CEQA and Fiscal Impacts Review Sample Clauses

CEQA and Fiscal Impacts Review. Upon Submittal of all required information and applications, County agrees to promptly commence its project level environmental review under CEQA after the application is deemed complete and to undertake to complete such review, to the extent practicable, in accordance with the Project Timeline, as defined in Section 5, below. The County and Developer agree to use good faith efforts to process all matters and to otherwise perform their respective obligations and commitments hereunder in an expeditious manner. To expedite the completion of this process, the County will prepare, have Developer prepared studies peer reviewed (costs to be solely reimbursed by the Developer), or have prepared (costs to be solely reimbursed by the Developer) all studies and evaluations that may be required under CEQA and other applicable laws as a part of the County’s review, including, without limitation, the following: (1) concept grading plans and studies, (2) Biological and Botanical Studies (inclusive of biological conditions surveys), (3) Archeological and Cultural Resources Studies, (4) Traffic Studies, (5) Geotechnical Studies, (6) Hydrological Studies (7) an Infrastructure Financing Plan, (8) Fiscal Impact Analysis and
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