Common use of Golf Course Clause in Contracts

Golf Course. The Canyons Master Plan includes an environmentally sensitive 18-hole golf course, as depicted in Exhibit B.4 so as to satisfy the County's requirement that The Canyons be a world class, all season resort. The parties to this Amended Agreement whose property includes land for the proposed golf course acknowledge and agree that completion of the course is one of the highest priority public amenities in the SPA. To this end, all affected property owners hereby agree to establish an agreement within 90 days of the Effective Date of this Amended Agreement for the purpose of setting such lands aside at no cost to the County, RVMA, or other entity for the construction of the golf course. The Developers shall permit the golf course developer to construct the amenity without obstruction or interference. Prior to start of construction of the golf course, the affected property required for completing the golf course, including adequate buffer areas, shall be conveyed at no cost to the RVMA. Further, the RVMA and the Master Developer will ensure that the course is completed within 36 months of the effective date of this Amended Agreement, starting as early as possible in the Spring of 2000. In the event that the Master Developer does in fact exercise and commit the funds to ensure delivery of the golf course as indicated herein, then the Master Developer shall have the option of taking ownership of the golf course in its entirety. The golf course design shall, to the extent feasible based on the planned location, maximize the preservation of natural features especially in viewshed areas. This will be accomplished through the use of a "target course design" in the most environmentally sensitive areas. Outside of such areas design flexibility shall be permitted. In addition, the stream corridor in Willow Draw will be reclaimed by designing a more natural stream channel that removes the stream from culverts and creates appropriate water features, and pedestrian trails and benches along the stream through creative grading and as part of the plan. While priority may be given to residents and guests of properties within the boundaries of the RVMA and to a Developer participating in financing the course when approved by separate agreement with the RVMA, tee times, subject to all standard rules, regulations, and fees established for RVMA properties, shall be made available to the general public. The golf course shall require a Low Impact Permit approval.

Golf Course. The Canyons Master Plan includes an environmentally sensitive 18-hole golf course, as depicted in Exhibit B.4 so as to satisfy the County's ’s requirement that The Canyons be a world class, all season resort. The parties to this Amended Agreement whose property includes land for the proposed golf course acknowledge and agree that completion of the course is one of the highest priority public amenities in the SPA. To this end, all affected property owners hereby agree to establish an agreement within 90 days of the Effective Date of this Amended Agreement for the purpose of setting such lands aside at no cost to the County, RVMA, or other entity for the construction of the golf course. The Developers shall permit the golf course developer to construct the amenity without obstruction or interference. Prior to start of construction of the golf course, the affected property required for completing the golf course, including adequate buffer areas, shall be conveyed at no cost to the RVMA. Further, the RVMA and the Master Developer will ensure that the course is completed within 36 months of the effective date of this Amended Agreement, starting as early as possible in the Spring of 2000. In the event that the Master Developer does in fact exercise and commit the funds to ensure delivery of the golf course as indicated herein, then the Master Developer shall have the option of taking ownership of the golf course in its entirety. The golf course design shall, to the extent feasible based on the planned location, maximize the preservation of natural features especially in viewshed areas. This will be accomplished through the use of a "“target course design" ” in the most environmentally sensitive areas. Outside of such areas design flexibility shall be permitted. In addition, the stream corridor in Willow Draw will be reclaimed by designing a more natural stream channel that removes the stream from culverts and creates appropriate water features, and pedestrian trails and benches along the stream through creative grading and as part of the plan. While priority may be given to residents and guests of properties within the boundaries of the RVMA and to a Developer participating in financing the course when approved by separate agreement with the RVMA, tee times, subject to all standard rules, regulations, and fees established for RVMA properties, shall be made available to the general public. The golf course shall require a Low Impact Permit approval.