Collaboration between Implementing Entity and Park District Sample Clauses

Collaboration between Implementing Entity and Park District. The Parties agree that effective collaboration between the Implementing Entity and the Park District will likely make it possible to create and manage the Preserve System in a more cost-efficient manner, allow for better integration of the Preserve System with existing Park District lands in the Plan Area, and help to coordinate implementation of the HCP/NCCP with the Park District’s current and future activities. For these purposes, the Implementing Entity and Park District shall develop a mutually agreeable programmatic strategy to collaborate on land acquisition and management in the Plan Area. The programmatic strategy may include, without limitation, standard terms and conditions for real property transactions and management plans, a joint acquisition planning process, a process for developing joint grant applications, and a strategy for coordinating the long-term management of the Preserve System with the long-term management of other Park District lands. As part of the programmatic strategy, the Permittees expect to enter into an agreement establishing the terms under which one or more Preserve Management Plans will be prepared for lands acquired by the Park District within the Plan Area since November 19, 2003 (the effective date of the Planning Agreement) and to take other steps as necessary to credit those lands toward the obligations set forth in Conservation Measure 1.1, in accordance with Section 9.4 of this Agreement. To facilitate this collaboration, the Implementing Entity and Park District shall create a liaison committee under mutually agreeable terms that will make recommendations to the Implementing Entity and the Park District regarding potential joint land acquisitions, land management and monitoring, grant applications and other actions to create or manage the Preserve System. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing in this Agreement is intended to prohibit or prevent the Implementing Entity or the Park District from collaborating with other public agencies or private entities to help to create and manage the Preserve System or for any other purpose. The Parties do not expect the programmatic land acquisition and management strategy to implement all of the HCP/NCCP and anticipate that other independent or collaborative actions by the Implementing Entity will be necessary to implement the HCP/NCCP in its entirety. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing in this Agreement is intended to prohibit or prevent the Implementing Entity from pr...
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