COSTS, SECURITY, AND BREACH Responsibility for Costs Sample Clauses

COSTS, SECURITY, AND BREACH Responsibility for Costs. The Developer agrees to pay the Town for all costs the Town incurs, including those costs estimated to be incurred in the event of Developer’s default, connected with processing and approving the Subdivision as well as overseeing the construction of the Improvements. The costs for which the Developer are responsible include, but are not limited to, all administrative, legal (including costs related to the negotiation and drafting of this Agreement), planning, engineering, inspections, and recording costs. The Town shall reimburse itself from the cash the Developer is required to escrow with the Town as Security. If it appears the Town’s actual costs will exceed the amount of the escrow, the Developer and Town shall review the costs required to complete the Improvements and the Developer shall deposit such additional sums in escrow as the Town determines are necessary. The Town will notify the Developer in writing of the need to place additional funds in escrow, indicate the amount of the additional escrow required, and the Developer shall provide the Town the additional cash escrow within thirty (30) days of the date of the notice. The Town will not accept any Improvements or grant any additional approvals related to the Subdivision until the Developer has satisfied all financial obligations required by this Agreement, including the reimbursement of the Town’s costs.
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