133a of the Statutes Sample Clauses

133a of the Statutes. The Agency will proceed pursuant to § 8- 133a of the Statutes to issue appropriate orders for temporary and/or permanent readjustment, relocation or removal of any “public service facility” (as defined in said § 8-133a) required by reason of the closing of any public streets and/or construction of the Improvements and carrying out of the Redevelopment Plan, the Master Site Plan and/or this Agreement. To the extent that any such readjustment, relocation or removal is necessitated in order to permit the Redeveloper to accomplish activities for which it is responsible for payment, the equitable share of the costs of such readjustment, relocation or removal of such public service facilities which is required by said § 8-133a to be borne by the Agency shall constitute a Reimbursable Expense under this Agreement (subject to applicable inclusion as a Public Improvements Cost). To the extent that any such readjustment, relocation or removal is necessitated in order to permit the City and the Agency to accomplish activities for which they are responsible for payment, such equitable share shall not be an Reimbursable Expense and shall be paid by the City. The Redeveloper will grant such rights of way as reasonably may be required for the relocation of such facilities removed from public streets or public rights of way, subject to Redeveloper’s reasonable approval of the location of such rights of way so as not to interfere unreasonably with Redeveloper’s intended construction of the Improvements, as depicted on the Plans, which obligation shall survive termination of this Agreement.
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