City Projects Clause Samples

City Projects. 4.2.1 The CITY shall pay an estimated total of $344,400 for the cost of design and construction of the CENTURY WATERLINE PROJECT and CENTURY PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT, as described in Section 1.2 and Section 1.3. Specific CENTURY WATERLINE PROJECT and CENTURY PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT costs are shown in Exhibit A and are estimated as follows: i. Waterline Design and Construction Costs $192,000 ii. Sanitary Sewer Design and Construction Costs $32,000 iii. Concrete Pavement Design and Construction Costs $70,000 iv. Construction Administration and Management $29,400 (15% of i and ii) v. Mobilization & Traffic Control (12% of i and ii) $21,000 4.2.2 CITY and COUNTY understand that the costs outlined above are estimates and are used to determine project budgets and estimated payments amount used within this Agreement. Final costs will be based on the actual contract amount realized. Final payments made by the CITY to the COUNTY for the CITY PROJECTS shall be based on actual bid prices, construction quantities and non-construction costs. 4.2.3 In the event the CITY and COUNTY agree to design and construction changes that will eliminate or reduce the scope and extent of the CITY PROJECTS, the CITY will pay for COUNTY’s cost for re-design and/or construction change orders. 4.2.4 Within sixty (60) days of execution of the COUNTY’s CENTURY PROJECT construction contract, CITY shall deposit with the COUNTY the sum of $344,400. COUNTY shall send CITY quarterly statements during project construction indicating the itemized amount incurred for the CITY PROJECTS and the amount due. Quarterly statements will not be sent to the CITY if no CITY PROJECTS work is performed. Upon depletion of the $344,400 deposited under this section, the quarterly statement shall include the itemized amount due from CITY for the CITY PROJECT work. CITY shall pay COUNTY the amount due within thirty (30) days of its receipt of this billing. Any CITY deposited funds remaining upon completion of the CITY PROJECTS, shall be refunded to the CITY within sixty (60) days.

City Projects. The term “

City Projects. The City Projects shall include (i) the Stadium, (ii) the City Parking Decks, (iii) the Hotel, (iv) the Conference Facilities, (v) the infrastructure allocated to the City in the Master Plan for Infrastructure, and (vi) the Riverfront Park improvements, and the Development plan for the City Projects shall be executed subject to and in accordance with the following terms and provisions and the Zoning Regulations. Material changes to the project detail set forth below shall only be allowed with the written consent of the City, Greenstone, the Team Owner, and Hotel Developer, as applicable to each of their areas of responsibility and obligation, with such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. The budget numbers for each component of the City Projects are set forth under the Sources of Funds in the Sources and Uses of Funds table on Exhibit I and are intended as estimates and are not intended to establish a minimum amount of investment by the City. The City will be deemed to have met its obligations with respect to the development costs anticipated for the Hotel so long as the City causes to be made a cumulative minimum capital investment equal to the Non- Greenstone Private Capital Investment and such Hotel is deemed by the Master Developer and the City to be consistent with the Master Plan.

City Projects. COUNTY will be solely responsible for choosing the HOME projects and program proposals within the CITY to receive HOME funds. Proposals for projects within the CITY shall be required to conform to the same qualification requirements as all other project proposals under the COUNTY’s Notice of Available Funding (NOFA) process during the County Program Expenditure Years under the term of the CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT. The same process will be utilized for the review, selection, approval and development oversight of projects within the CITY as will be used for the other members of the Consortium. Eligible proposals for projects within the CITY must be submitted in response to the COUNTY’s NOFA process, resulting in the ability to commit funds per HUD Regulations to eligible projects during the corresponding County Program Expenditure Year for an annual award. If eligible proposals are not submitted pursuant to said NOFA process, the COUNTY may allocate the CITY’S EQUIVALENT SHARE to qualifying project proposals outside of the CITY’s jurisdiction in lieu of forfeiting said allocation back to HUD. COUNTY will provide quarterly reports on the status of projects and programs funded within the CITY.

City Projects. The Port is also currently discussing a potential Project Supplement with CalSTA, subject to approval by CalSTA and the Port’s Board, for approximately $18.7 million to be used for efforts by the City for design of the following project elements related to facilitating enhanced freight and passenger access in and around the seaport and waterfront and promoting the efficient and safe movement of goods and people: (1) West Oakland & ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Square Rail Safety Enhancement Project (Design); (2) Designs for Reconstructing Embarcadero West between Clay Street to Market Street; (3) Designs for the Pedestrian and Bicycle Railroad Overcrossing; (4) Designs for the Vehicular Railroad Overcrossing; (5) Designs for the Permitted Heavy Weight Vehicle Route and Emergency Vehicle Access; (6) Designs for the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Street Corridor; (7) Traffic Signal Modification Designs (Brush/17th, Brush/18th, ▇▇▇▇▇▇/5th, MLK/17th); (8) Designs for the Market Street Corridor; (9) Designs for the 3rd Street Corridor; (10) Designs for the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇. Way Corridor; (11) Designs for the 2nd Street Transit Hub & Bike Lane Gap Closure; (12) Designs for the 7th Street Corridor; (13) Designs for the Broadway Transit Corridor; (14) Designs for the Washington Street Corridor; (15) Designs for the 8th Street Corridor; and (16) Designs for Parking and Traffic Management (these sixteen project elements are collectively defined as “Projects” and individually as a “Project”).

City Projects. North Manhattan Avenue Improvements

City Projects. Company, at no additional charge, shall accommodate City’s reasonable written request to provide collection, disposal and recycling services for solid waste and recyclables from the Aquatic Center Project as well as all materials at the City Maintenance Yard. All material generated by all other City Projects shall be the responsibility of the contractor providing the work for the City to follow the City’s C&D procedures.