On-Site Improvements definition

On-Site Improvements means the improvements described in Exhibit B hereto, made at the Continental Special Premises.

On-Site Improvements means all required improvements within or contiguous to the proposed subdivision.

On-Site Improvements means mitigation measures and improvements to drainage located within each phase of the Proposed Development.

Examples of On-Site Improvements in a sentence

• Property Owner shall be responsible for the construction of all On-Site Improvements as shown on the accepted Exhibits CASE NUMBER.

• All stormwater management practices shall be considered part of the On-Site Improvements and shall be included in the performance securities and subject to inspections as outlined in Section 12 of the Site Plan Review Regulations.

• Motion to approve/disapprove the MOU between Orange Center School District and The City of Fresno for On-Site Improvements at Orange Center and Minimum Scope of Insurance.

• If the County determines the improvements were constructed in accordance with the Construction Plans, the County shall approve the improvements and request the Board of County Commissioners authorize release of collateral for On-Site Improvements.

• Upon completion of construction of all required on-site improvements as described in the Construction Plans, Property Owner shall submit to the Weld County Department of Planning a Statement of Substantial Compliance, and shall request inspection of the On-Site Improvements.

More Definitions of On-Site Improvements

On-Site Improvements means paving (base and top course asphalt, excluding granular materials); final site grading; hard and soft landscaping; walkways; retaining walls; fencing (screening and acoustic); lighting; and signage. For clarity, On-site Improvements do not include buildings, structures and underground storm, sanitary and water services.(By-law Number 2010-217; 2017-63)

On-Site Improvements means any improvements outside the building's five feet line but inside the property line of the site.

On-Site Improvements means all sidewalks, service drives, parking areas, driveways, streets, access-ways to public streets and highways, curbs, utilities, directional signs and related improvements and landscaping, delivery and servicing areas adjoining the Building, traffic and parking lot striping and control signs, lighting and any fencing or screening located on or benefitting the Land.

On-Site Improvements means the public improvements that are within the boundaries of the Property, and which are included in the Public Improvements defined in Subsection (M) and listed on Exhibit “F.”

On-Site Improvements means mitigation measures and improvements to intersections and roadways located within each Phase of Development of the Proposed Development.

On-Site Improvements means the improvements

On-Site Improvements means mitigation measures and improvements to intersections and roadways located within the Planned Community, improvements required for intersections and roadways immediately adjacent to the Planned Community. The need and timing of construction for On-Site Improvements and Off-Site Improvements will be established at the time of Tentative PUD Plan approval through a Village Traffic Study and implemented concurrently with development of a Village in order for community access roads to provide the minimum service level of as defined in Section 7.03(a) in accordance with the Highway Capacity Manual, Special Report Number 209, published by the Transportation Research Board, latest edition (“The Highway Capacity Manual”). The mitigation area for each Traffic Study will be established prior to initiation of the Traffic Study by agreement between District and Owner and will be limited to those major roadways as described in Sections 7.02 and 7.03. The Traffic Study shall, in a manner acceptable to District and NDOT; (a) Identify impacts to the roadway network within the Planned Community including impacts to any Major Street Segment and any Major Intersection, and impacts to the transportation network which are outside of Planned Community, and; (b) Display all related mitigation measures necessary to such Major Street Segments and at such Major Intersections together with the roadway access needs leading to the Planned Community. The study shall be consistent with ITE principles and technologies. District may also require additional site-specific traffic studies as may be deemed necessary related to and prior to the construction of any commercial area, school, or other land use that may have time-sensitive traffic impacts or other significant impacts to adjacent traffic patterns. Traffic Studies and all other site-specific traffic studies required by a Tentative PUD Plan shall be performed in accordance with District regulations. All Traffic Studies shall identify the construction phasing anticipated for any and all phases of the PUD plan area together with access mitigation acceptable to District, NDOT, and as applicable.