Improvement Requirements. Permittee agrees that it will construct said improvements in accordance with the requirements set forth in this agreement and in accordance with all applicable ordinances, resolutions and orders of City, as amended or revised as of the date of said construction, and governing statutes of the State of California or the United States of America; and in accordance with all plans and specifications, profiles, sizes, lines and grades approved or promulgated by the Engineer for City, as of the date of said construction.
Improvement Requirements. The requirements below shall be followed for any Improvements under the Agreement; provided, however, that Orange County may approve deviations from the requirements below, in its sole discretion, on a case-by-case basis as part of the Permit review process. - Decoy cameras shall not be permitted - Cameras shall only be located at ingress and/or egress points to and from the Property - Camera angle shall be fixed (no pan, tilt, or zoom feature) and directed at public right-of- way entry/exit to and from Property so that no recording is performed except of events and persons in the public view; cameras shall not provide visual access to any area not visible to the general public - Monitoring and recording of image(s) shall be done in a responsible, lawful, and ethical manner. Any illegal use of monitoring equipment may be subject to prosecution and may result in the revocation of the Permits and termination of the Agreement - Audio recording shall be prohibited - Each camera pole shall have an informational logo or decal attached to it in plain sight. The logo or decal shall be not more than four inches by four inches (4” x 4”) in size and shall include the name of the Association, the Association’s contact telephone number, County permit numbers, and the recording information (OR Book and Page) of the Use Agreement approving the Improvement - A sign measuring not more than twelve inches by eighteen inches (12” x 18”) in size shall be placed in plain sight so as to be clearly visible to motorists or pedestrians entering the Property at the entrance(s) to the Property where camera(s) are in use, and shall read as follows:
Improvement Requirements. Any and all improvements to be constructed by Insight in conjunction with an Applicable Drainage Study and any revisions thereto must be approved through the proper submittal and approval process by the appropriate Person at the City. All plans for drainage system facilities shall bear certification by the Professional Engineer responsible for the design that the facilities comply with all applicable Insight Technical Studies.
Improvement Requirements. Any and all improvements to be constructed by Insight as set forth in an Applicable Transportation Study and any approved alterations thereto must be approved as to design by the appropriate Person at the City.
Improvement Requirements. All improvements to be constructed by Insight in conjunction with facilities set forth in the Applicable Water Study and any revisions thereto must be approved through the proper submittal and approval process by the appropriate City Department(s). All plans for water system facilities shall bear certification by the Professional Engineer responsible for the design that the facilities comply with all applicable Insight Technical Studies.
Improvement Requirements. For purposes of this Agreement, expenditures reasonably incurred by the Grantee in completing the Grant Activities on the Property for the Improvements, shall be “Qualifying Costs.” All Improvements must comply with the applicable requirements as set forth below to be included within the Qualifying Costs, as reasonable determined by the Village:
1. Any and all qualifying external appearance Improvements (“Façade Improvements”) to the Property must comply with or be undertaken in furtherance of the Village’s Building Façade Architectural Design Standards, as defined in Chapter 15.48 of the Village Code, in a manner that is acceptable to the Village.
2. Any and all qualifying Improvements undertaken to enhance access to the Property (“Accessibility Improvements”) must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, codified at 42 U.S.C. § 12101 et seq., and the Illinois Environmental Barriers Act, 410 ILCS 25/1 et seq., as well as any applicable state or local accessibility laws or regulations.
3. (“Sustainability Improvements”) that are approved in advance by the Village. Any and all qualifying Improvements undertaken to achieve either:
a. Reduction of energy usage at the Property;
b. The utilizations of alternative or sustainable energy sources at the Property;
c. The reduction of emissions at the Property; or
d. Any similar sustainable energy enhancements to the Property
Improvement Requirements. The Improvements required by the Town to be installed by the Developer within the Development shall be constructed in a good and workmanlike manner and in strict accordance with the applicable Codes and Rules of the State of Wisconsin, and the plans and specifications for such Improvements prepared by a licensed professional engineer (the “Plans”), all provisions of this Agreement, other specifications and requirements of the Town and County as appropriate, and any Plan approval by the Town or other agency with jurisdiction. The Plans shall have been approved by the Town Board following recommendation of the Town Engineer, prior to the commencement of any construction hereunder. No change shall be made in the Plans without the written approval of the Town Engineer. The approved Plans, including any approved amendments thereto, are incorporated by reference in this Agreement. Required Improvements include services for electric power, telecommunications, and natural gas if determined available by the Town Engineer, in such a manner as to make adequate service available to each lot within the Development. The Developer shall be responsible for making all arrangements for such service with the utility companies. All utility services shall be installed underground except where approved by the Town Board. All public utility services shall be located within public utility easements or in public rights-of-way, established by plat and/or separate recorded document. Improvements shall also include storm water management and erosion control improvements in accordance with the Plans and consistent with the requirements of Dane County’s stormwater management and erosion control permit and any additional Town requirements. All erosion control measures shall be installed in conjunction with initial site grading and installation of improvements. All Improvements shall be completed by the Developer within 18 months from the start of their construction, unless such timeframe is extended in writing by the Town Engineer following approval of the Town Board. The surface course of asphalt shall be placed on all public streets after at least one winter season, but not later than 12 months after completion of the binder course of asphalt, unless extended by the Town Board and the Developer and with security extension as determined necessary by the Town Board. The Developer shall be responsible for all costs or charges related to the installation of the Improvements in the Plans, ...
Improvement Requirements. All construction on the Designated Facilities shall be performed by licensed, bonded contractors, and User shall obtain proof from any contractor working on the Designated Facilities of such contractor’s workers’ compensation insurance coverage. The District may require that User or any contractor performing work on the designated Facilities provide evidence of insurance coverage comparable to the coverage which would be required by the District if the District were contracting party.
Improvement Requirements. Improvement requirements for a Designated Project shall be applied on a non- discriminatory basis, shall not unreasonably interfere with or burden development on the Designated Site, and shall be related to the context of development of the Designated Site. The context shall include for the Designated Site the onsite implementation of Policy L-43 and Program L-44 of the Comprehensive Plan. The City shall not impose any additional measures to mitigate the traffic impacts of the Designated Projects except as provided in this Agreement and the environmental impact report prepared on this Agreement.
Improvement Requirements. Improvement requirements for a Housing project shall be applied on a non- discriminatory basis, shall not unreasonably interfere with or burden development of the Housing, and shall be related to the context of development of the Housing on a Housing Site. The context shall include for the Housing Site the onsite implementation of Policy L-43 and Program L-44 of the Comprehensive Plan. The City shall not impose any additional measures to mitigate the traffic impacts of the Housing, except that the City (a) shall be entitled to impose generally applicable, lawful Development Impact Fees, including those relating to traffic impacts, under Sections 8.5 and 8.6 below, (b) may impose additional mitigation for the traffic or circulation impacts of any Housing project on a substitute Site under the terms of Section 6.4.3 above, and (c) may impose any other mitigation related to traffic otherwise provided in this Agreement and the environmental impact report prepared on this agreement.
