Community Amenities. On-Site Recreational Amenities to be Provided by Developer. Developer acknowledges that Town requires on-site amenities for the residents of the Project for the following reasons, among others: (i) the size, scope, and location of the Project; (ii) to ensure a suitable tax base to support the increase in municipal services as a result of the Project; and (iii) to increase the desirability of the Property for residents and potential residents of Town. All onsite recreational amenities shall be provided at the expense of Developer. Developer's proposed amenities shall include at a minimum the following, which shall be deemed Private Infrastructure unless designated otherwise below:
A. Approximately 15.2 acres of active and passive open space, consisting of a pool and clubhouse, playgrounds, play fields, pocket parks, public and private greenway trails, lawn games, a dog park, and more in substantially the locations shown on the Master Subdivision Plan.
B. All Onsite Amenities will be owned and maintained by Developer or transferred to an Owners Association, who shall be responsible for its maintenance. If Developer or any successor in interest desires to materially change, substitute, and/or remove any community amenity included in an approved Master Subdivision Plan and/or Site Plan, Town first must consent in writing to such change or removal, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed.
Community Amenities. On-Site Recreational Amenities to be Provided by Developer. Developer acknowledges that Town requires on-site amenities for the residents of the Project for the following reasons, among others: (i) the size, scope, and location of the Project; (ii) to ensure a suitable tax base to support the increase in municipal services as a result of the Project; and (iii) to increase the desirability of the Property for residents and potential residents of Town. All onsite recreational amenities shall be provided at the expense of Developer. Developer's proposed amenities shall include at a minimum the following, which shall be deemed Private Infrastructure unless designated otherwise below:
A. Approximately 323,651 square feet (7.43 acres) of active and passive open space, consisting of a pool and amenity center, picnic shelters and grilling area, XXXXX certified play structures, covered seating areas and gathering spaces, and a linear park featuring a greenway path, in substantially the locations shown on the Master Subdivision Plan.
B. All Onsite Amenities will be owned and maintained by Developer or transferred to an Owners Association, who shall be responsible for its maintenance. If Developer or any successor in interest desires to materially change, substitute, and/or remove any community amenity included in an approved Master Subdivision Plan and/or Site Plan, Town first must consent in writing to such change or removal, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed.
Community Amenities. (a) The Property Owner shall provide the following amenities within the Project:
(1) A community clubhouse with a farmhouse aesthetic to fit with the equestrian theme of the Project prior to receiving the certificate of occupancy for the 200th single family residence of the Project;
(2) Eight pickle ball courts, two pocket parks, a fire pit, a pavilion, and a tot lot for use by residents of the Project and their guests prior to receiving the certificate of occupancy for the 200th single-family residence of the Project.
(3) Amenities must endeavor to be of high-quality design. Rather than resorting to uninspired designs thought should be given to the design of amenities so they are attractive for long-term use and contemporary design. Examples of designs are set forth in the design guidelines contained in the Paddocks MPD.
(b) Ownership of all internal parks, Private Trails, amenities, landscaped areas, and signage and all Project-entrance signage and monuments, landscaping, irrigation, and other decorative elements or components shall be conveyed to the POA, which shall be solely responsible for the operation and maintenance thereof. For the avoidance of doubt, the City shall accept dedication and shall operate and maintain the roadways at all Project entrances.
Community Amenities. (a) The Province will explore opportunities to Collaborate with the Municipalities, as appropriate, to support the location of community amenities along the SLS Corridor, including but not limited to childcare facilities, schools, arts and culture centres, parks and green spaces, and active transportation infrastructure.
Community Amenities. CONDOS/TOWNHOMES in the Turtle Bay & Waters Edge complexes are provided with pool keys, fobs, and/or parking passes to access community pool areas and visitor parking areas. These items will be left in a designated area of the home, in the property for guest use. These items MUST be replaced upon departure to avoid a lost key, fob, or parking pass fee of $50.00 per missing item. Guest will be charged to credit card on file for any such missing or lost items.
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Community Amenities. On-Site Recreational Amenities to be Provided by Developer. Developer acknowledges that Town requires on-site amenities for the residents of the Project for the following reasons, among others: (i) the size, scope, and location of the Project; (ii) to ensure a suitable tax base to support the increase in municipal services as a result of the Project; and
Community Amenities. On-Site Recreational Amenities to be Provided by Owners. Owners acknowledge that Town requires on-site amenities for the residents of the Project for the following reasons, among others: (i) the size, scope, and location of the Project; (ii) to ensure a suitable tax base to support the increase in municipal services as a result of the Project; and (iii) to increase the desirability of the Property for residents and potential residents of Town. All onsite recreational amenities shall be provided at the expense of Owners. Owners’ proposed amenities shall include at a minimum the following, which shall be deemed Private Infrastructure unless designated otherwise below:
A. Approximately 22.8 acres of active and passive open space, consisting of a shared pool and clubhouse, public plaza, community garden, multi-purpose field, walking trails, neighborhood parks featuring play structures, and a town gateway along Smithfield Road in substantially the locations shown on the Master Subdivision Plan, and as shown on Exhibit F attached hereto.
B. Final design of all on-site amenities shall be completed and approved by the Town prior to approval of the initial Final Plat. In accordance with UDO Section 17.4, all open space infrastructure shall be installed at time of Final Plat or a surety shall be conveyed to the Town in the amount of 125% of the cost of construction and installation.
C. All on-site amenities will be owned and maintained by Owners or, with respect to Lot 3, transferred to an Owners Association, who shall be responsible for its maintenance. If an Owner or any successor in interest desires to materially change, substitute, and/or remove any community amenity included in an approved Master Subdivision Plan and/or Site Plan, Town first must consent in writing to such change or removal, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed.
Community Amenities. The Department would like to better integrate this parking facility into the community by providing some transportation-related amenities. The Contractor is to identify a community partner to work with on the below listed items. Within one year of the start of the Contract, the Contractor shall report to the Department its progress in identifying a community partner and the steps taken the implement the below. The Contractor along with the community partner in its development of these items should mindful of parking space displacement and loss of revenue with the amenities’ implementation. Establishment of a comprehensive bicycle repair facility that provides a variety of bike repair services and other equipment that would benefit bicyclists. Creation of an indoor, secure bike storage space.
