Public Infrastructure. As part of the Project and as required by this Community Benefits Agreement, Owner will provide the following public infrastructure: Bike and Pedestrian Facilities and Paths: 12 ft wide multi-use path around the property and also connecting to neighboring parcels. A total of 7,818 linear feet of paths will be constructed. Bike storage and repair facilities will be included. Parks and Greenspace: There will be a 19.57-acre reduction of impervious surfaces. Intersection Improvements: 3 traffic circles, pedestrian crosswalks, urban street grid/intersections. Stormwater Remediation and Facilities: Storm facilities to bring the current site to code and which will help alleviate some downstream flooding and water quality issues. Detention facilities are designed to be aesthetically pleasing and incorporated into the common areas. Common Areas and Public Spaces: Central gathering courtyard and enhanced pedestrian experiences at retail storefronts. Paving and curb/gutter for the new street grid and road layout. Landscape/Sitework/Utility: Installation of 1,024 trees that are 2" caliper or greater. Reforestation of 24,500 sf of green space. Utility services and network brought up to current requirements. Publicly Dedicated Property: Owner will convey to the public, pursuant to this Agreement and without cost, by means of licenses and/or public easements in favor of ACC, an interest in all of the Project’s horizontal improvements, such as roads, stormwater system, traffic circles, park/greenspace and a multi-use trail (such interest, the “Publicly Dedicated Property), and will assume and pay all costs of operating and maintaining such horizontal improvements. Such licenses and/or public easements shall be in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to ACC and shall require Owner to pay its customary share of common area maintenance (CAM) and comply with all applicable laws and regulations and association rules, regulations, maintenance and other requirements. The public infrastructure referred to in clauses (1)-(8), above is part of the Horizontal Infrastructure for the respective Phases, and the construction thereof shall respectively start and shall be completed, subject to Force Majeure, according to the Project Construction Schedule for the respective Phases. Equal Business Opportunity Programs Owner will use best efforts to afford minority and female business enterprises (“MFBE” or “MFBEs”) the opportunity to participate in each Phase of business opportunitie...
Public Infrastructure. All public infrastructure improvements shall be constructed according to the River Heights City design standards and specifications.
Public Infrastructure. A building, highway, road, excavation, and repair work or other project development or public improvement on the Project Site, paid for in whole or in part from public funds, without regard to whether the work is done under public supervision or direction, and the categories of work included in the definition of Project in this Agreement.
Public Infrastructure. The word "Public Infrastructure" means all water, wastewater/sewer, detention and drainage, roadway, park and trail, and other infrastructure necessary to serve the full development of the Property and/or to be constructed and dedicated to the City under this Agreement.
Public Infrastructure. The Developer, at its sole cost, shall design, construct and maintain, until acceptance by the City and/or County, as applicable, and conveyance by recordable instrument or xxxx of sale, as appropriate, to the City, all public infrastructure facilities and lands necessary to serve the Project which are shown on the Concept Plan, provided that said public infrastructure facilities have received construction plan approval and that all applicable review procedures have been complied with fully, inspected and accepted by the City and/or County, as applicable. Public infrastructure facilities shall include those facilities to be located in rights-of-way or easement areas conveyed to the City and/or County, as applicable, and are shown on the approved engineering construction drawings.
Public Infrastructure. FOCIL (as Infrastructure Developer) agreed to cause to be constructed public infrastructure up to and adjacent to, but not within, the Land. A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED *** Confidential treatment has been requested for portions of this exhibit. The copy filed herewith omits the information subject to the confidentiality request. Omissions are designated as [***]. A complete version of this exhibit has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. schedule of the required infrastructure improvements and the timing of their delivery was set forth in Exhibit L attached to the Vesting PSA. Seller shall assign to Buyer all of Seller’s rights pursuant to Paragraph 8 and Exhibit L of the Vesting PSA (the “Infrastructure Rights”) by executing and delivering the Assignment of Infrastructure Rights.
Public Infrastructure. Permanent attachments to public infrastructure including, but not limited to, streets, sidewalks, curbs, trash cans, light poles, traffic signs, trees, bike racks, fire hydrants, etc. are NOT permitted. Damage to public infrastructure as a result of the outdoor dining or other business use may result in revocation of the permit.
Public Infrastructure. Developer shall have the right to perform all engineering, bidding, construction and inspection of the same in coordination with the City for all necessary public infrastructure for the Project. Developer shall comply in all respects with the City’s policy set forth in Exhibit J and incorporated herein by reference. All public infrastructure improvements shall be constructed by Developer subject to City’s standard review and permitting procedures and pursuant to the provisions of Exhibit J attached hereto and incorporated herein. All contracts and subcontracts for the construction of the public infrastructure improvements shall be competitively bid by Developer and the City shall have access to all such bidding documentation. The Developer shall provide to the City the statutory bonds and performance bonds required by the City for the public infrastructure improvements. All plans and specifications for the public infrastructure improvements shall be approved by the City Engineer.
Public Infrastructure. Public or capital infrastructure is the physical component of public services. Under Colorado statute, the definition of infrastructure can include all equipment that has at least a five-year lifetime. It does not include personnel or any elements of service costs, even in circumstances where new staff is required to operate new facilities. Public infrastructure generally includes buildings, facilities, parking, lighting, ball fields, or other support facilities. Capital infrastructure generally includes streets, parks, administrative facilities, specialized fire or police buildings, and recreational facilities.
Public Infrastructure. Subject to the subsections (a)-(c) above, from and after the date of the limited purpose annexation and except as modified by the Development Agreement, the District shall be fully responsible for all design, construction, funding, maintenance, and ownership of any and all infrastructure improvements within the boundaries of the District, including but not limited to streets, roadways, alleys, sidewalks, street lighting, public and private parkland facilities (unless conveyed to Home Owners Association {HOA} whereupon HOA is responsible), stormwater drainage facilities, retention walls, public landscaping/irrigation (unless conveyed to HOA whereupon HOA is responsible) , and related engineering and design during the term of this Agreement or upon full annexation whichever occurs first. Upon the expiration of this Agreement resulting in full purpose annexation of the District, the City agrees to acquire, operate and maintain the Public Infrastructure.
