Common use of Artist Relocation Plan Clause in Contracts

Artist Relocation Plan. The construction of the Project must be phased to ensure that the existing artists lawfully occupying the Shipyard Site (the “Existing Artists”) who are required to move in connection with any rehabilitation, renovation or new development on the Project Site, including artists who lawfully occupied Building 103 after July 1, 2008 but were required to move before the Reference Date, have the right (but not the obligation) to move to the New Shipyard Artist Studios without being displaced from the Project Site. An artist relocation plan will be developed in consultation with the artists affected as well as applicable City departments, the PAC and the CAC, and must be completed by Developer and Approved by the Agency Commission (the “Artist Relocation Plan”) before the relocation of any of the Existing Artists. The Artist Relocation Plan shall provide that (1) Developer and the Agency will reasonably endeavor to ensure that all Relocating Artists are provided the opportunity to move directly into the New Shipyard Artist Studios, (2) Relocating Artists in Buildings 104, 115, 116 and 117 may remain in their existing studios until the New Shipyard Artist Studios are available for occupancy, (3) if safe for occupancy, Building 103 will be made available for use by Relocating Artists from Buildings 110 and 125 until the New Shipyard Artists Studios are available for occupancy and (4) if studio space in Building 103 is insufficient to accommodate all Relocating Artists, then additional temporary studio space required to accommodate such remaining Relocating Artists shall be made available, including in other existing buildings on Parcels A and B that are not scheduled to be demolished in the Initial Sub-Phases and are safe for occupancy.