Municipal Campus Sample Clauses

Municipal Campus. The Town is currently exploring the feasibility, including funding possibilities, of a municipal campus plan for the general area that includes the New Library Site and also includes the current Town Hall, the Depot site, the RTD parking lot, skate park, and RV dump station (“Municipal Campus”). The Town acknowledges the District’s intention to proceed without delay with designing and constructing the Library Building, and the Town remains committed to act in good faith to assist the District in such efforts, where appropriate. Both the District and the Town, however, acknowledge the possible benefits of coordinating efforts to use most efficiently tax revenue, grants, donations and other funding sources to provide enhanced civic and cultural opportunities for citizens. The District and Town agree to cooperate in good faith in such planning efforts with the mutual goal of enhancing the desirability of any such Municipal Campus for their mutual benefit and the benefit of Lyons-area citizens. In any event, the District’s opportunity to construct the Library Building on the New Library Site shall not be affected by any decision regarding the planning or construction of the Municipal Campus. The Town shall be authorized to initiate a replat of Town-owned property in the vicinity of the New Library Site, and including the New Library Site, if deemed necessary by the Town during the term of the Site Lease.
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Municipal Campus. The Town is currently exploring the feasibility, including funding possibilities, of a "Municipal Campus" plan for the general area including the current Town Hall, the Depot site, the "RTD" parking lot, skate park, and RV dump station. The District and Town agree to cooperate in such planning efforts in order to enhance the desirability of any such "Municipal Campus" for their mutual benefit and the benefit of Lyons-area citizens. The Town is fully aware of the District's desire to proceed in a reasonably expeditious manner with designing and constructing a new library and remains committedto assisting the District in such efforts. Both the District and Town, however, recognize the possible benefits of coordinating efforts to most efficiently use tax funds, grants, donations and other revenue sources to provide enhanced civic and cultural opportunities for citizens. To that end, the Town and District agree to cooperate in good faith if the Town decides to proceed with a "Municipal Campus" project. Failure to create a Municipal Campus does not preclude the District from building a library in the desired location.
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Municipal Campus. The Town is currently exploring the feasibility, including funding possibilities, of a "Municipal Campus" plan for the general area that includes the proposed library site and also includes the current Town Hall, the Depot site, the "RTD" parking lot, skate park, and RV dump station. The Town acknowledges the District's intention to proceed without delay with designing and constructing a new library, and the Town remains committed to act in good faith to assist the District in such efforts, where appropriate. Both the District and the Town, however, acknowledge the possible benefits of coordinating efforts to most efficiently use tax revenue, grants, donations and other funding sources to provide enhanced civic and cultural opportunities for citizens. The District and Town agree to cooperate in good faith in such planning efforts with the mutual goal of enhancing the desirability of any such "Municipal Campus" for their mutual benefit and the benefit of Lyons-area citizens. In any event, the District’s opportunity to construct a new library on the New Library Site shall not be affected by any decision regarding the building of a municipal campus.
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Municipal Campus. The Premises are part of a municipal campus of buildings owned by the Town of Springdale, Utah, which is depicted substantially in accordance with a site plan (“Site Plan”) as outlined in the attached Exhibit A-1 and legally described on Exhibit A-2. The purpose of the Site Plan attached is to show the general configuration of the Municipal Campus and the approximate location of the Premises. Landlord reserves the right to change the size, layout and location of any buildings or common area, parking and other facilities shown on Exhibit A-1 as well as reduce or expand the size of the Municipal Campus. The term “Municipal Campus” herein shall be deemed to mean the entire development owned by Landlord from time to time, including any and all existing and proposed structures (whether reflected in Exhibit A-1 or hereafter incorporated in the Municipal Campus during the term or any extension thereof), parking facilities, common facilities, and the like to be built on the property shown on said Exhibit A-1 as the same may from time to time be increased by the addition of other land, together with structures and the like thereon, which may from time to time be included by Landlord in the development.
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