Common use of Abatement Hearing Clause in Contracts

Abatement Hearing. If (a) the City determines after meeting with Genezen following issuance of the Preliminary Notice that the ERA designation or the Abatement should be terminated; or (b) Genezen does not request a meeting within the Notice Period, the City shall give Genezen final notice (the “Final Notice”) of such determination and provide Genezen an opportunity to appear at a City Council meeting to show cause why the ERA designation and/or the Abatement, as applicable, should not be terminated. Genezen shall have fifteen (15) days from the date of the Final Notice to confirm that it desires to be added to the City Council’s next agenda and to provide evidence concerning why the ERA designation or the Abatement should not be terminated. If the City Council adopts a resolution terminating the ERA designation and/or Abatement, Genezen shall be entitled to appeal the determination to a Xxxxxxxx County Superior or Circuit Court.

Abatement Hearing. If (a) the City determines after meeting with Genezen Developer following issuance of the Preliminary Notice that the ERA designation or the Abatement should be terminated; or (b) Genezen Developer does not request a meeting within the Notice Period, the City shall give Genezen Developer final notice (the “Final Notice”) of such determination and provide Genezen Developer an opportunity to appear at a City Council meeting to show cause why the ERA designation and/or the Abatement, as applicable, should not be terminated. Genezen Developer shall have fifteen (15) days from the date of the Final Notice to confirm that it desires to be added to the City Council’s next agenda and to provide evidence concerning why the ERA designation or the Abatement should not be terminated. If the City Council adopts a resolution terminating the ERA designation and/or Abatement, Genezen Developer shall be entitled to appeal the determination to a Xxxxxxxx County Superior or Circuit Court.

Abatement Hearing. If (a) the City determines after meeting with Genezen Knowledge Services following issuance of the Preliminary Notice that the ERA designation or the Abatement should be terminated; or (b) Genezen Knowledge Services does not request a meeting within the Notice Period, the City shall give Genezen Knowledge Services final notice (the “Final Notice”) of such determination and provide Genezen Knowledge Services an opportunity to appear at a City Council meeting to show cause why the ERA designation and/or the Abatement, as applicable, should not be terminated. Genezen Knowledge Services shall have fifteen (15) days from the date of the Final Notice to confirm that it desires to be added to the City Council’s next agenda and to provide evidence concerning why the ERA designation or the Abatement should not be terminated. If the City Council adopts a resolution terminating the ERA designation and/or Abatement, Genezen Knowledge Services shall be entitled to appeal the determination to a Xxxxxxxx County Superior or Circuit Court.

Abatement Hearing. If (a) the City determines after meeting with Genezen Owner following issuance of the Preliminary Notice that the ERA designation or the Abatement should be terminated; or (b) Genezen Owner does not request a meeting within the Notice Period, the City shall give Genezen Owner final notice (the “Final Notice”) of such determination and provide Genezen Owner an opportunity to appear at a City Council meeting to show cause why the ERA designation and/or the Abatement, as applicable, should not be terminated. Genezen Owner shall have fifteen (15) days from the date of the Final Notice to confirm that it desires to be added to the City Council’s next agenda and to provide evidence concerning why the ERA designation or the Abatement should not be terminated. If the City Council adopts a resolution terminating the ERA designation and/or Abatement, Genezen Owner shall be entitled to appeal the determination to a Xxxxxxxx County Superior or Circuit Court.