Continuing City Obligations Sample Clauses
The "Continuing City Obligations" clause defines the responsibilities that a city must uphold even after a contract or agreement has ended. Typically, this clause outlines ongoing duties such as maintaining infrastructure, honoring warranties, or fulfilling financial commitments that extend beyond the contract's expiration. By specifying these continuing obligations, the clause ensures that essential services or guarantees are not abruptly discontinued, thereby protecting the interests of other parties and maintaining continuity in public services or projects.
Continuing City Obligations. Certain Non-City Regulatory Approvals may include conditions that entail special maintenance or other obligations that continue after the City accepts the dedication of Completed Public Improvements (each, a “Continuing Obligation”). Standard maintenance of Public Improvements, in keeping with City’s existing practices, shall not be deemed a Continuing Obligation. Developer must notify all affected City Agencies in writing and include a clear description of any Continuing Obligation, and each affected City Agency must approve the Continuing Obligation in writing in its sole discretion, before ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to the Non-City Regulatory Approval and the Continuing Obligation. Upon the City’s acceptance of any Public Improvements that has a Continuing Obligation that was approved as set forth above, the City will assume the Continuing Obligation and notify the Non-City Responsible Agency that gave the applicable Non-City Regulatory Approval of this fact.
Continuing City Obligations. Certain Other Regulatory Approvals may include conditions that entail maintenance by or other obligations of the permittee or co- permittees that continue after the City accepts the dedication of completed Infrastructure. Upon the City’s acceptance of any Infrastructure that has continuing obligations under an Other Regulatory Approval, at Developer’s request, the City will take reasonably necessary steps to remove Developer as the named permittee or co-permittee from the Other Regulatory Approval if either: (i) the continuing obligations are designated as the City’s responsibility under this ICA, the Redevelopment Documents, or related City Approvals; or (ii) the City otherwise has agreed, in its sole discretion, to accept sole responsibility for the conditions in accordance with this Subsection (c).