Public Park Sample Clauses
The 'Public Park' clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to the use, maintenance, or development of a public park within the context of an agreement. It typically outlines who is permitted to access the park, any restrictions on activities, and the obligations of parties regarding upkeep or improvements. For example, it may specify hours of operation, permitted uses such as community events, or requirements for maintaining cleanliness and safety. The core function of this clause is to ensure the park remains accessible and well-managed for public benefit, while clearly allocating duties and setting expectations for all involved parties.
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Public Park. Tenant acknowledges that the Premises are within a public park. Tenant may experience disruptions related to ordinary park use and operation.
Public Park. The parties hereto expressly acknowledge that Park is a public space, the management and scheduling of which shall at all times be within the sole purview of City. City shall have the right to allow the use of Park, and close all or any portion of Park, for any and all purposes and under any and all conditions.
Public Park. The parties acknowledge that this restaurant is an ancillary use for the Flagler Park and therefore, all common areas outside must remain open to the public during normal operating hours without restricted or conditional access. The Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program entered an agreement with the City of Stuart on September
Public Park. In connection with the Public Park, Section 10 (a) of Exhibit B to the Development Agreement obligates Developer to complete the mass grading of and the infrastructure for Parcel 8 (“Public Park Land”) prior to conveyance of the Public Park Land to City. Additionally, Developer is obligated to complete wetlands mitigation partially on the Public Park Land. Further, City’s selected park design firm is to work cooperatively with Developer with respect to matters affecting the mass grading. Section 12(b) of Exhibit B to the Development Agreement obligates Developer, for no more than $3,000,000, for the cost of design and construction of the Public Park, and to provide City with funds equal to the amount of the contract between the City and its park designer within 10 days of notice from City to Developer that City is entering into said contract. City has selected a park design firm and work is underway to complete a conceptual design for the Public Park, thus the final mass grading plans for the Public Park (Parcel 8) have not been completed. Section 10 (a) of Exhibit B to the Development Agreement also obligates Developer to deliver to the Title Company, to be held in escrow pursuant to escrow instructions reasonably satisfactory to the City, Developer and Title Company, an executed and acknowledged grant deed by which Developer conveys title to Parcel 8 of FM-1 (the “Public Park Land Deed”) to City. Developer and City have executed joint escrow instructions dated May 17, 2019, and Developer executed, acknowledged and delivered the Public Park Land Deed into escrow with Xxxxxxx Title as required by the Development Agreement. As required by the Development Agreement, prior to conveyance of the Public Park Land to City, Developer is obligated to complete the mass grading of and the infrastructure for the Public Park Land. The mass grading has not been completed pending additional direction from City regarding the conceptual design for the Public Park. Further, as also required prior to conveyance of the Public Park Land to City, City has not awarded a contract for construction of the Public Park. Also, as noted in Recital G below, improvements constructed by Developer on Xxxxxxxxxxx Drive which serve the Public Park Land are incomplete and not in accordance with FM-1 or SIA-FM-1.
Public Park. Rental of Xxxx Xxxxx Park Pavilion reserves the park pavilion for the permit holder. A sign will be posted in the bulletin case in the Pavilion reserving the pavilion seating for your party during the hours of your event. This agreement does not guarantee use of the entire park; the park and the pavilion restrooms remain open to the public while your reservation is in effect.
Public Park. Subject to the terms of this Agreement and the Ground Lease, BHM shall construct a new public park in the area northerly of the Marina Lot and westerly of the City Water Department Building, as shown on the Site Plan attached as Exhibit , including the following elements (“Public Park”): Public Park adjacent to existing Fishing Pier to include landscape, hardscape and accessory treatments (such as benches) of equivalent quality to the existing Burlington Waterfront Park. Development of hardscape in the area west of the Water Department (old sailing center space), with a design to be agreed upon by the parties.
Public Park. OWNER shall be required to dedicate and fully improve a 15-acre public community park as described in Section II(a)(3) of the Mountain Park Specific Plan and which was included in the park master plan of development as reviewed and approved by the Parks and Recreation Commission on October 25, 2006. Park details, such as the design and use of the community recreation building shall be addressed
Public Park. The 7.5 acre Phase III Public Park shall be maintained by the Developer throughout the duration of construction and installation of all improvements and two years after acceptance of all improvements within the park, using landscaping as per the approved Park Improvement Plans.
Public Park. In the event that the City utilizes the Parcel as a public park, the City shall take reasonable steps to name said park: “Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Park.”
Public Park. Exhibit B to this Agreement reflects a public park (Public Park) to be purchased by either County or the Beaufort County Open Land Trust (“Land Trust”) consisting of approximately 17.91 acres. The purchase price for such public park shall be established by a current appraisal of such site with the purchase subject to approval by Owner/Developer, County, or Land Trust should Land Trust be the actual purchaser. Such public open space shall contribute toward required open spaces as part of a unified development plan. County and Owner/Developer herewith acknowledge and reaffirm that all negotiations, valuations discussions or any other matters related to the purchase of such 17.91 acre Regional Park by either the County or the Beaufort Open Land Trust are separate and distinct from the negotiations incident to the negotiation and adoption of this Development Agreement. County and Owner/Developer herewith acknowledge and agree that portions of such Regional Park may be used and incorporated in the “storm water containment system” cooperatively designed and constructed by County and Owner/Developer which may include ponds, lagoons, berms, underground dispersal systems and such other elements as may be required to effectuate such “storm water containment system”.