Site Development. Landlord reserves the right to design, develop and operate an additional building and related improvements adjacent to the Building. Landlord reserves the right to enter into agreements necessary for shared parking and other shared amenities. Landlord shall use all reasonable efforts to avoid disturbing or impairing Tenant's right to quite possession by virtue of any site development reserved hereunder
Site Development. 3.1. The Owner agrees to undertake development on the subject lands, at his sole expense, in conformity with the Approved Site Plan as referenced in Schedule “F” attached hereto.
Site Development a. The perimeter of the 300 Xxxxx Xxxxxx xuilding site is improved with scored concrete sidewalks, decorative brick-paved pedestrian pathways, irrigated landscaped areas and site lighting in keeping with its urban environment.
Site Development. 2.1 The Owner covenants and agrees with the Municipality to develop the lands in accordance with the Schedules attached hereto and forming part of this agreement, and to erect thereon the building substantially as shown on the drawings identified on Schedule “B” all in accordance with the requirements of the applicable Zoning By-law, as amended, and all other by-laws of the Municipality, in and on the locations and in the manner as indicated thereon. The Owner agrees to notify the Municipality on commencement and completion of construction.
Site Development. The Consultant shall create schemes to integrate the Owner’s program into the site design. The Consultant shall prepare a cost estimate and a Project Schedule. The Consultant shall create scaled drawings showing: a Building location and orientation b Vehicular access and parking c Pedestrian access to buildings d Principal site contours e Relationships to other structures f Landscape features
Site Development. Surveys of Site boundaries and Off-Site Rights of Way and Easements shall be performed by Owner prior to NTP and as defined in Attachment 25. The Site will be developed as outlined in the FEED documents. Where grass is indicated on the design drawings, the grass will be an indigenous variety that will grow under the local conditions at Site. Where exclusion zones or ponds are specified, these areas will be left “as-is” and not improved. The lake on the Xxxxxx land will be filled with uncontaminated soils, and dredge materials/spoils, etc. as required during construction. All clearing material, grubbing material, stripping material, organics, etc. shall be mulched on Site to a suitable consistency before being used for such purposes. Otherwise no final grade or condition of the lake is specified. No landscaping is included for the Site apart from the requirement that areas of raw earth are to be suitably revegetated as required. Security fencing will be used to secure access to the facility. Contractor will use standard pile driving procedures. Depending on the application and load requirements, Contractor will select appropriate pile material, e.g., concrete, timber, steel. Contractor has the flexibility to fabricate and/or assemble and to test elements of the Work offsite as required.
Site Development. Maximum Open Space As approved by the City of Xxxxxx Valley, the project will provide vegetated open space within the project boundary in accordance with the local zoning’s open space requirement. • Storm Water Design: Quality Control Highland Fairview will implement the City approved Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program (SWPPP). • Heat Island Effect: Roof The project will use roofing materials having a Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) equal to or greater than 78 for a minimum of 75% of the roof surface. • Water Efficient Landscaping: The project will reduce potable water consumption for irrigation by 50% from a calculated mid-summer baseline case. The above are based upon existing design criteria and availability of material and labor. Should some of these conditions adversely change, the above items may need to be modified. Exhibit B Highland Fairview Corporate Park — TPM 35629 Parcel 1 (Skechers) LEED Projected Certification Items (Based upon LEED current standards) • Water Use Reduction: Reduce Water Usage by 30% The project will employ strategies that in aggregate use 30% less water than the water use baseline calculated for the building (not including irrigation).
Site Development. The parties agree that the design and construction of the gaming casino/establishment will be a structure that utilizes permanent pilings in accordance with the Mississippi Gaming Commission regulations.
Site Development. General · The site shall be made development-ready as part of the Shell Work. This shall include, but not be limited to all earthwork, including any required treatments, such as sub-soil prep. paving, hardscape, off-site utilities and improvements, on-site utilities, water quality related improvements. All storm water flow to be in enclosed structures unless specifically shown otherwise on the plans that will be prepared by the Civil Engineer. · The site will include (2) Water Quality Ponds. · Site amenities include a ½ mile jogging trail and a paved 60’x100’ sport court. · The plaza connecting the two buildings at grade will be bounded by a glass and stainless steel guard. Parking · 630 Surface parking spaces. · 177 Structured parking spaces. · Paving to be as required by City and per the best performing soils report recommendation, over treated subgrade per the soils report. Loading · (2) total 12’ x 40’ loading positions at grade. Trash/Recycle · (2) 8CY dumpsters within concrete panel enclosure on appropriate footings with louvered aluminum and steel manual gates, with protective bollards. · Dumpster pads and approaches are to be as required by City, over treated sub-grade, with 7” thick (minimum) reinforced concrete. Emergency Generator · Provide conduit rough-in for future generators, and appropriate space in Main Electrical Rooms in each building for associated equipment. Landscape · Provide landscape and irrigation allowance, in keeping with requirements of the City, including Landscape Buffer and perimeter of building (such landscape to be comparable to the landscaping at Rialto I & II located at 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx). Hardscape · Provide hardscape allowance in keeping with requirements of the City, including Landscape Buffer and perimeter of building (such hardscape to be comparable to the hardscaping at Rialto I & II located at 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx). · Include itemized allowance for enhanced hardscape at building entries. Signage · Provide allowance for (3) 5’x8’ stone veneer monument signs with appropriate footings and lighting for both sides of each sign. · Provide street address signage as required by City. · Provide code-required signage throughout the project.
Site Development. CMO must develop the site(s) selected by CMO. Sites may be developed prior to opening of centers by signing APs in area with existing practices. CMO may need to finance lease of APs in the area to encourage membership. CMO may use the APs existing locations prior to a center opening or where there is insufficient space at an existing center. CMO should renovate as appropriate any existing locations of APs that will be used until a center is available.
