Community Benefit District Sample Clauses

Community Benefit District. The Project shall be subject to the provisions of the proposed Greater Xxxxxx Xxxx Community Benefit District (“CBD”), once established, in order to help finance community services and the maintenance of public improvements in the Project Area. While the rates for the CBD have not yet been determined, they are anticipated to be the amounts set forth in the RFP. The Developer shall support a CBD that requires the Developer to pay its Fair Share of Costs as defined below. If no such CBD is applicable to the Project on or before the date the City issues the Final Certificate of Occupancy (“Final C of O”) for the Project, then the Developer shall pay the Developer's Fair Share of Costs to help finance community services and the maintenance of public improvements in the Project Area for the period from the issuance of a Final C of O for the Improvements until a CBD is imposed for
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Community Benefit District. (i) The Site and the Improvements are subject to the Greater Xxxxxx Xxxx Community Benefit District (“CBD”), which was authorized by the Board of Supervisors on July 31, 2015 by Resolution No. 299-15. The CBD will help fund activities and improvements such as community services and maintenance of public improvements in the Transbay Center District to benefit the properties in the CBD, including maintenance of the rooftop park on the Transit Center, for a period of fifteen (15) years.
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Community Benefit District. The Project shall be subject to the provisions of the proposed Greater Xxxxxx Xxxx Community Benefit District (“CBD”), once established, in order to help finance community services and the maintenance of public improvements in the Project Area. While the rates for the CBD have not yet been determined, they are anticipated to be $0.09 per lot square foot and per building square foot per year for market-rate residential and retail uses and $0.06 per lot square foot and per building square foot per year for affordable units. The Market-Rate Project and the Affordable Projects will be required to pay into the CBD. The Developer shall support a CBD that requires the Developer to pay its Fair Share of Costs as defined below. If no such CBD is applicable to the Project on or before the date the City issues the Final Certificate of Occupancy (“Final C of O”) for the Project, then the Developer shall pay the Developer's Fair Share of Costs to help finance community services and the maintenance of public improvements in the Project Area for the period from the issuance of a Final C of O for the
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Community Benefit District. The Market-Rate Project and the Affordable Project shall be subject to the provisions of the proposed Xxxxxx Xxxx Community Benefit District, once established, in order to help finance community services and the maintenance of public improvements in the Project Area. While the rates for the CBD have not yet been determined, they are anticipated to be within the ranges set forth in the RFP.
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