Masterplan Sample Clauses

Masterplan. 9.1.1 The public partner’s vision for development at St George’s will be delivered though a jointly prepared masterplan. The process to draft the initial high level plan will be led by RCC. The development of the plan will be supported by full stakeholder and public engagement and consultation. The LSDP will lead the production of the detailed plan.
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Masterplan. The parties will use their best endeavours to work towards the vision by working collaboratively on the following eight goals determined by the Mirarr Traditional Owners as the essential features of the town. • Mirarr ownership • National Park town • Tourism town • Sustainable and resource efficient town • Iconic cultural heritage destination • Indigenous employment and enterprise centre • Sustainable resident population • Education and research hub. GAC will develop with the other parties, a Jabiru Masterplan as the framework for the work of all parties to work towards in relation to these goals. The Northern Territory will develop a new Jabiru Town Plan1 in consultation with the Commonwealth and the Traditional Owners.
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Masterplan. Owner shall provide neighborhood and staff committees to assist Design-Builder with Masterplan Document describing Owner's general Program of Facility Requirements and objectives for the Project. The Masterplan will include a general description of the use, space, price, time, site, performance, and expandability requirements. The Masterplan may include master planning and conceptual documents, criteria, performance requirements and other technical materials and requirements. The parties will meet periodically to discuss the Masterplan and agree upon what amendments and revisions, if any, should be made to such criteria in the Design-Builder’s development of a Program of Facility Requirements as a part of these Preliminary Services.
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Masterplan. (insert dates / milestones) The above timescales are dependent on the appropriate information being received by the Council’s officers in a timely manner prior to any pre-agreed meetings. These timescales will also be dependent on the content of any technical reports being received which may require specialist input from consultants (particularly with regard to highways and transport reports). Any consultants appointed by the Council to undertake such work will be at a cost to the Developer. Pre-Application (insert dates / milestones) Planning Application (insert dates / milestones) Reserved Matters (insert dates / milestones) Material Amendment Application (insert dates / milestones) Agreements and Orders (insert dates / milestones) Appendix 3 – Hourly Rates On the anniversary of the Commencement Date the hourly rates shall be reviewed in line with the annual salary increase. Charge out rate to be calculated as: Level Hourly Rate (excluding VAT) Head of Service (Band C) £100.00 Manager (Band D or 7) £85.00 Principal Professional (Band E or 6) £70.00 Senior Professional (High band F or 5) £60.00 Professional Officer (low band F or 4) £55.00 Graduate Officer (High band G or 3) £40.00 Technical (Low band G or 3) £35.00 Appendix 4 – Signatures Signed and duly authorised for and on behalf of Essex County Council by: (Insert name of employee and position) Signed ………………………………………………… Dated …………………………………………………. Signed and duly authorised for an on behalf of the Developer by (Insert officer name and position) Signed ………………………………………………… Dated ………………………………………………….
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