Oversizing Sample Clauses
The Oversizing clause defines the conditions under which equipment, systems, or components may be specified or installed at a capacity greater than what is strictly required for the project. In practice, this clause may allow for the installation of larger HVAC units, electrical panels, or piping to accommodate potential future expansions or to ensure operational flexibility. Its core function is to provide a clear framework for when and how oversizing is permitted, thereby preventing disputes over unnecessary costs or design changes and ensuring that any additional capacity is justified and agreed upon by all parties.
Oversizing. The Parties acknowledge that the Facilities, utilities and other improvements necessary to facilitate the Project also benefit property which may be located outside of the boundaries of the Urban Renewal Plan, and/or the BID. As such, the City, CSU and the Authority agree that they will work with the BID and the Master Developer to establish and implement cost recovery from benefitted properties on a pro rata basis. The Parties agree that nothing in this Agreement is intended to require that the Parties create a new rule, regulation or process to accomplish this. Rather, the Parties believe that each has certain existing authority under the Regulations, and agree that, within such authority, the Parties will cooperate to seek cost reimbursement to the Party who paid the cost where appropriate. With respect to the Authority, the Parties acknowledge that the Authority has no source of revenue other than incremental tax revenues created pursuant to an urban renewal plan approved by the City, and that its ability to obtain contributions to offset the benefits of the Facilities received by benefitted properties is contingent upon the approval by the City of one or more new urban renewal plans which include benefitted properties.
Oversizing. (a) The parties agree that the facilities summarized below are sized larger than are necessary to service the subject tract, and that the developer’s recoverable dollar amount attributable to such over- sizing is $ plus interest at the annual rate of %. (List below the type of improvement and dollar cost of over-sizing in that improvement.)
Oversizing. Town and Owner hereby agree to cooperate in good faith with respect to 1) determining reasonable oversizing requirements; 2) locating and securing approvals for installation of utility mains and appurtenances within public rights-of-way; and 3) facilitating installation of off-site infrastructure, as and when Owner and Town determine that such installation is necessary in connection with orderly development of the Property.
Oversizing. To the extent that any Improvements are over-sized for the benefit of the Town or other adjacent parcels not within the Property (each a “Benefitting Party”), the Town will facilitate the reimbursement of the pro rata share of such over-sized Improvements from the applicable Benefitting Party as a condition of final plat for the Benefitting Party’s parcel or any portion thereof, and promptly remit such reimbursed amounts to the Developer.
Oversizing. The Developer shall oversize utilities serving the Waterford 7th Addition as requested by the City Public Services Director or the City Engineer. The City shall reimburse the Developer for oversizing expenses incurred by the Developer at the City’s request in an amount equal to the difference between the actual cost incurred by the Developer and the cost that the Developer would have incurred had normal pipe sizes been used (normal size for water and sanitary sewer is 8 inches). The City Engineer shall determine the oversizing reimbursement, in his/her reasonable discretion, using pipe pricing provided by the Developer’s contractor. Based on the Plans and other relevant information, the City Engineer has determined that (a) the water main installed in connection with Waterford 6th Addition must be oversized from 10 inches to 12 inches for as a cost of $5,587.20 to the City, and (b) the 8inches to 12 inches of sanitary sewer pipe is oversized to service the Waterford 7th Addition and provides additional sanitary sewer capacity for the area and the City shall pay a cost of $42,482.40 for the oversizing of such sanitary sewer pipe. Regarding Waterford 7th Addition, no oversizing is required for storm sewer. Oversizing for Outlots retained by the Developer for future development shall be determined when such Outlots are developed.
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Oversizing. The WSC may require any part of the On-Site Facilities and Off-Site Improvements to be oversized in anticipation of the needs of other customers, subject to the obligation to reimburse Developer for any such oversizing. Notification of such oversizing shall be in writing and provided to Developer not later than the date of approval of the On-Site Facilities and Off-Site Improvements plans and specifications by the WSC’s consulting engineer. The WSC shall reimburse Developer for the additional costs of construction attributable to the oversizing, as reasonably determined by the WSC’s consulting engineer. Such reimbursement shall occur not later than the date of the WSC’s acceptance of the On-Site Facilities and Off-Site Improvements, as set forth in Paragraph 7.
Oversizing. If, in the opinion of the District, an increase in line size is necessary in order to provide an acceptable level of service to the Developer parcel or other Customers within the District, the Developer may be required to provide oversized pipelines and/or facilities. The cost for the “oversizing” of such pipelines and/or facilities shall be borne by the Developer. The basis for such costs shall be the difference in unit prices between the maximum line size which is the Developer’s responsibility and the actual size to be constructed. The cost for the design and preparation of contract documents of these “oversized” pipelines shall be the sole responsibility of the Developer. If the District determines that it will construct the facilities, the Developer shall submit payment for the cost thereof. The District will not issue a notice of award until such payment has been made. The District may collect fees or charges as determined by the Board from other Customers served by the “oversized” facilities and may, as determined by the Board, reimburse the Developer for all or a portion of the oversizing cost incurred by the Developer.
Oversizing. In the event Owner independently develops Facilities which are sized to serve, or otherwise directly benefit adjacent developments, Town and Owner shall prescribe in the applicable SIA the method by which Owner may recover a fair and equitable portion of the cost of development of such Facilities from such third-party developments. Town shall make diligent and best efforts to obtain such recoupment, subject to applicable legal limitations on its authority to effect such recoupment.
Oversizing. Except as otherwise provided herein, Developer shall not be required to construct or fund any Public Infrastructure so that it is oversized to provide a benefit to land outside the Property (“Oversized Public Infrastructure”) unless: (1) the Oversized Public Infrastructure does not unreasonably interfere with Developer’s development schedule or the Concept Plan; and (2) the City has secured adequate funds or financing for the City's portion of the costs of construction attributable to the oversizing at the time the City requests the construction of the Oversized Public Infrastructure. In the event Developer constructs or causes the construction of any Oversized Public Infrastructure on behalf of the City, the City shall be solely responsible for all costs attributable to oversized portions of the Oversized Public Infrastructure. Notwithstanding the foregoing or any other provision of this Agreement, any waterline or sewer line that is 12 inches or less in diameter shall not be considered Oversized Public Infrastructure.