Landscaping and Lighting in Right-of-Way Sample Clauses

Landscaping and Lighting in Right-of-Way. The Parties acknowledge the Developer’s desire to install the landscaping as shown on plan sheet number C8.01 and C8.02 of Exhibit C in the Gateway Blvd. Right-of-Way. The type and amount of landscaping to be installed by the Developer, as shown on plan sheets C8.01 and C8.02 is in excess of the City’s landscaping code requirements for the Project. The Parties also acknowledge the Developer’s desire to install street lighting as shown on plan sheets IL00 through IL05 of Exhibit C in the Gateway Blvd. Right-of-Way. This lighting is consistent with the City’s lighting code requirements for the Project. The Developer agrees to not only install such landscaping and lighting at the Developer’s cost, but to also maintain such landscaping and lighting in perpetuity as presented in the Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions set forth in the Final Binding Site Plan. To ensure performance, the Developer agrees to provide the City with a maintenance bond for the landscaping, for three (3) years, which shall be in an amount determined by the Community and Economic Development Director and approved as to form by the City Attorney. The Parties agree that after expiration of this bond, the Developer and/or Landowners shall continue to maintain the landscaping shown on plan sheets C8.01 and C8.02 of Exhibit C, and if either or both fail to do so, the City may declare a default under Section 16 of this Agreement.
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