Installation and Reimbursement Sample Clauses

Installation and Reimbursement. The Buyer’s and Seller’s Public Infrastructure Improvements (sometimes collectively referred to as “Public Infrastructure Improvements”) shall be constructed to at least applicable County Standards. The approximate location where the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements will be located is depicted generally on attached Exhibit “G,” subject the potential shifting of the final right-of-way of Toledo Blade as provided in Section 14 below. The construction contracts and all Development Approvals for the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements shall be assignable to the County in the event Buyer fails to complete the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements when required by this Agreement. Buyer shall use good faith efforts to use local contractors and subcontractors to the extent they are available and qualified for the work and have a competitive bid price. As the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements work is being performed, the County and MVCRA shall reimburse Buyer for the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements made to the site from the escrow funds held back at Closings. All disbursements by the County and MVCRA of the escrowed funds hereunder (“Reimbursement”) shall be based upon Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements work completed subject to ten percent (10%) retainage on each draw request until the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements are completed at which time the retainage shall be paid to Buyer. Buyer may request Reimbursement as the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements progress but in no event shall there be more than one Reimbursement during each quarter. County shall inspect the work in progress on a monthly basis. Buyer shall make applications to Escrow Agent for a Reimbursement from the County and MVCRA on a form approved the by County (“Application”), and each such Application shall be signed and certified by the Buyer and the engineer who prepared the plans for the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements. Each Application shall be made at least ten (10) business days prior to the date of such anticipated Reimbursement in order to permit County to make or cause such inspections as it, from time to time, considers appropriate. Upon completion of all of the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements, Buyer shall (a) deliver to the County all "as built" surveys, engineering approvals and governmental approvals of the Buyer’s Public Infrastructure Improvements and (b) final lien waivers from all contractors...
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Installation and Reimbursement. The cost to install the rip rap armoring that Owner is required to install along the south side of Owner’s property along 3670 South to develop Fieldstone phase 6 is $21,036.30. The cost to install the rip rap armoring along the east bank of the Fort Xxxxxx Wash, which will be installed along the extension of Quarry Ridge Drive along the west frontage of parcel SG-5-3-16-134 is $52,249.00. City agrees to reimburse Owner this increase in cost for the increase size of rip rap improvements, as shown on attached Exhibit A, which cost is $31,212.70. City agrees to reimburse Owner the cost of the Improvements within 60 days of approval by the city of the roadway Improvements installed for the extension of Quarry Ridge Drive and the rip rap bank armoring along this roadway extension, along the west frontage of parcel SG-5-3-16-134. Owner will be required to provide a 10% warranty bond at completion of the rip rap Improvements and for the extension of Quarry Ridge Drive prior to approval by City. This warranty bond will be required for one year, at which time the rip rap improvements installed by Owner will be inspected to verify the Improvements still meet City standards. If any Improvements do not meet City standards at the one-year inspection, Owner will be required to address as required per the one-year warranty bond. Changes to Contract Documents. Changes that increase the City’s cost for installation of the Improvements will not be made without written consent from all Parties or their assigns.
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