Connector Cooperation Sample Clauses

Connector Cooperation. Property Owners agree to participate on a fair share basis in any finance plan or public financing mechanism enacted by County or by the Capital Southeast Connector Joint Powers Authority in their future implementation of the Connector, provided that the development of the Xxxxxxx Hills Project is not delayed or restricted thereby and that the Property Owners are given a full credit against any fees, charges, taxes or assessments imposed by any Connector finance plan or public funding mechanism enacted by the County or Capital Southeast Connector Joint Powers Authority. The credit shall be for the total dollar amount of the design and construction costs Property Owners have expended or funded for roadway, traffic signal and intersection improvements along the route of the Connector that were designed and/or built to Connector standards and benefit the alignment of the Connector as incorporated in the County’s General Plan. If, for any reason, the Property Owners are not provided with such a credit, then County shall not collect any fee, charge, tax or assessment from Property Owners required for the Connector and Property Owners shall be allowed to continue the development of the Property. Property Owners reserve their rights to challenge the method or manner of calculation and the amount of any fee, assessment, tax or charge enacted to fund the Connector. The waiver provisions contained in Section 2.2 of this Agreement shall not apply or be interpreted to preclude or be a waiver of the rights of Property Owners to challenge any financing plan or public financing mechanism created to fund the Connector or any component thereof on the grounds of insufficient nexus or on the method and manner of calculating any fee, tax, assessment or other monetary imposition levied on the land within the Xxxxxxx Hills Project or on the Property Owners to fund the Connector.
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  • Technical Cooperation 1. The Parties shall strengthen their cooperation in the field of standards, technical regulations, metrology, market surveillance, accreditation and conformity assessment systems with a view to increasing the mutual understanding of their respective systems and facilitating access to their respective markets. To that end, they may establish regulatory dialogues at both horizontal and sectoral levels.

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