Safety Force Mini-Station Sample Clauses

Safety Force Mini-Station. In Phase 1 of the Project (as that phase is shown in the Phasing Plan included with the PDP, as such PDP may be amended and being referred to herein as “Phase 1”), Developer shall construct, at its cost and for the Village’s permanent use, a facility for police and fire services necessary to service the Project and the immediate surrounding area, such facility to have a floor area of no less than 2,800 SF and no greater than 3,000 SF, including vehicle bays and offices (the “Mini- Station”), which Mini-Station shall be in the location and of a design included in the Final Development Plan approved for Phase 1 in accordance with Section 1175.03(d) of the PPDD Regulations. In all events such Mini-Station shall be completed and ready for occupancy no later than the date upon which at least ten (10%) percent of the First Floor Area is occupied. The Mini-Station will be constructed to provide a heated and air conditioned space, with lighting and toilets, and entry doors pursuant to applicable code requirements. In addition, the Mini-Station shall include and provide for, overhead doors, fire protection systems and exhaust, as well as painted interiors, vinyl tile flooring and finished ceilings. Interior space for emergency vehicles, an officer workroom and adequate storage space shall also comprise a portion of the Mini- Station.
Sample 1
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Safety Force Mini-Station. In the Commercial Portion of the Project, the Commercial Developer shall construct, at its cost and for the Village’s permanent use at no cost to the Village (other than utilities used therein and insurance for any improvements made by the Village or property owned by the Village located therein), a facility to be used exclusively by the Village for police and fire services necessary to service the Project and the immediate surrounding area, such facility to have a floor area of no less than 2,800 SF and no greater than 3,000 SF, including vehicle bays and offices (the “Mini-Station”), which Mini-Station shall be in the location and of a design included in the Final Development Plan approved for the Commercial Portion of the Project in accordance with Section 1175.03(d) of the PPDD Regulations. In all events the Commercial Developer’s construction of such Mini-Station shall be completed no later than the date upon which at least ten (10%) percent of the Retail Area is occupied. The Mini-Station as constructed by the Commercial Developer will be constructed to provide a heated and air-conditioned space, with lighting (including both general lighting and emergency and exit lighting), power outlets, communications outlets wired to a central board (or as otherwise required by the Village), bathroom fixtures, and entry doors pursuant to applicable building code requirements. In addition, the Mini-Station shall include, and the Developer, at no cost to the Village, shall install, overhead doors, fire protection systems and exhaust, as well as painted interiors, vinyl tile flooring and finished ceilings. Enclosed and secure interior space for emergency vehicles, an officer workroom and adequate storage space shall also comprise a portion of the Mini-Station. Except as expressly set forth herein, Developers shall not be required to provide or install any fixtures or equipment required for the operation of the Mini-Station.
Sample 1

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