Library Site Sample Clauses

Library Site. Developer shall make reasonable efforts to work with the County in designing the Town Center so as to accommodate a County public library to be located in the area of the Town Center. The final location may be wholly or partially on the Subject Properties. Based on the final location and design of the public library, Developer shall cooperate with the County to provide parking (or shared parking as part of a shared parking arrangement) to facilitate locating the public library in or near the Town Center and reducing the need for both the Town Center Commercial and the public library from having to separately meet applicable County Code requirements governing parking. Any actual public library building square footage located on the Subject Properties would not count toward the allocated commercial square footage or residential dwelling units equivalent otherwise provided for in this DRRA. If the County desires to locate a library site in the Town Center, Developer agrees to identify a site acceptable to the County within the Town Center of approximately 1.5 to 2.5 acres in size, to be dedicated to the County. The determination of whether a library site will be situated in the Town Center shall be made at the time of the Preliminary Plan or Site Plan approval for the Town Center, and if it is so determined, the location of that site shall be identified on the Preliminary Plan or Site Plan for the Town Center, as applicable.
Sample 1
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Library Site. Developer shall make reasonable efforts to work with the County in designing the Town Center so as to accommodate a County public library to be located in the area of the Town Center. The final location may be wholly or partially on the Subject Properties. Based on the final location and design of the public library, Developer shall cooperate with the County to provide parking (or shared parking as part of a shared parking arrangement) to facilitate locating the public library near the Town Center and reducing the need for both the Town Center Commercial and the public library from having to separately meet applicable County Code requirements governing parking. Any actual building square footage located on the Subject Properties would not count toward the allocated commercial square footage or residential dwelling units equivalent otherwise provided for in this DRRA. If the County desires to locate a library site in the Town Center, Developer agrees to identify a site acceptable to the County within the Town Center of approximately 1.5 to 2.5 acres in size, to be dedicated to the County. The determination of whether a library site will be situated in the Town Center shall be made at the time of the Phase III Plan approval for the Town Center. If it is determined that a library site will be situated in the Town Center, the location of that site shall be identified at the time of the Phase III Plan for the Town Center, and the site will be dedicated to the County prior to approval of the final site plan for the Town Center.
Sample 1

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  • Project Location [Insert the location of the Project, if applicable]

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