Common use of Office Land Use Clause in Contracts

Office Land Use. By Motion No. 18332, the Planning Commission adopted findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 321(b)(1) that office development promotes the public welfare, convenience and necessity, and in so doing considered the criteria of Planning Code Section 321(b)(3)(A)-(G). The findings contained in Motion No. 18332 are incorporated herein by reference and attached as Exhibit E to this Agreement. Because the office development contemplated by the SUD and Design for Development, subject to the limitations on square footage set forth in the DDA has been found to promote the public welfare, convenience and necessity, the determination required under Section 321(b), where applicable, shall be deemed to have been made for all specific office development projects undertaken pursuant to the SUD and Design for Development. No office development project contemplated by the SUD and Design for Development, subject to the limitations on square footage set forth in the DDA, may be disapproved either (i) for inconsistency with Planning Code Sections 320-325, or (ii) in favor of another office development project that is located outside the Project Site and subject to Planning Code Sections 320-325; provided, however, that for any office development within the Project Site subject to Planning Code Section 321, (x) no office development project shall be approved that would cause the then applicable annual limitation contained in Planning Code Section 321 to be exceeded, taking into account priority commitments for available annual office space previously granted by the Planning Commission to the development projects at Mission Bay (Planning Commission Resolution No. 14702) and Candlestick/Hunters Point (Planning Commission Resolution No. 18102); and (y) the Planning Commission shall consider the design of the particular office development project to confirm that it is consistent with the Planning Commission’s findings contained in Motion No. 18332 (the “Office Allocation Resolution”). Upon such determination, the Planning Commission shall issue a project authorization for such project. The requirements for Planning Commission approval described above shall be applicable unless application would be prohibited by California or local law. Before the Authority approves any application pursuant to Planning Code Section 249.52(g)(5)(a) that includes an office development that would require an allocation under Sections 101.1 and 320-325 of the Planning Code (Office Allocation), the Authority shall submit each such application to the Planning Commission prior to consideration by the Authority. The Authority, and the Planning Department (“Planning”), shall cooperate to act expeditiously and in conformance with the Office Allocation Resolution and the related provisions of the Treasure Island / Yerba Buena Island SUD and Design for Development regarding approval of office development.

Office Land Use. By Motion Resolution No. 18332, the Planning Commission adopted findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 321(b)(1) that office development promotes the public welfare, convenience and necessity, and in so doing considered the criteria of Planning Code Section 321(b)(3)(A)-(G). The findings contained in Motion Resolution No. 18332 are incorporated herein by reference and attached as Exhibit E Attachment to this Agreement. Because the office development contemplated by the SUD and Design for Development, subject to the limitations on square footage set forth in the DDA Redevelopment Plan has been found to promote the public welfare, convenience and necessity, the determination required under Section 321(b), where applicable, shall be deemed to have been made for all specific office development projects undertaken pursuant to the SUD and Design for DevelopmentRedevelopment Plan. No office development project contemplated by the SUD and Design for Development, subject to the limitations on square footage set forth in the DDA, Redevelopment Plan may be disapproved either (i) for inconsistency with Planning Code Sections 320-325, or (ii) in favor of another office development project that is located outside the Project Site and subject to Planning Code Sections 320-325; provided, however, that for any office development within the Project Site subject to Planning Code Section 321, (x) no office development project shall be approved that would cause the then applicable annual limitation contained in Planning Code Section 321 to be exceeded, taking into account priority commitments for available annual office space previously granted by the Planning Commission to the development projects at Mission Bay (Planning Commission Resolution No. 14702) and Candlestick/Hunters Point (Planning Commission Resolution No. 18102); and (y) the Planning Commission shall consider the design of the particular office development project to confirm that it is consistent with the Planning Commission’s 's findings contained in Motion Resolution No. 18332 (the “Office Allocation Resolution”). Upon such determination, the Planning Commission shall issue a project authorization for such project. The requirements for Planning Commission approval described above shall be applicable unless application would be prohibited by California or local law. Before the Authority approves any application pursuant to Planning Code Section 249.52(g)(5)(a) that includes an office development that would require an allocation under Sections 101.1 and 320-325 of the Planning Code (Office Allocation), the Authority shall submit each such application to the Planning Commission prior to consideration by the Authority. The Authority, and the Planning Department (“Planning”), shall cooperate to act expeditiously and in conformance with the Office Allocation Resolution and the related provisions of the Treasure Island / Yerba Buena Island SUD and Design for Development regarding approval of office development.

Office Land Use. By Motion Resolution No. 18332, the Planning Commission adopted findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 321(b)(1) that office development promotes the public welfare, convenience and necessity, and in so doing considered the criteria of Planning Code Section 321(b)(3)(A)-(G). The findings contained in Motion Resolution No. 18332 are incorporated herein by reference and attached as Exhibit E to this Agreement. Because the office development contemplated by the Treasure Island / Yerba Buena Island SUD and Design for Development, subject to the limitations on square footage set forth in the DDA has been found to promote the public welfare, convenience and necessity, the determination required under Section 321(b), where applicable, shall be deemed to have been made for all specific office development projects undertaken pursuant to the Treasure Island / Yerba Buena Island SUD and Design for Development. No office development project contemplated by the Treasure Island / Yerba Buena Island SUD and Design for Development, subject to the limitations on square footage set forth in the DDA, may be disapproved either (i) for inconsistency with Planning Code Sections 320-325, or (ii) in favor of another office development project that is located outside the Project Site and subject to Planning Code Sections 320-325; provided, however, that for any office development within the Project Site subject to Planning Code Section 321, (x) no office development project shall be approved that would cause the then applicable annual limitation contained in Planning Code Section 321 to be exceeded, taking into account priority commitments for available annual office space previously granted by the Planning Commission to the development projects at Mission Bay (Planning Commission Resolution No. 14702) and Candlestick/Hunters Point (Planning Commission Resolution No. 18102); and (y) the Planning Commission shall consider the design of the particular office development project to confirm that it is consistent with the Planning Commission’s findings contained in Motion Resolution No. 18332 (the “Office Allocation Resolution”). Upon such determination, the Planning Commission shall issue a project authorization for such project. The requirements for Planning Commission approval described above shall be applicable unless application would be prohibited by California or local law. Before the Authority approves any application pursuant to Planning Code Section 249.52(g)(5)(a) that includes an office development that would require an allocation under Sections 101.1 and 320-325 of the Planning Code (Office Allocation), the Authority shall submit each such application to the Planning Commission prior to consideration by the Authority. The Authority, Authority and the Planning Department (“Planning”), ) shall cooperate to act expeditiously and in conformance with the Office Allocation Resolution and the related provisions of the Treasure Island / Yerba Buena Island SUD and Design for Development regarding approval of office development.