City Commitment. The City is under no obligation to proceed with all or any portion of the Proposed Park Projects. However, if the City decides to create a park on any of the Proposed Park Project sites using an external fill disposal fee funding model, it shall do so with ECT. This commitment shall not be construed to limit the City’s ability to proceed with site grading that would occur as part of a regular park development process, including the import, export, and rebalancing of soils.
City Commitment. The Journey Home consultation process re-affirmed that moving the needle on ending homelessness in Kelowna will require collaboration and partnership among service providers, between all levels of government, and across local municipal governments and service providers. The current coalescing of senior government commitment to address homelessness is acknowledged in the Journey Home Strategy, and the Strategy has been designed to position Kelowna to capitalize on Senior Government investment opportunities. The City is committed to working with Journey Home to be prepared to respond to such opportunities. Collaboration will be important across all orders of government. Efforts will work best if federal, provincial and local municipal initiatives are all aligned. The City of Kelowna is committed to working together with COJHS to encourage, advocate for, and work towards the alignment of Journey Home efforts with federal, provincial, and local municipal initiatives that are focused on solving homelessness. The City is committed to advocating for: • Leadership at the federal level, that recognizes the National Housing Strategy and Reaching Home funding are crucial to ensure that people experiencing homelessness in our city have access to housing that meets their needs. • Strong leadership at the provincial level to co-ordinate across ministries within government, adopting a holistic approach. This will require collaboration across ministries with responsibilities for housing, health, community and social services, justice, and children and youth in order to prevent and end homelessness. • Collaboration across municipalities and the Central Okanagan Region. The City is committed to building partnerships and working together to align approaches, collaborate and combine efforts, and promote collective action across municipalities. The City is committed to taking a leadership role in convening this discussion.
City Commitment. City will support the installation of the PV/T System by providing project analysis and inspection services. Xxxxxx will not be responsible for the costs of City permits and inspections. City will make all good faith efforts to otherwise support Icarus and enable completion and implementation of the Project. For avoidance of doubt, this section is not intended to impair any authority the City has in its governmental capacity.
City Commitment. City hereby agrees to provide Xxxxxx proof of expenditures within ten (10) days documenting the funds from Section I(B) have been spent exclusively for the identified facility. In the event that this Agreement is terminated, then any funds not expended shall be returned to Xxxxxx.
City Commitment a. The City commits to provide any monies received as a result of and from the Special Category Grant, currently estimated at Five Hundred Thousand and no/100 U.S. Dollars ($500,000.00) to the PC-CDC toward the Project (the “Funds”).
City Commitment. (i) If the Employment Level is not at least equal to seventy percent (70%) of the Initial Jobs Target by the Initial Jobs Target Date, then the total amount of the City Commitment paid to the Company shall, upon written demand by the City, be remitted to the City by the Company. In such event, the Company shall receive no further City Commitment payments.
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