City Park. XXXXXX further agrees and represents that the serving of alcoholic beverages will be under XXXXXX’S supervision and will not be served or consumed on the premises by any minor or person that appears to be intoxicated. XXXXXX shall indemnify and hold the City harmless for any claim of action resulting from the use of alcoholic beverages. ***XXXXXX agrees that the premises are suitable for his use and that any injury sustained by XXXXXX or his guests occupying the premises shall not be reason or ground for any claim of action against the CITY OF LIVE OAK. **FOR ANY VIOLATION THE POLICE WILL BE CALLED FOR ASSISTANCE AND/OR INVESTIGATION. IF A PROBLEM ARISES DURING RENTAL, PLEASE CALL POLICE DISPATCH AT 000-000-0000** RESERVATION & CANCELLATION POLICY RESERVATIONS WILL NOT BE VALID UNTIL PAYMENT OF FEES AND DEPOSITS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND POSTED BY THE CITY OF LIVE OAK. RESERVATIONS ARE ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS.
City Park. (a) The CITY and COUNTY will cooperate on the development of the plans and any development approvals within the COUNTY for the City Park until such time as the City Park property is transferred to the CITY. Following receipt of the property by the CITY, any development plans on the City Park parcel shall be provided to the COUNTY in a timely manner for review and comment, at a minimum of 14 days prior to any permit/approval/workshop submittal to the St. John’s Water Management District or the City of Palm Coast Council.
City Park. The area designated "City Park" in the Plans and Specifications shall be developed and maintained as a park through the Term, but will be considered part of the Stadium Area during Stadium Events (both Hardball Events and City Events). It shall be the responsibility of Hardball to clean and restore the area after each Hardball Event. It shall be the responsibility of the City to reimburse Hardball or Manager for the costs of cleaning and restoring the park after each City Event. Aside from event related use, repair and restoration, the general maintenance, plantings and landscaping with the Park shall be the responsibility of the City. The City Park may, in the City's discretion, be named after a significant historical figure and/or a benefactor to be identified and recognized by the City.
City Park. In accordance with 16.35.105(A)(10) of the Vested Law, the approximately 6.5-acre park shall be fully completed prior to recording of the first plat, or a separate cash escrow of $3,750 per lot/unit must be put in place with the City with each plat to cover the anticipated cost of park improvements. For example: final plat = 20 lots; cash escrow for final plat = $75,000 ($3,750 x 20). In addition, the City Park must be completed prior to the City recording a final plat that includes more than 85% of the Single Family Units within the RC, R3, and R2 areas.
City Park. The CITY and COUNTY will cooperate on the development of the plans and any development approvals within the COUNTY for the CITY Park until such time as the City Ppark property is transferred to the CITY. The COUNTY will also work jointly with the National Guard in good faith to develop and construct the park facilities identified in the Draft Plan sheet developed by the Consultant and dated , as depicted on Exhibit “GC” attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof, with the Parties acknowledging that such construction is contingent solely upon federal approvals and guidelines. The COUNTY will transfer ownership of the CITY Park to the CITY by a County deed within ninety (90) days of the issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy for the National Guard Facility. The City Park parcel shall be provided to the CITY with deed restrictions restricting the site for recreation uses only, and related utility, and stormwater purposes. The deed shall contain a reverter clause requiring that the property revert back to the COUNTY in the event the property is no longer utilized as a City Park or is utilized for non-recreational purposes, unless otherwise approved by the COUNTY. The COUNTY shall not oppose annexation of the City Ppark once deeded to the CITY. The COUNTY shall, at the time of conveyance to the CITY, attempt to provide the City Park property to the CITY free from any liens and new encumbrances realizing that several easements/encumbrances currently exist for drainage, and the COUNTY’s lease agreement with the National Guard Lease currently exists and will be modified as potentially necessary after approval of this Interlocal Agreement. The COUNTY shall attempt to use good faith efforts to make the CITY aware of any known liens and encumbrances. However, in any case, the CITY shall be fully responsible for conducting its own due diligence regarding any liens, debts, claims, and encumbrances prior to accepting the City Park property.
City Park. Should the Developer agrees to dedicate and the City accept, as a donation to the City of the 4 +/- acres of real estate within the Property contemplated for use as a neighborhood City park, then the City agrees to construct initial park improvements which may include, but are not limited to, playground, basketball court, or shelter in the park within two years of the transfer to the City. However, City is not obligated to accept any such donation or start Park improvements until at least 300 dwelling units are issued occupancy permits within Fire Ridge. Xxxxxxxxx agrees to install permanent and visible above-grade markers clearly identifying the Park boundaries as a part of any donation. Xxxxxxxxx agrees to maintain the donated park land for up to two years from the date of its donation at which time City shall assume maintenance duties for the Park. Developer shall enter a maintenance agreement with the City for maintenance of the parkland for up to two years after the donation. Maintenance shall be performed at no cost to the City. NOTICE
