Flood Map Revision Sample Clauses

Flood Map Revision. The Parties acknowledge that CSU intends to cause portions of the Project to be graded and removed from the 100-year floodplain during construction of the Project, subject to FEMA review and approval of the Flood Map Revision. The City, in its capacity as the floodplain administrator, will Cooperate with the e fort to obtain FEMA’s approval of the Flood Map Revision as may be needed to facilitate CSU’s development of the Project, provided that the City shall not be required to incur any associated out-of-pocket expenses or liability whatsoever. The City’s reasonable cooperation shall include the City’s signature of one or more “Community Acknowledgment Forms” in reliance on grading plans and related materials prepared by CSU or its consultants, in form and content reasonably acceptable to the City, and the City’s reasonable coordination with CSU to submit all applications and materials to FEMA relating to the Flood Map Revision. CSU shall prepare the proposed Community Acknowledgment Form and any other applications and materials associated with the Flood Map Revision in a manner that achieves full compliance with applicable Law, including the City’s applicable regulations and requirements pertaining to grading activities in a floodplain. CSU shall pay all fees and expenses associated with CSU’s preparation, and FEMA’s processing, of all applications and materials relating to the Flood Map Revision. The Parties shall reasonably and promptly Cooperate with each other to finalize the content of any submittals made to FEMA and any follow-up responses to FEMA as may be required.
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Flood Map Revision. One or more of a conditional letter of map revision (CLOMR), a CLOMR-F (fill), or a letter of map revision (LOMR), or any or all of them, to be prepared by CSU and submitted to FEMA for its proposed approval in connection with the Project following the City’s execution ofa “community acknowledgement form.”
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Flood Map Revision. As a result of the Buyer’s investigation of the Property as set forth in Paragraph (8) of Subdivision (B) of Section III, above, it has been determined that the Property will require a Conditional Letter of Map Revision (the “CLOMR”) with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (“FEMA”) for the Property with the intent to remove the Property from the existing FEMA floodway map. Notwithstanding the obligation of Buyer to be responsible for the costs related to any appeals of the FEMA designation, the parties hereby agree that the Seller will be responsible for procession the application for a CLOMR, and that Buyer will share in the expense incurred by Seller. The parties estimate that the total cost for Seller to process the CLOMR is $15,000.00. Buyer agrees to contribute up to 50% of the actual the cost for the CLOMR not to exceed $7,500.00.
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