Park Facilities. Park facilities are not exclusively for the use of the renter. Ball diamonds, volley ball and tennis courts may be used if available. Parking is on a first come basis. Restrooms will be unlocked and locked by the village at times indicated on rental agreement. Renter is responsible for the facilities rented during times indicated on this rental agreement and should remain on site until the facilities are locked. Equipment and inventory contained in concession kitchen are not for use by the renter.
Park Facilities. Any of the park facilities including, but not limited to, bars and restaurants, may close at short notice or may operate in a limited way.
Park Facilities. The City shall waive the Parkland Acquisition and Development Fees/Xxxxxx Fees (“PAD Fees”) set forth in Chapter 17.10 and in- lieu thereof, the Owner shall pay the City a Park Benefit Fee, equal to the PAD fees that would have otherwise been due pursuant to Chapter 17.10, using the PAD fee rates in effect as of the Effective Date. The Park Benefit Fee shall be paid by Owner no later than final inspection for each unit. Park Benefit Fees may be utilized by the City to acquire or develop parkland, as the City determines appropriate and in the best interest of the City.
Park Facilities. For health and safety reasons some of our facilities may have to close (e.g. for health and safety reasons, maintenance or reasons beyond our control) and we are not liable to compensate you if we do so.
Park Facilities. For Health and Safety reasons, some of our facilities have age/and height restrictions. At busy times access to the facilities (sister park) may be restricted. We may have to close facilities (e.g. for health and safety reasons, maintenance reasons, or reasons beyond our control), and we are not liable to compensate to you if we do so. No glass is permitted within the pool complex area (sister park)
Park Facilities. All park facilities provided by the LANDOWNERS as shown on the Parks and Open Space Summary attached as Exhibit G and the CONCEPTUAL PLAN, exclusive of the private HOA amenity parks and amenity centers, shall be open to the public. The CITY shall be responsible for establishing any rules or regulations regarding the use of such public use facilities, which will include reasonable hours of use regulations consistent with those applicable to other CITY park facilities. The private amenity park and amenity center and any other park facilities that may be developed by the HOA in addition to those required by this AGREEMENT will be private facilities, for use by the HOA’s members only, and no public access to those facilities will be required. design
Park Facilities. The Property, which is a part of the master-planned community described in the Sunbow SPA, has been largely built out except for this site. Owner satisfied its park obligations for the previously developed portions of the Sunbow SPA in accordance with Chapter 17.10 of the Chula Vista Municipal Code (“Chapter 17.10”). The Owner shall satisfy its park obligations for the Project in the manner set forth as follows: the City shall waive the parkland dedication and development requirements set forth in Chapter 17.10 (including the Parkland Acquisition and Development Fees/Xxxxxx Fees); in lieu thereof, the Owner shall pay a Park Benefit Fee, equal to the PAD fees that would have otherwise been due pursuant to Chapter 17.10, using the PAD fee rates in effect as of the date of payment. The Park Benefit Fee shall be due and payable no earlier than issuance of the first building permit, but no later than final inspection as solely determined by the Director of Development Services. Park Benefit Fees may be utilized by the City to acquire or develop parkland, as the City determines appropriate and in the best interest of the City.
Park Facilities. For Health and Safety reasons, some of our facilities have age/and height restrictions. Children under the age of 8 must be supervised by an adult in the swimming pool and one adult may not supervise more than two children under 8. All children under 4 must be supervised by an adult on a one-to-one basis. At busy times access to the facilities may be restricted and a booking system may operate. We may have to close facilities (e.g. for health and safety reasons, maintenance reasons, or reasons beyond our control), and we are not liable to compensate you if we do so.
Park Facilities. All residential subdivisions and land divisions create a need for capital improvements to parks. Subdividers shall pay a park improvement fee of $835 for each dwelling unit proposed to be created within the subdivision or land division. This fee is based upon the Parks and Recreation Plan approved by the Village in 2002 and shall be increased annually (beginning January 1, 2012) based on the Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers for the Midwest area, size B/C, using the average annual increase, as provided by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. The fees collected pursuant to this section shall be placed in a separate, nonlapsing trust fund to be used for acquisition of land or initial improvements such as grading, landscaping, installation of utilities and playground equipment, construction of sidewalks, and installation and construction of restroom facilities to meet the needs created by the land division or subdivision. SECTIONS 83.21 – 83.23 Reserved PROCEDURE
Park Facilities. Developer shall dedicate to the City approximately 15 acres of land in the location generally depicted on the Concept Plan for use as a public park (the “Park”). Prior to dedication, Developer shall improve the Park as generally depicted and described by Exhibit J (the “Park Plan”). Dedication and improvement of the Park as provided herein shall satisfy all required parkland dedication and park development fees of the City, including those contained in Chapter 50, Code of Ordinances.
