Commercial Street Sample Clauses

Commercial Street. The City will design and construct, at its sole cost and expense, the portion of Commercial Street from Xxxxxxx to interim Laurel Street. Facility Trigger: Construction shall commence within twenty four (24) months of the City receiving notice from the Port that it has executed a development agreement, purchase and sale agreement or equivalent contract with a Developer(s) for the Downtown Waterfront Area parcels which are abutting Commercial Street, see Exhibit E for “Downtown Waterfront Properties Abutting Commercial Street #1.” Provided, the City may delay construction of Commercial Street until a building permit application for a building abutting Commercial Street has been submitted and the following condition is met:
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Commercial Street. The Contactor shall remove and dispose of three (3) flag poles. The Contractor shall determine if the existing footings will be appropriate for the new flag poles based on size and condition. If necessary, the existing foundations shall be removed and disposed of. New concrete foundations shall be installed, appropriate for new commercial white fiberglass flag poles of varying height with internal halyards; two (2) poles at 35-feet tall and one (1) pole 40-feet tall. The Commercial Street flag poles are located adjacent to Commercial Street. The Contractor shall determine the need for traffic control. The above work shall be paid under to Item 1001.0.
Commercial Street. The design and construction of Commercial Street from the foot of the Commercial Street Bridge will be undertaken by the Port, a developer or others. Prior to commencing design of Commercial Street and/or Commercial Street Green, City staff, in coordination with the street developer and adjacent property owners, shall re-evaluate the cross- section to determine if the transportation system could support modifications, including, but not limited to, alternatives to the one-way return drive lane.

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