Costs of Open Space Management Plans Sample Clauses

Costs of Open Space Management Plans. Developer shall be responsible for the cost of preparation of the required Open Space Management Plan required for the Fill Permit and to reimburse the Park Agency for any costs incurred by its review thereof. Prior to submission of the Open Space Management Plan to the Permitting Agency, or any amendments thereto affecting the obligations and requirements proposed to be allocated to the eventual owner of the open space areas, the Developer shall provide a copy of the Open Space Management Plan to the Park Agency for review, comment and ongoing cost estimation on the obligations and requirements proposed to be allocated to the eventual owner of the open space. Developer acknowledges that the County may elect to delay any formation of the Park Services CFD until after approval by the Permitting Agency of the Open Space Management Plan and establishment of the obligations and requirements allocated to the owner of the open space for purposes of establishing the necessary funding therefor.
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