Master Site Plan a. When required by the cognizant Program Officer, a Master Site Plan pertaining to the facility supported under the Cooperative Agreement must be provided as specified below:
1. The Master Site Plan will be provided to the cognizant NSF Program Officer by October 1 of each year.
2. No requests for approval of rent, lease, purchase, or renovation of lands, buildings, structures or facilities will be considered by the NSF Program Officer or the NSF Grants and Agreements Officer without a current Master Site Plan submitted for that fiscal year.
3. Each Master Site Plan will include:
(a) A map that identifies:
(1) the location, boundaries, and acreage of NSF-owned and/or leased lands;
(2) the location of existing buildings, structures, and facilities; and
(3) the location of proposed buildings, structures, and facilities.
(b) A Usage Chart that sets forth in table format:
(1) the identification of land (or segments thereof), buildings, structures, or facilities use;
(2) the placement within these of equipment types; and
(3) an explanation, if any of these is not being utilized with recommendations for retention or disposal.
(c) A Statement of Need for additional lands, buildings, structures, and facilities in addition to those above must be supported by a new space needs assessment and an updated Master Site Plan that must be submitted to NSF at least two fiscal years in advance of any specific need and that includes:
(1) The statement of specific needs, including why existent space is not adequate to meet that need;
(2) Any geographic restrictions;
(3) A supported request that justifies rent, lease, acquisition, construction or renovation activities with associated cost estimates from qualified individuals; and
(4) An accompanying Temporary Science Project Relocation Plan with actual projected Time Line and Costs for any of the above requests that will affect projects underway.
Master Site Plan a. When required by the cognizant NSF Program Officer, a Master Site Plan pertaining to the facility supported under the cooperative agreement must be provided as specified below:
1. The Master Site Plan will be provided to the cognizant NSF Program Officer by October 1 of each year.
2. No requests for approval of rent, lease, purchase or renovation of lands, buildings, structures or facilities will be considered by the cognizant NSF Program Officer or the cognizant NSF Grants and Agreements Officer without a current Master Site Plan submitted for that fiscal year.
3. Each Master Site Plan will include:
(a) A map that identifies:
(i) The location, boundaries and acreage of Federally-owned and/or leased lands;
(ii) The location of existing buildings, structures and facilities; and
(iii) Location of proposed buildings, structures and facilities.
(b) Usage Chart that sets forth in table format:
(i) The identification of land (or segments thereof), buildings, structures or facilities use;
Master Site Plan. As a condition precedent to Seller's obligation to sell, and Buyer's obligation to buy, the Property, Seller shall have satisfied all applicable requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA"), Public Resource Code §21000 et seq. with respect to Buyer's preparation and submittal of (a) a Master Site Plan and (b) a Development Agreement in accordance with the requirements of AMC Chapter 18.20, Platinum Triangle Mixed Use Overlay Zone (collectively, the "Master Site Plan"), consistent with (i) the Platinum Triangle Master Land Use Plan (the "Platinum Triangle Plan") and the City's General Plan, as set forth in Section 4.6.1 below, and (ii) the DDA
Master Site Plan. A. The Awardee shall develop and furnish the NSF Program Officer with a Master Site Plan pertaining to each geographic location of NOAO facilities. The Plan should include the information listed under the Article entitled, “Master Site Plan” of the CA-SFATC- FFRDC. This Plan shall be updated on an annual basis and revised copies forwarded to the NSF Program Officer on October 1 of each year as an Interim Report in Xxxxxxxx.xxx. If there are no changes, the Awardee shall provide the NSF with a statement that no Master Site Plan changes have occurred during the past year.
B. Proposed construction of buildings and facilities or major modifications thereto and plans for acquisition of additional lands must be referenced in the Master Site Plan prior to the Awardee's submission of a request for funding such actions.
Master Site Plan. At such time as the Developer or the LLC has completed a site plan for the development and construction of the improvements necessary to operate gaming operations at a permanent harbor to be located on the Property (the “Master Site Plan”), the Developer shall submit such Master Site Plan to the City. The City shall have thirty (30) days from the receipt of the Master Site Plan to present to the Developer any comments in writing to the Master Site Plan.
Master Site Plan. The details respecting each of the Components, as contained in this Article II and in Article V, Article VI, Article VII, Article VIII and Article IX respecting the Components, shall be subject to such additions and amendments respecting the details thereof as shall be finally determined in the Master Site Plan.
Master Site Plan. Added additional visual crosswalks at all sidewalk locations. Depicted paved Expo Parkway extension. Depicted pedestrian connections to upper road and trail along eastern boundary. Depicted No Build Zone above irrigation ditch on hillside. Depicted proposed parking spaces for rideshare vans.
Master Site Plan. (a) A master site plan integrating the Site with the Urban Park (collectively constituting the Project Lands) was implemented by virtue of a two-stage site plan approval process as contemplated in the LPP Implementation Report. The stage-one approval, which considered the overall site plan (the “Site Plan”), was approved by Council on November 22, 2010. The stage-two approval, being the final Site Plan approval, was delegated to the City’s General Manager, Planning and Growth Management, and was approved by the Lansdowne Design Review Panel.
(b) The Site Plan reflects key plan refinements to achieve integration of the Site with the Urban Park, contemplates phasing of the various elements of the Project Lands, and includes design details related to landscaping elements and architecture and engineering details required to be satisfied and is subject to conditions imposed pursuant to section 41 of the Planning Act (Ontario) (the “Site Plan Conditions”). OSEG acknowledges and agrees that while some Site Plan Conditions were satisfied prior to the stage-two approval being obtained, other Site Plan Conditions are part of the stage-two approval and remain ongoing obligations of the Retail Partnership, the Stadium Partnership and OSEG, as guarantor, as set out in the stage-two approval and the Site Plan Agreement as provided for subparagraph (e) below.
(c) Following the stage-one approval, separate subsequent plans and other matters were prepared and approved by the City with respect to the various Components and the Urban Park in order to satisfy the Site Plan Conditions established by the stage-one approval relating to such Component and the Urban Park, as well as other usual technical and other requirements respecting site plan approval (for each Component and the Urban Park, its “Component Site Plan Conditions”). OSEG acknowledges and agrees that the approval of any Component Site Plan Conditions relating to a Component may contain supplementary conditions requiring subsequent satisfaction.
(d) For the purposes of this Agreement, the expression “Master Site Plan” means the Site Plan, together with the Site Plan Conditions, as shall have received approval of the City from time to time.
Master Site Plan. Complete a master site plan to include, at a minimum, the following:
a. Site survey; and
b. Site plan with Police and Fire Department facility location, public improvements, utility layouts, and landscaping; and
c. Site plan with programming options for remaining portions of the property; and
