Phase 1 Development Sample Clauses
Phase 1 Development. The first phase of the Development (“Phase 1”) is comprised of the golf course as well as the requisite public/private water infrastructure, public/private sewer infrastructure, public/private road improvements, certain storm water infrastructure and all other improvements related thereto to serve the Development.
a. The extension of municipal water and sewer infrastructure is not required for Phase 1. Prior to any commercial or residential development on any portion of the Property, municipal water and sewer infrastructure shall be extended, if not already completed, and shall be connected and fully operational pursuant to Town specifications and standards. For the avoidance of doubt, municipal water and sewer infrastructure is not required for any temporary structures within the Development.
b. Pursuant to the Annexation and Development Agreement ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Annexation #1-#5 (Weld County Reception No. 4679442) (“Annexation Agreement”), the Town and Developer contemplated sanitary sewer service being provided to the Property by the Town of Berthoud. While that may still be an option, the Town currently prefers to provide the sanitary sewer service. The Parties agree that plans for the extension of sewer service will be formalized prior to, or in conjunction with, future commercial and/or residential development on the Property.
Phase 1 Development. The City has agreed to sell Lot 1 to Developer for zero dollars with the intent that the Parcel A of Lot 1 on the attached Exhibit 1 is developed according to the plans identified for Phase 1. If Phase 1 of the development of Lot 1 is not substantially complete according to the plans approved under Paragraph B and C within eighteen months after the transfer of Lot 1 to the Developer, the Developer shall transfer the entire Lot 1 back to the City at no additional cost to the City. In such event, the City shall not be responsible for any costs, expenses, damages, time, or other damages incurred as a result of Developer’s failure to complete the development in a timely manner. The City will grant Developer an additional 12-months to complete the development if the Developer shows good cause for why the development was not completed within 18-months.
Phase 1 Development
