Developer Right of Entry to Identified School Sites Sample Clauses

Developer Right of Entry to Identified School Sites. The District shall allow the Developer to enter the Identified School Sites located within the Projects after Closing for the limited purposes of completing the Approval Work or for Development Use purposes; provided that the Developer shall provide annual written notice to the District and such written notice shall describe the nature of the Approval Work to be undertaken for the notice year and the estimated duration of Developer's entry on the Identified School Site; provided further that, if the District has commenced a contract with a third-party for pre-construction or construction activities on an Identified School Site or has commenced school operations on any such Identified School Site, any Developer entry shall be subject to a use license which shall include limitations on the Developer’s entry, including but not limited to restrictions on time of entry, area of entry, and any other such provisions necessary to avoid interference with the District’s construction work or school operations; provided further that, in the event the Developer wishes to undertake Other Work on any such Identified School Site, the Developer shall request in writing the District's approval of such Other Work and within seven (7) days of the District's receipt of such written request, the District shall, in its reasonable discretion, consider whether to allow the Other Work and may require the Developer to enter into a use license that includes requirements in addition to those contained in this Agreement to govern the Developer's use of the Identified School Site for the Other Work. The District shall have the right to monitor the activities related to the Approval Work, Development Use, and Other Work.
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