Offsite Infrastructure Sample Clauses

Offsite Infrastructure a. Section 5(b) of the Contract (and Section 4.5.1 of the form Lot Development Agreement) are hereby revised to reflect that the definition of the terms “Substantially Complete” and “Substantial Completion” shall include the requirement that Seller has executed all utility extension contracts and paid all necessary fees so that all dry utilities serving the Property can be installed within 120 days following Substantial Completion of the Improvements; provided Seller shall have no liability if such utilities are not timely installed, so long as it has executed said contracts and paid such fees. b. With respect to the Alternative Service and the WWRF under Section 5(b) of the Contract, and the Water System Improvements, Wholesale Water, Sewer and Irrigation Lines, and Drainage System Improvements referenced in Exhibit A of the Construction Disbursement Agreement (together with the Alternative Service and WWRF, collectively, the “Water and Wastewater Facilities,” Seller will meet and confer with Purchaser’s third party consultants (the “Water Consultants”) as reasonably necessary regarding their review of and evaluation of such Water and Wastewater Facilities. If Purchaser determines, in its reasonable discretion, based upon the professional opinion of the Water Consultants, that the plans for the Water and Wastewater Facilities are unacceptable, Purchaser, as its sole remedy, may terminate this Contract upon written notice delivered to Seller within fourteen (14) days after the Effective Date of this Amendment, in which event the Deposit shall be returned to Purchaser and the Parties shall thereafter be relieved of all obligations under the Contract (except those that expressly survive termination). If Purchaser does not so terminate the Contract prior to the deadline set forth above, Purchaser shall be deemed to have waived such right to terminate, and the Parties shall proceed to Closing subject to all other terms and conditions of the Contract.
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Offsite Infrastructure. Provided that Vintage proceeds with the development of the Mill Town Property in accordance with the Entitlements, the City agrees no offsite infrastructure improvements are required by the Mill Town development beyond the City’s Transportation Improvements, except for the Xxxxxx Underpass Improvements and Xxxxxx Turn Xxxx described below. As part of the overall P3 Partnership, the Combined Roadway Project mitigates the offsite development impacts of the Project. Vintage agrees to mitigate the identified onsite drainage impacts arising from the development of the Mill Town Property in accordance with the DIA. Further, the parties acknowledge that the DIA goes beyond the analysis of the Mill Town Property by providing for the necessary improvements related to the City Transportation Improvements. The City agrees that any offsite drainage improvement requirements that are a component of DIA are City Transportation Improvements and as a result will be included in the completion of the Plans and treated as a City Transportation Improvement cost under Section 7 of this Agreement. As a result, no financial assurances for offsite drainage improvements are required.
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Offsite Infrastructure. The Finished Lot Improvements do not include (a) the Offsite Infrastructure, which is addressed separately in Section 5 of the Agreement, but it does include such other offsite improvements as are necessary to obtain certificates of occupancy for homes constructed on the Lots, provided that as aforesaid Seller shall only be obligated to complete such improvements within a timeframe so as not to delay issuance of such certificates of occupancy, or (b) common area landscaping which will be installed when required by the County or other applicable Authority so as not to delay the issuance of building permits or certificates of occupancy for residences constructed by Purchaser on the Lots, but (subject to the foregoing requirements of this section 3(b)) such landscaping will be installed with respect to each Takedown not later than 6 months after the issuance of the first certificate of occupancy in such Takedown. [THIS SECTION PROVIDES A DEADLINE OF SIX (6)
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Offsite Infrastructure a. Section 5(b) of the Contract (and Section 4.5.1 of the form Lot Development Agreement) are hereby revised to reflect that the definition of the terms “Substantially Complete” and “Substantial Completion” shall include the requirement that Seller has executed all utility extension contracts and paid all necessary fees so that all dry utilities serving the Property can be installed within 120 days following Substantial Completion of the Improvements; provided Seller shall have no liability if such utilities are not timely installed, so long as it has executed said contracts and paid such fees. b. With respect to the Alternative Service and the WWRF under Section 5(m) of the Contract, Seller will meet and confer with Purchaser’s third party consultants and reasonably necessary regarding their review of and evaluation of such wastewater facilities.
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Offsite Infrastructure. Seller shall be responsible for (i) construction of the Access Road into the Interchange Southeast Parcel providing pedestrian and vehicular ingress and egress to the point as shown on the Site Plan ("Road Connection Point") and (ii) construction of the master drainage system located outside the boundaries of the Property in accordance with the Surface Water Permits (collectively the "Infrastructure Improvements"). Seller may determine the date of commencement of construction of the Infrastructure Improvements, providing that the timing of such commencement shall be coordinated with Buyer so that the Infrastructure Improvements shall be completed not later than two hundred and seventy (270) days after the Closing Date, subject only to Force Majeure. Buyer acknowledges that the electric, telephone and water and sewer lines necessary to service the Property are
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Offsite Infrastructure. The public sanitary sewer gravity line, all potable waterlines, all roadway/transportation infrastructure, and other Town- owned equipment or facilities not located on the Developer’s site.
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Offsite Infrastructure. Section 5(b) of the Contract (and Section 4.5.1 of the form Lot Development Agreement) are hereby revised to reflect that the definition of the terms “Substantially Complete” and “Substantial Completion” shall include the requirement that Seller has executed all utility extension contracts and paid all necessary fees so that all dry utilities serving the Property can be installed within 120 days following Substantial Completion of the Improvements; provided Seller shall have no liability if such utilities are not timely installed, so long as it has executed said contracts and paid such fees.
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