Developer Duties Sample Clauses

Developer Duties a. Developer hereby agrees to provide the following services for Applicant at the Project:
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Developer Duties. X. Xxxxxxxxx agrees to acquire all necessary permits associated with the construction of a single- family home and will be responsible for all land use fees on real property as described in Attachment I. All City levied building and inspection fees will be waived.
Developer Duties. Subject to the JPA’s performance of its specified duties, Developer would be primarily responsible for obtaining the Final Approval of the Discretionary Approvals, the State’s approval of the Project construction documents (the “Construction Documents”) and written confirmation that the State is prepared to issue a building permit for the Project upon the payment of the applicable fees (“Construction Document Approval”). Such efforts would include, without limitation, the retention, direction and coordination of the third party consultants and legal counsel that are necessary to accomplish the foregoing. All work product associated with the foregoing (collectively, the “Project Work Product”) would be owned by Developer.
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