector and local streets maintained by the City and transit routes operated by the Ben Franklin Transit Authority.

“Utility facility” means the water and sewer system maintained by the City.