Master Park Plan definition

Master Park Plan means the plan prepared by a design professional through a vetting selection performed by the APF pursuant to a contract between the APF and the Developer that will include a “Vision Plan” and a final Master Plan for development of OCMPGC, as illustrated in drawings that are or will be attached to this Agreement as Exhibit “D”. The term does not include surveys, architectural design, engineering design, or construction.
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Examples of Master Park Plan in a sentence

  • The APF has entered into a contract with the Developer to serve as the manager of the planning process for OCMPGC, and has issued a Request for Proposal, evaluated the submittals, and selected a design professional to develop the Master Park Plan for OCMPGC .

  • Over time, the Parties may determine that the Master Park Plan should be changed or modified or revised, if all Parties agree.

  • The Developer, on behalf of the District, agrees to pay the costs of the design of the Master Park Plan and the City shall have no responsibility to reimburse such expenditure(s).

  • The Master Park Plan has been conceived by the Parties together, and completion of the Master Park Plan is expected to occur in 2015.

  • Subject to Section 7.02(c) above, The City will commence the construction of the OCMPGC Improvements consistent with the Master Park Plan and as authorized by the City Parks and Recreation Board or Austin City Council, and will proceed with reasonable diligence to completion.

  • The elements of the Master Park Plan are reflected in Exhibit “F”.

  • The Master Park Plan has been conceived by the Parties together, and in 2015, the Master Park Plan was completed.

  • The Parties acknowledge that the District’s obligations in the OCMPGC do not begin unless and until, 1) improvements are made that have been agreed to by the Parties; 2) the improvements can be maintained by the District’s funding sources; and 3) the improvements are in the Master Park Plan or a properly approved amendment thereto.

  • However, once the Master Park Plan is one hundred percent (100%) complete and there are no other capital improvements to be made within the OCMPGC, the City may use the PLD fees collected in other areas pursuant to City Code.