Community Facilities Sample Clauses

Community Facilities. The two parties of this Agreement have an agreement in principle that certain rates and privileges will be made available to employees. The terms of this clause will be determined by the Labour Management Committee.

Community Facilities. If there are proposed changes to the location of these spaces the submittal should include a description of and explanation for the proposed changes.

Community Facilities. Employees and retired employees shall be allowed the use of University facilities such as the swimming pools, tennis courts, bowling alley etc., during hours scheduled for such purposes or public hours at the same rates as apply to Faculty or for free as required by the University.

Community Facilities. The use of community, neighborhood, or subdivision facilities (e.g., pool or tennis courts):

Community Facilities. Resident acknowledges that the uses of the Friendship Room, Dining Room, lounge areas, and other common areas or related amenities at the Community are being furnished at the discretion of Owner. Resident fully understands all risks associated with these recreational facilities. Owner will not provide supervision of the community’s recreational facilities. Resident fully assumes all risks associated with these recreational facilities and agree that neither the Owner nor Management will be liable for any harm, loss, or damage sustained by Resident or any occupants or guests in connection with the use of these recreational facilities.

Community Facilities. Any facility or area on the property for resident use. (Pool, Gym, etc) x

Community Facilities. 4. 1 The Owner covenants with the Council that no Remaining Unit shall be occupied until the Owner has paid to the Council the sum of 10O,0O0 to fund or partially fund a community facility or project the need for which is created or increased by the Development.

Community Facilities. The Developer agrees that, working cooperatively with the Bridge Street NCA and, unless otherwise approved by City, the CFCFA, it will provide for the financing and construction of the Community Facilities. Community Facilities supporting the Project consist of the following improvements (provided the Block in which the Community Events/Conference Facility is located may be changed by Developer with City’s consent): Block Community Facility Public Improvement Cost Block A Parking Garage $9,000,000 Block A Events Center $6,500,000 Block B Parking Garage $16,000,000 Block C Parking Garage $16,000,000 Block D Parking Garage $10,400,000 Block F Parking Garage $10,700,000 Block G Parking Garage $8,300,000 Block Z Parking Garage $10,500,000

Community Facilities. 4.4.1 What is the relationship between the expected types of development and the demand for additional public facilities? The requirements for community facilities as a result of the expected development of the Xxxx Xxxx Precinct are documented in the assessments prepared by Elton Consulting and Tangent Leisure Consultants.35 36 37 The assessment of existing community facilities and services currently provided in the wider area identified, among other things: ▪ Local level facilities have been provided in adjoining areas to meet the needs of their local neighbourhood catchments, and have a local focus which does not extend to the Precincts. They are generally already being used to capacity, or will be used to capacity as proposed development outside of the Growth Centre boundaries occurs. There is no spare capacity in local level facilities that may be utilised by the population of the Precincts. ▪ In particular, there is no available capacity in local childcare centres or pre-schools, and very little spare capacity in other family support and children’s services.38 Section 94 contributions plans currently applying to land in Camden specifically exclude reference to the community facilities needs generated by the Growth Centre precincts, including Xxxx Xxxx and Xxxxxx Road. New residential development is expected to occur in the Xxxx Xxxx Precinct in the future, resulting in additional demands for community facilities. The assessment of facility needs identified that the Council will need to facilitate the provision of a range of community facilities to meet the expected development, including: ▪ child care centres and facilities; ▪ multi-purpose community centres; and

Community Facilities. Including access to existing District-owned community facilities and facilities constructed and dedicated to the District during the course of developing this Project.