Land Value Component Sample Clauses

Land Value Component. The Annual Adjustment Analysis established a Land Value Component assuming a construction-ready condition, with dedicated and improved public roads and utilities, including storm drainage facilities. This Land Value Component has been used in calculating the initial Fair Share School Impact Mitigation Payments that are effective during calendar year 2006. The Parties acknowledge this value per acre may vary as the Property is developed. Consequently, effective each January 1st, commencing January 1, 2007, or as soon thereafter as practicable, the Fair Share School Impact Mitigation Payment amounts shall be increased or decreased based upon the Land Value Component determined as of a valuation date of the preceding October 15th. This adjustment shall be determined by the appraised value per-net-acre of the sites then under consideration by Xxxx for the next JHS site and the next SHS site (“Proposed Sites”). If Xxxx identifies more than one (1) JHS Proposed Site or more than one (1) SHS Proposed Site, the Land Value Components for the JHS and for the SHS shall be based on the average of the appraised per acre values of all JHS Proposed Sites and the average of the appraised per acre values of all SHS Proposed Sites. Xxxx shall select an appraiser (“Xxxx Appraiser”), who shall be a member of the Appraisal Institute (“AI”), to conduct the appraisals of the Proposed Sites. Xxxx shall pay the cost of the appraisals with Fair Share School Impact Mitigation Payments received by Xxxx from Developer or others, or interest earned thereon. The Proposed Sites shall be appraised on the basis of the highest and best use of the Proposed Sites as determined by the Xxxx Appraiser. If Developer does not concur with Xxxx’x choice of the Xxxx Appraiser, or with the Xxxx Appraiser’s opinion of value, Developer may, at its own expense, designate an AI appraiser (“Developer Appraiser”) to independently appraise the Proposed Sites and prepare a report establishing and supporting the Developer Appraiser’s opinion of the fair market value (“FMV”) of each of the Proposed Sites. If the opinions of value of the Xxxx Appraiser and the Developer Appraiser differ by ten percent (10%) or less from each other, the appraised FMV of the Proposed Sites shall be deemed to be the average FMV of the two (2) appraisals of the Proposed Sites. If the opinions of value of the Xxxx Appraiser and the Developer Appraiser differ by more than ten percent (10%), the Xxxx Appraiser and the Developer Apprais...
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