ENDEAVOURS TO ASSIST IN COST RECOVERY Sample Clauses

ENDEAVOURS TO ASSIST IN COST RECOVERY. 21.02(1) (a) The City shall endeavour to assist the Developer of Record in the recovery of a portion of the costs incurred by it (being the proportionate share of costs based on length of frontage along Boundary Roads and Lanes, exclusive of Oversize) relating to any sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water main and hydrant installations in the Boundary Roads and Lanes, and extensions of these utilities to and from adjacent areas from the developer of the adjoining property prior to the execution of the Master Development Agreement and Special Clauses Agreement by the developer(s) for the said adjoining property, provided that such underground utility will be utilized by the developer of the adjoining property.
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ENDEAVOURS TO ASSIST IN COST RECOVERY. 21.02 (1) (a) The City shall endeavour to assist the Developer in the recovery of a portion of the costs incurred by it (being the proportionate share of costs based on length of frontage along Boundary Roads and Lanes, exclusive of Oversize) relating to any sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water main and hydrant installations in the Boundary Roads and Lanes, and extensions of these utilities to and from adjacent areas from the developer of the adjoining property before the City’s Development Commitments section provides a clearance letter to facilitate the release of building permits to the developer(s) for the said adjoining property under a development agreement, provided that such underground utility will be utilized by the developer of the adjoining property.
ENDEAVOURS TO ASSIST IN COST RECOVERY. 21.02 (1) (a) The City shall endeavour to assist the Developer in the recovery of a portion of the costs incurred by it (being the proportionate share of costs based on length of frontage along Boundary Roads and Lanes, exclusive of Oversize) relating to any sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water main and hydrant installations in the Boundary Roads and Lanes, and extensions of these utilities to and from adjacent areas from the developer of the adjoining property before the City’s Calgary Approvals Coordination business unit provides a clearance letter to the City’s Community Planning business unit to facilitate the release of building permits to the developer(s) for the said adjoining property under a development agreement, provided that such underground utility will be utilized by the developer of the adjoining property.

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