Community Oriented Project Features Sample Clauses

Community Oriented Project Features. Developer has listed features of the Project that Developer shall build as amenities within the Specific Plan Area (collectively, the “Community Oriented Project Features”), set forth in Exhibit D. Such features listed in Exhibit D may or may not already be requirements of Developer under existing laws or regulations (including under the MSASP). Except as otherwise expressly provided, Developer’s obligation to start or complete the Community Oriented Project Features, along with the Community Benefits listed in Exhibit C, shall survive the termination or expiration of this Agreement. The Community Benefits and the Community Oriented Project Features shall become an obligation of Developer upon the date upon which the first portion of any Project Component starts construction; accordingly, if Developer does not commence construction of any portion of any Project Component during the Term, such obligations shall not become effective.

Community Oriented Project Features. Transportation  Developer, as part of final TDM, shall provide a ride share Demand Management service, at a discount rate to guests, residents, and employees Plan (TDM) to Downtown Millbrae restaurants and shops in the Downtown area. Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities  The project is proposing to provide a Class I Bay Trail connection along Aviador Avenue that will span from the future bicycle/ pedestrian overpass over Highway 101 to the Bay Manor neighborhood on the other side of Highland Canal.  The pedestrian / bicycle circulation plan will include both a Class III and off-street bike routes from Aviador Avenue to the Station through Garden Lane.  Xxxxxxx Road and Garden Lane intersection will become a more pedestrian friendly environment by making Xxxxxxx Road narrower (4 lanes vs. 7 lanes that are there now) and installing a pedestrian activated control button.  To reduce car conflict with shuttles and pedestrians/bicyclist, Kiss’n’Ride location will be moved inside the BART parking structure. BART will dedicate 40 spaces to Kiss’n’Ride users.  The project will include shuttle/bus facilities in order to address SamTrans’ concerns about the future ridership growth (Shuttle stops will be located along Xxxxxxx Road and East Station Road).  The project will provide a strong bicycle linkage with a designated path along Garden Lane to the planned extension of Bay Trail on the easterly side of the project.  A bike share program will be developed and implemented to make bicycles available as an alternative mode of travel for employees.  Residential building will have a bicycle room available to the residents where they can borrow a bike for a few hours or for the whole day to commute to their destinations.  Shower and changing facilities will be provided in the office building and in the hotel for employees that are bicycle commuters.  Water bottle refilling station will be located throughout the project.  A new multi-use trail along the northeastern portion of Garden Lane will be constructed to provide access to the Bay Trail extension along Aviador Ave.  The Project will exceed the minimum ten-foot sidewalk widths on Xxxxxxx Road, between Millbrae Avenue and Garden Lane (contemplated at approximately between 21 and 32 feet). Such areas include a landscape buffer between the street and sidewalk and site furniture to enhance pedestrian connections.  Exceeds required long-term bike parking within the Office and Residential Buildings.  Provides an...