Common use of Dedication to City Clause in Contracts

Dedication to City. With the exception of Improvements that are designated in Appendix B or in site plan approvals as private, upon completion of the Improvements in accordance with City Requirements, the Developer shall dedicate to the City, in the manner specified by the City, the Improvements located within public streets, and all outfalls, pump stations, water booster stations, and water towers. In addition, any property in which the Improvements are located shall be dedicated if it has not already been dedicated. The City shall thereafter be responsible for maintenance. The determination as to whether the Improvements comply with City Requirements shall be made by the Director of Public Works or designee in his or her sole discretion. The City may require, among other things, certified as-built plans for the Improvements; a release of liens from contractors and subcontractors; additional plats or deeds for property containing the Improvements; releases of any mortgage or security interests in such property; and any other information the City deems to be necessary to accept the constructed Improvements.

Dedication to City. With the exception of Improvements that are designated in Appendix B or in site plan approvals as private, upon completion of the Improvements in accordance with City Requirements, the Developer shall dedicate to the City, in the manner specified by the City, the Improvements located within public streets, and all outfalls, pump stations, water booster stations, and water towers. In addition, any property in which the Improvements are located shall be dedicated if it has not already been dedicated. The City shall thereafter be responsible for maintenance. The determination as to whether the Improvements comply with City Requirements shall be made by the Director of Public Works or designee in his or her sole discretion. The City may require, among other things, certified as-built plans for the Improvements; a release of liens from contractors and subcontractors; additional plats or deeds for property containing the Improvements; releases of any mortgage mortage or security interests in such property; and any other information the City deems to be necessary to accept the constructed Improvements.

Dedication to City. With the exception of Improvements that are designated in Appendix B or in site plan approvals as private, upon completion of the Improvements in accordance with City Requirements, the Developer shall dedicate to the City, in the manner specified by the City, the Improvements located within public streets, and all outfalls, pump stations, water booster stations, and water towers. In addition, any property in which the Improvements are located shall be dedicated if it has not already been dedicated. The After acceptance by the Durham City Council, the City shall thereafter be responsible for maintenance. The determination as to whether the Improvements comply with City Requirements shall be made by the Director of Public Works or designee in his or her sole discretion. The City may require, among other things, certified as-built plans for the Improvements; a release of liens from contractors and subcontractors; additional plats or deeds for property containing the Improvements; releases of any mortgage or security interests in such property; and any other information the City deems to be necessary to accept the constructed Improvements.

Dedication to City. With the exception of Improvements that are designated in Appendix Attachment B or in site plan approvals as private, upon completion of the Improvements in accordance with City Requirements, the Developer shall dedicate to the City, in the manner specified by the City, the Improvements located within public streets, and all outfalls, pump stations, water booster stations, and water towers. In addition, any property in which the Improvements are located shall be dedicated if it has not already been dedicated. The City shall thereafter be responsible for maintenance. The determination as to whether the Improvements comply with City Requirements shall be made by the Director of Public Works or designee in his or her sole discretion. The City may require, among other things, certified as-built plans for the Improvements; a release of liens from contractors and subcontractors; additional plats or deeds for property containing the Improvements; releases of any mortgage mortage or security interests in such property; and any other information the City deems to be necessary to accept the constructed Improvements.