Parkland Dedication. Subdivision applications creating three or more new lots will require 5% parkland dedication or cash‐in‐lieu, as determined by the City of Delta.
Parkland Dedication i. Developer shall convey to the Town of Nolensville the property defined in the PD as the Proposed Public Park Site as depicted on Exhibit C attached hereto. Such dedication shall be a condition to the Town’s approval of a Development Plan (PUD) for the Proposed Public Park Site. The parkland dedicated to the Town of Nolensville on the north portion of the Development will be open to the general public. This land will be dedicated to the Town in consonance with the School Site dedicated by the adjacent developer prior to the start of Phase 5. All publicly dedicated greenway trails associated with the Development Plan will be constructed concurrently with and within the development phase identified on Exhibit B. The Park Site is subject to reversion to the Developer if on site improvements are not made to the park within five years of the dedication of the land to the Town. Need language from Xxxxxxx.
Parkland Dedication. 3.1. The Developer covenants and agrees to dedicate or otherwise provide for perpetual public access to at least 5% of the Lands as public park, generally in locations and configurations identified on the CD Zoning Plan, Concept Plan and Trail Network Plan subject however to the final review and acceptance of the City, acting reasonably.
Parkland Dedication. 10.1 The Owner is required to pay cash-in-lieu of parkland calculated in accordance with the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P. 13, Subsection 42 in the amount of $1500 per lot and due at the time of building permit issuance.
Parkland Dedication. The OWNER and the TOWN acknowledge and agree that Block 2 on the Draft Plan of Subdivision will represent the Parkland Dedication allocation, and that there is no obligation to provide cash in lieu of parkland accordingly.
Parkland Dedication. A park recreation fee of $400 per lot will be paid by the Subdivider at the time of the final plat review meeting. The final plat will not be approved or signed until the park recreation fee is paid.
Parkland Dedication. Every developer shall be required to dedicate land to the city for public sites, parks and/or open spaces, or make payments in lieu of such land. If the master plan, master neighborhood plan, or official map indicates that public lands are required for the land within the proposed land division, the developer shall dedicate such land to the city. Lands dedicated for the purposes of streets, greenbelts, or other stormwater management facilities shall not be considered part of, or replace the requirement to dedicate lands for public sites, parks, and open spaces. The city shall not compensate the developer for any land so dedicated. If such dedications for public sites, parks, and open spaces is less than 5% of the total land within the proposed land division, the developer shall pay to the CITY a sum equal to 3% of the equalized value of all land within the total proposed land division area less any land so dedicated. The value shall be established by the CITY Assessor as the average per square- foot of equalized value of all residential land within the city at the time of the land division. The CITY may accept, in lieu of such sum, land within the proposed land division of equal value. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DEVELOPER’S provision of private recreation space and community space as set forth in the site plan approved by the CITY will satisfy all requirements under this Section.
Parkland Dedication. Public open spaces will, at the CITY’s discretion, either be dedicated to the CITY as parkland or overlaid with a dedicated permanent public access easement. Landscape lots and signage lots, except for any that are located within the COMMERCIAL TRACTS, will count toward requirements for open space, but will not be dedicated to the CITY and will be owned and maintained by the HOA. Unless otherwise agreed by the LANDOWNERS and the CITY, all parkland within the PROPERTY that is to be dedicated to the CITY will be dedicated in phases as the adjacent land within the PROPERTY is final platted.
Parkland Dedication. The Developer agrees to dedication fees in accordance with Section 18 of the General Code an amount of land as shown in Exhibit 2.
Parkland Dedication i. Developer shall convey to the Town of Nolensville the property defined in the PD as the Proposed Public Park Site as depicted on Exhibit C attached hereto. Such dedication shall be a condition to the Town’s approval of a Development Plan (PUD) for the Proposed Public Park Site. The parkland dedicated to the Town of Nolensville on the north portion of the Development will be open to the general public. This land will be dedicated to the Town in consonance with the School Site dedicated by the adjacent developer prior to the start of Phase 5. All publicly dedicated greenway trails associated with the Development Plan will be constructed concurrently with and within the development phase identified on Exhibit B. The Park Site is subject to reversion to the Developer if on site improvements are not made to the park within five years of the dedication of the land to the Town. On-site improvements include, but are not limited to, active and/or passive recreation (such as nature trails). Improvements under consideration by the Town or other non-profit entity that are under construction or in the process of being designed are sufficient. Further, if on site improvements are not built or under development within five years of the transfer to the Town, then so long as the intent remains for the donated land to become a park site this five- year period will be extended an additional five years at the request of the Town.
