Other Impact Fees Sample Clauses

Other Impact Fees. Nothing contained in this DA shall excuse the payment of any other nontransportation impact fees required to be paid in accordance with the laws and ordinances of the COUNTY as may be amended.
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Other Impact Fees. Pursuant to RCW 82.02.020, the City may impose certain 676 impact fees on development, limited to streets and roads, parks and open space, fire protection 677 facilities, and school facilities. The City currently imposes streets and roads through TrIF and park 678 impact fees through PIF; however, it does not currently impose fire protection and school facilities 679 impact fees (“Other Impact Fees”). The City acknowledges that the Project shall serve as a catalyst 680 for the City Center and that Other Impact Fees may impede the potential viability of the Project. 681 Owner acknowledges that third-party agencies initiate Other Impact Fees; however, the City must 682 adopt Other Impact Fees under the LMC. Accordingly, the City acknowledges that it shall provide 683 Owner with at least 30 days-notice prior to the City Council’s potential adoption of any Other 684 Impact Fees during the Term of this Agreement. If the City adopts Other Impact Fees pursuant to 685 RCW 82.02.020 or other enabling legislation during the Term of this Agreement, Owner will not 686 be assessed Other Impact Fees for any Project or Project-phase that submitted Project Entitlement 687 Application(s) prior to effective date of any Other Impact Fees. 688 12. MFTE Participation. Pursuant to LMC Ch. 3.82 and Ch. 84.14 RCW, the Parties 689 acknowledge that the Project is located within an eligible residential targeted area for participation 690 in the MFTE program. Owner shall be eligible to apply, in its sole discretion, for MFTE for all 691 phases of the Project or Project-phases; provided, that Owner acknowledges and agrees that if 000 XXX Xx. 84.14 or other applicable law relating to the MFTE program is repealed, amended or 693 modified such that the City may no longer implement the MFTE program, then the City’s authority 694 and MFTE program under LMC Ch. 3.82 shall also be repealed, amended or modified consistent 695 with the repeal, amendment or modification to RCW Ch.84.14 or other applicable laws, and the 696 MFTE program may no longer be available to the Owner for the Project. The City shall review 697 and approve an application pursuant to LMC 3.82.070-.100. Nothing in this Agreement shall 698 create an obligation for Owner to participate in a MFTE program. 699 13. Stormwater Detention and Treatment.
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Related to Other Impact Fees

  • Impact Fees Impact Fees or modifications thereto which are lawfully adopted, and imposed by the City and which meet all requirements of the U. S. Constitution, Utah Constitution, law and applicable statutes, including but not limited to Utah Code Xxx. Section 11-36a-101 (2021) et seq.;

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  • Maintenance Fees All maintenance and similar fees in respect of any Purchased Assets that are due and payable prior to the Closing have been paid in full.

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