PUBLIC PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS Sample Clauses

PUBLIC PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS. Pursuant to Section 17.19.090 of the Fruita Municipal Code, a Public Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee shall be paid for each building lot in this subdivision. The Parks, Open Space, and Trails Impact Fee identified above will be deferred until the time of Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual primary dwelling unit in this subdivision pursuant to subsection 17.19.025(C) of the Fruita Municipal Code. The impact fee required to be paid for each primary dwelling unit in this subdivision shall be based on the fees in effect at the time of approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual primary dwelling unit, less the credit amount identified below. Such fee shall be paid before approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual primary dwelling unit in this subdivision. The provisions of subsection 9.10 notwithstanding, the parties agree that no Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee will be required to be paid based on the Fruita City Council’s decision from their May 5, 2015, public hearing to allow credits against the Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee for the land already dedicated for public use per the subdivision improvements agreement approved for Village at Country Creek Filing 3 subdivision and the land intended to be dedicated in future filings of this subdivision as per the approval of the initial site plan for this development. The Developer acknowledges that such requirements are roughly proportional to the impacts resulting from development of the Property.
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PUBLIC PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS. Pursuant to Section 17.19.090 of the Fruita Municipal Code, a Public Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee shall be paid for each building lot in the subdivision. The Parks, Open Space, and Trails Impact Fee identified above can be paid prior to recording the Final Plat. As an alternative, this impact fee can be deferred until the time of Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual dwelling unit in this subdivision. If the impact fee is deferred until the time of Planning Clearance for a Building Permit, the impact fee required to be paid for each dwelling unit in this subdivision shall be based on the fees in effect at the time of approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual dwelling unit, less the credit amount identified below, if any. Such fee shall be paid before approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual dwelling unit in this subdivision. All land required to be dedicated to the City for public park, open space or trails purposes shall be dedicated or conveyed free and clear of all liens and encumbrances prior to or concurrently with the recording the Subdivision Final Plat. The Developer acknowledges that such requirements are roughly proportional to the impacts resulting from development of the Property.
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PUBLIC PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS. (Not applicable) SECTION 12 SCHOOL LAND DEDICATION (Not applicable) SECTION 13 TRANSPORTATION IMPACT FEE Pursuant to Section 17.19.130 of the Fruita Municipal Code, the Developer shall pay a Transportation Impact Fee in the amount of $ 1.64 per 1,000 square feet of floor area multiplied by the base rate of $1,589 , which totals $23,714.24 as a Transportation Impact Fee. The parties agree that a credit of up to $45,809.00 against the Transportation Impact Fee owed for the cost of actual construction of off-site road improvements, as delineated in Section 6, and as shown in Exhibit “B” shall be applied. The net Transportation Impact Fee due and payable for this Development is $ 0.00 . Such Fee shall be paid by Developer to the City prior to the issuance of a Planning Clearance by the City. Additional Provisions: (Recapture or Reimbursement Agreements, Credit carry forward, etc.): . Developer acknowledges that the requirement(s) set forth above are roughly proportional to the impacts generated from development of the Property.
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PUBLIC PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS. Pursuant to Section 17.19.090 of the Fruita Municipal Code, a Public Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee shall be paid for each building lot in this subdivision. The Parks, Open Space, and Trails Impact Fee identified above will be deferred until the time of Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual primary dwelling unit in this subdivision pursuant to subsection 17.19.025(C) of the Fruita Municipal Code. The impact fee required to be paid for each primary dwelling unit in this subdivision shall be based on the fees in effect at the time of approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual primary dwelling unit, less the credit amount identified below. Such fee shall be paid before approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual primary dwelling unit in this subdivision. The Developer acknowledges that such requirements are roughly proportional to the impacts resulting from development of the Property.
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PUBLIC PARKS, OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS. Pursuant to Section 17.19.090 of the Fruita Municipal Code, the Developer shall pay a Public Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee in the amount of $ 1,860.00 per dwelling unit multiplied by 53 (number of dwelling units in this Subdivision), which totals $ 98,580.00 as a Public Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee. The Parks, Open Space, and Trails Impact Fee identified above can be paid prior to recording the Final Plat. The net Public Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee due and payable for this Filing/Phase of the Subdivision is $ 98,580.00 . As an alternative, this impact fee can be deferred until the time of Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual dwelling unit in this subdivision. If the impact fee is deferred until the time of Planning Clearance for a Building Permit, the impact fee required to be paid for each dwelling unit in this subdivision shall be based on the fees in effect at the time of approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual dwelling unit, less the credit amount identified below, if any. Such fee shall be paid before approval of a Planning Clearance for a Building Permit for each individual dwelling unit in this subdivision. The provisions of subsection 9.10 notwithstanding, the parties agree that a credit of $ 98,580.00 against the Public Parks, Open Space and Trails Impact Fee owed for the cost of actual dedication of land and/or the construction and/or improvements for public park, open space and/or trails, as shown in the Approved for Construction Drawings and/or the Final Plat and as shown in Exhibit “B- 2 ” shall be applied. Such credit shall be shared proportionately over the 53 (number of dwelling units in this subdivision) which equates to a credit of $ 1,860.00 per dwelling unit. All land required to be dedicated to the City for public park, open space or trails purposes shall be dedicated or conveyed free and clear of all liens and encumbrances prior to or concurrently with the recording the Subdivision Final Plat. The Developer acknowledges that such requirements are roughly proportional to the impacts resulting from development of the Property.
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