EMINENT DOMAIN AND PUBLIC USE Sample Clauses

EMINENT DOMAIN AND PUBLIC USE. 37.1 In the event that the Plaza, including the Licensed Premises or any part thereof is required for a public use or condemned for a public use, whether by DOT or any other agency of government, Licensee waives any and all claims to an award for its License or other damage by reason of such requirement or condemnation, including but not limited to awards for fixtures and moving expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DOT may, in its sole discretion, and upon Licensee’s request, use reasonable efforts to provide Licensee with a new location if relocation is feasible, or, alternatively, the License term may be tolled for the period of time during which the public work being performed causes an interruption to Licensee’s business. In such case, the License term shall begin to run again as soon as the public work is completed and Licensee is able to resume its business.
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EMINENT DOMAIN AND PUBLIC USE. Pursuant to Division I, Title IV, Section 409 of the 2009 Appropriations Act, under which this HOPE VI Grant is funded, no funding made available under that Act shall be used for purposes specifically excluded by the 2009 Appropriations Act. Title IV, Section 409 of the 2009 Appropriations Act prohibits any use of these funds “to support any Federal, State, or local projects that seek to use the power of eminent domain, unless eminent domain is used only for a public use.” The term “public use” is expressly stated not “to include economic development that primarily benefits private entities.” Accordingly, grantees may not propose mixed-use projects in which housing is complemented appreciably with commercial facilities (i.e., economic development) if eminent domain is used for the site.
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EMINENT DOMAIN AND PUBLIC USE. Pursuant to Division I, Title IV, Section 409 of the 2010 Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2010 (Pub. L. No. 111–117, 123 Stat. 3034, 3111),under which this HOPE VI Grant is funded, no funding made available under that Act shall be used for purposes specifically excluded by the 2010 Appropriations Act. Title IV, Section 409 of the 2010 Appropriations Act prohibits any use of these funds “to support any Federal, State, or local projects that seek to use the power of eminent domain, unless eminent domain is used only for a public use.” The term “public use” is expressly stated not “to include economic development that primarily benefits private entities.” Accordingly, grantees may not propose mixed-use projects in which housing is complemented appreciably with commercial facilities (i.e., economic development) if eminent domain is used for the site.
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EMINENT DOMAIN AND PUBLIC USE. In the event that the Former Streets or any part thereof is required for a public use or condemned for a public use, whether by DSBS or any other agency of government, NYCEDC waives any and all claims to an award for its License or other damage by reason of such requirement or condemnation, including but not limited to awards for fixtures and moving expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DSBS may, in its sole discretion and upon NYCEDC’s request, use reasonable efforts to provide NYCEDC with a new location if relocation is feasible, or, alternatively, the License term may be tolled for the period of time during which the public work being performed causes an interruption to NYCEDC’s business. In such case, the License term shall begin to run again as soon as the public work is completed and NYCEDC is able to resume its business.
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EMINENT DOMAIN AND PUBLIC USE. Section 726 of the FY 2006 HUD Appropriations Act, under which this NOFA is funded, prohibits any use of these funds "to support any Federal, State, or local projects that seek to use the power of eminent domain, unless eminent domain is used only for a public use." The term "public use" is expressly stated not "to include economic development that primarily benefits private entities." Accordingly, grantees may not propose mixed-use projects in which housing is complemented appreciably with commercial facilities (i.e., economic development) if eminent domain is used for the site.
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EMINENT DOMAIN AND PUBLIC USE. In the event that the Licensed Plaza or any part thereof is required for a public use or condemned for a public use, whether by DOT or any other agency of government, PLAZA PARTNER waives any and all claims to an award for its License or other damage by reason of such requirement or condemnation, including but not limited to awards for fixtures and moving expenses. Notwithstanding the foregoing, DOT may, in its sole discretion and upon PLAZA PARTNER’s request, use reasonable efforts to provide PLAZA PARTNER with a new location if relocation is feasible, or, alternatively, the License term may be tolled for the period of time during which the public work being performed causes an interruption to PLAZA PARTNER’s business. In such case, the License term shall begin to run again as soon as the public work is completed and PLAZA PARTNER is able to resume its business.
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