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Specific Engineering Design and Operating Reservations and Restrictions. (CLARIFICATION -- NOT LIMITATION) Lessee is encouraged to participate in the District’s Green Infrastructure Program, which offers reductions in rent for a period of up to the first ten (10) years of the life of the Lease. Participation in the program is completely voluntary, but in order to receive such benefits, a “Green Infrastructure Program” form must be filled out completely and signed by the authorized representatives of both Lessee and the District concurrent with the signing of this Lease. The form, if completed and signed, shall be attached hereto as Exhibit . The details of the program are as follows. The District will provide Lessee with a credit equal to $0.50 on the $1.00, up to 10% of the annual rent owed to the District, capped at the first ten (10) years of the Lease, for expenditures and improvements on the leasehold of pre-approved green infrastructure. Such credit applies towards expenditures related to constructing and installing green infrastructure, not towards subsequently maintaining or replacing it. The amount of green infrastructure credited will be determined by what is referred to as “Design Retention Capacity” or “DRC”. DRC shall mean the maximum available retention capacity of a project in any individual storm event as stated in project plans stamped by a licensed Professional Engineer or, in the absence of such statement, a project specific capacity calculated using the following table: Technology Quantity Unit Design Retention Capacity (gallons) Rain Gardens 100 sq. ft. 200 Native Plants/Landscaping 100 sq. ft. 150 Stormwater Trees 100 Trees 1000 Porous Pavement 100 sq. ft. 0000 Xxx-Xxxxxx 100 sq. ft. 000 Xxxxx Xxxxx 000 xx. ft. 300 Greenways 100 sq. ft. 63 In lieu of, or in addition to, Lessee installing green infrastructure on its leasehold with the District, and subject to the same DRC standards enunciated above, Lessee can, and is encouraged to, design, implement, operate, and maintain green infrastructure in partnership with, and on lands owned by, the local municipality where the leasehold is located. The responsibility for ongoing maintenance and operation shall be borne exclusively by Lessee, and credit will only be given for Lessee’s own expenditures, not the municipality’s. Such factors that the District will consider in whether or not to grant credit for off-site green infrastructure include, but are not necessarily limited to, where green infrastructure can mitigate local flooding, reduce infiltration and inflow...
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