Other Public Facilities Sample Clauses
The "Other Public Facilities" clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to the use or provision of public infrastructure or amenities beyond those specifically named elsewhere in the agreement. This may include access to parks, community centers, or utilities that are not directly part of the primary property but are relevant to its use or development. By clarifying which additional public facilities are covered and under what terms, this clause helps prevent disputes over access, maintenance, or costs associated with these shared resources.
Other Public Facilities.ÌýFor the re- pair, reconstruction, or replacement of publicly owned or operated roads, structures, or facilities that do not fall within the categories identified in paragraphs (c)(1), (2), (3), and (4) of this section:
(i) No such facility may be repaired, reconstructed, or replaced unless it is an ‘�existing facility;’�
(ii) Expansion of the facility beyond its predisaster design is not permitted;
(iii) Consultation in accordance with § 206.348 shall be accomplished;
(iv) No such facility may be repaired, reconstructed, or replaced unless it is otherwise consistent with the purposes of CBRA in accordance with § 206.349.
Other Public Facilities.ÌýDeveloper shall reserve for acquisition by the applicable public agency any lands located within the Property that are planned for school sites, cemetery, water tanks, electrical utility substations and other such facilities to be acquired by a public agency other than the County. The terms and conditions for the sale of such reserved sites to the applicable entities, including the payment of any reimbursements or provision of any credits for the value of such sites and any improvements by Developer or the Participating Developers thereto, shall be subject to separate agreements with the applicable entities.
Other Public Facilities.ÌýOther public amenities and public facilities should be obtained through dedication with an Annexation Agreement and/or Development Agreement, such as public safety buildings and future school sites.
Other Public Facilities.ÌýFor the purpose of mitigating impacts associated with a development, the City Council may require the dedication of land for other public facilities, including but not limited to fire stations, schools, libraries, police substations, municipal maintenance facilities or similar public purposes which are reasonably related to the demand created by the development. Such requirements shall be based upon requests to the City made by the public agency impacted by the development and the proportionate share of impacts created by the development. (Ord. 789-08 §1)
Other Public Facilities.ÌýThe FEIS/EIR concluded that public facilities would be provided according to a phasing plan to meet projected needs as development of the Specific Plan proceeded. The Project would not increase the demand more than what was already analyzed in the previously certified FEIS/EIR.
Other Public Facilities.ÌýAuthorized facilities includes any and all public facilities or infrastructure including the Project’s pro-rata contribution to the land acquisition of the off-site fire station site, site clearing, grading, street frontage improvements including curbs, gutters, and paving. â€� Fire Station site reimbursement obligations in DA Section 3.26(iii).
Other Public Facilities.Ìý7.1 Party B may reasonably use the public facilities in Jianwai SOHO in accordance with the relevant rules.
Other Public Facilities.Ìý{ TC "4.9.3. Other Public Facilities" \f C \l "3" }. Owner shall construct all public improvements (including Public Facilities) required as a condition of approval or mitigation measure of the EIR/MMRP. All public improvements will qualify for permitted fee credits and applicable reimbursement by agreement in accordance with the Existing Land Use Rules.
4.10. Facilities CFD Financing{ TC "4.10. Facilities CFD Financing" \f C \l "2" }. In order to establish a method to finance Public Facilities and payment of Development Impact Fees, Fair Share Fees, or other lawful mitigation payments as may be required for Development of the Project, the Owner shall have the right to request that the City initiate and to use best efforts to conclude, in accordance with applicable laws regarding public hearing and protest, appropriate proceedings for the formation of assessment, benefit, maintenance or other districts, including without limitation Xxxxx-Xxxx Community Facilities Districts (collectively, “Facilities CFD�) under applicable laws and ordinances, provided that if such financing mechanisms are not effectuated and completed by June 30, 2008, Owner shall have the right but not the obligation to terminate this Agreement. Owner shall not be entitled to receive a refund of any fees paid at the time of termination, including, but not limited to paid Administrative Fees, City Processing Fees, Development Impact Fees, Fair Share Fees, Traffic Impact Mitigation Development Fees, Fire Protection Services Development Fees, or DAG Fees. Such Facilities CFD shall be authorized to levy an assessment or a special tax or taxes on the Property to finance, in accordance with the purposes and restrictions to which the funds may be put stated in the legislation establishing such districts to provide funds for public improvements, facilities and Development Impact, Fair Share and other development mitigation fees. Owner shall also have the right to request City to utilize any other financing method then available under ordinances or laws; provided, it is understood that in connection with any such request resulting in any other financing method being adopted, taking into account the requirements of applicable ordinances and laws, such public financing methods may result in the reduction of the cost of Development of the Project and in the enhancement thereof to achieve the intent of the Parties hereunder. City agrees to consider any such financing methods requested by Owner. City a...
Other Public Facilities.ÌýThe right to install and construct improvements, construct facilities and maintain operations on the Protected Property for the purposes of public education and recreation. The Public Facility rights reserved by Grantor in this section, apply to the Protected Property in its entirety, and are independent of the Xxxxx Xxxxx Restoration Plan. Facilities may include but are not limited to the following:
1. Educational Facilities (e.g., a nature center or educational center regarding the ecology and ecosystem of the Protected Property); museums, auditoriums or similar public facilities;
2. Nature & Recreational Trails and Wetlands Boardwalk (e.g., non-vehicular interactive nature & recreational trails and shade structures, environmentally appropriate boardwalks for access to wetlands areas);
3. Parking Areas (e.g., the construction of necessary temporary vehicular parking areas for access to Public Facilities, including overflow parking for special events);
4. Concessions (e.g., concessionaire services that support non-motorized land based outdoor public recreation, including but not limited to: restrooms, showers, bicycle rental, kayak/canoe rental, food services and other facilities and services that facilitate recreational park activities for the general public);