ANNEXATION AND DEVELOPMENT RELATED FEES Sample Clauses

ANNEXATION AND DEVELOPMENT RELATED FEES. 1. OWNER shall pay the fees set forth in Exhibit C according to the schedule set forth in Exhibit C. The PARTIES further acknowledge and agree that the fees listed therein are being donated to the VILLAGE and the method, manner, timing, and distribution by the VILLAGE shall be solely controlled by the VILLAGE. The PARTIES further acknowledge that the intent of this Agreement is that these donations be utilized for projects within the boundaries of the VILLAGE, subject to the discretion of the VILLAGE.
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