Extension for Enforced Delay. If Developer encounters an Enforced Delay (as defined in this Section) and desires to extend the Term because of that delay, Developer shall give the County written notice of the Enforced Delay. If that written notice does not state the duration of the Enforced Delay because the delay remains ongoing, Developer shall give the County written notice of the date the Enforced Delay ends within ninety (90) days after the end of the delay. Following the end of the Enforced Delay, the County Director of Conservation and Development will provide Developer written notice of the extension of the Term, which shall be extended for as many days as the Enforced Delay occurs, as determined by the County Director of Conservation and Development in his or her sole discretion. For the purposes of this Agreement, “Enforced Delay” means a delay or default resulting arising only from one or more of the following: (A) a natural disaster or other Force Majeure, (B) an accident that requires all development activities to stop; (C) the interruption of services by suppliers for a substantial period of time when no alternative suppliers are available, (D) the unavailability of construction materials for a substantial period of time when no substitute materials are available, (E) war, civil disturbance, or riot where martial law is declared, or (F) any other severe occurrence that is beyond Developer’s reasonable control, as determined by the County Director of Conservation and Development in his or her sole discretion.
Extension for Enforced Delay. If Developer encounters an Enforced Delay (as defined in this Section 1.05(b)(i)) and desires to extend the Term because of
