D. Compliance Maintained . Upon approval of a site-specific vesting plan designation, nothing in this article shall exclude such development from subsequent reviews, regulations, and approvals by the Town of Fuquay-Varina to ensure compliance with the terms and conditions of the original approval, and provided further, that subsequent reviews, regulations and approvals are not inconsistent and do not affect the type and intensity of the original approval. E. Recorded Document . A vested rights approval by the Town Board of Commissioners shall be recorded with the Wake County Register of Deeds Office as an instrument of the property deed at the expense of the applicant. A copy of the recorded vested rights shall be submitted to the Town Planning Department as part of the approved site-specific vesting plan designation. F. Annexation of a Vested Rights Property . An application for annexation of property which has a site-specific vesting plan designation shall be filed with the Town of Fuquay-Varina under North Carolina General Statutes §160A- 31 or North Carolina General Statutes §160A- 58.1 and shall contain a signed statement declaring whether or not any vested rights with respect to the properties in question, and subject to the annexation application has been established under North Carolina General Statutes §160D-108.1, or the failure to sign a statement declaring whether or not a vested rights has been established, shall be binding on the land owner and subsequently any such vested rights shall be terminated. G. Vested Rights Limitation . Nothing in this Article is intended or shall be deemed to create any vested rights other than those established pursuant to North Carolina General Statutes §160D-108 and 108.1. H. Repeal . In the event that North Carolina General Statutes § 160D-108.1 is repealed, this subsection shall be deemed repealed and the provisions thereof no longer in effect. I. Permit Choice . In the event a development regulation changes after an application is submitted, the applicant shall have permit choice. Should the applicant delay the application 6 months or more from the date of submittal, the applicant forfeits their right to permit choice, and shall be required to comply with the newest set of development regulations. Permit choice is extended to other permits needed to complete the initial approved project permit for up to 18 months after its approval, per N.C. Gen. Stat. §143-755 & §160D-108 (e).
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