Parkland and Open Space Sample Clauses

Parkland and Open Space a. The City’s parkland dedication and parkland improvement requirements will be satisfied through the following fee-in-lieu and no additional requirements will be imposed on the Project. The Developer will pay the following for each single- family or multi-family dwelling unit: $500 per unit (parkland dedication fee) + $800 per unit (parkland improvement fee) = $1,300 per unit, for an estimated minimum total sum of $629,200 (based on 484 units X $1,300). If more than 484 single-family units are developed or if the Commercial Tract is developed with multifamily units, those units will also be subject to the applicable fee-in-lieu calculations set forth above. These sums will constitute the Parkland Improvement Fund. b. The Parkland Improvement Fund will be held in escrow by the City in an interest bearing account and used solely as provided in this Subsection. The City will use the Parkland Improvement Fund to reimburse the Developer for improvements to public parkland and/or open space within the Property, including construction of a playground, multipurpose lawns, trail amenities, and a disc golf course along Garlic Creek. Construction of required trails (except as otherwise provided in Paragraph 11), batch detention ponds, and amenities on the HOA Amenity Site will not be eligible for Parkland Improvement Fund reimbursement. As a condition for reimbursement, all improvements must be approved by the City both prior to design and prior to construction. Park improvements will be constructed in phases, as the adjacent land is developed. All requests for reimbursement from the Parkland Improvement Fund must be accompanied by invoices and/or other appropriate proof of payment, and will be subject to audit by the City. Any sum remaining in the Parkland Improvement Fund after development of all park improvements contemplated hereunder and City acceptance of all public improvements within the Project, those sums will be released to the City for use for parkland expenditures in accordance with applicable law. c. Public open spaces will, at the City’s discretion, either be dedicated to the City as parkland or overlaid with a dedicated permanent public access easement. Landscape lots and signage lots will count as open space but will not be dedicated to the City and will be owned and maintained by the HOA. Unless otherwise agreed by the Developer and the City, all parkland within the Property that is to be dedicated to the City will be dedicated in parcels as the ad...
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Parkland and Open Space. The PARTIES agree that the total parkland dedication required for the development of PROPERTY is 10.62 acres, provided no more than 531 home lots are platted. In the event that more than 531 homes lots are platted, LANDOWNERS agrees to pay $ as a fee in-lieu of parkland dedication for each additional home so platted,
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Parkland and Open Space. Commented [A14]: These areas have been excluded from the calculation, and so this needs to be reinserted.
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Parkland and Open Space. 2.6.1 Those lands identified on Schedule C1.C as “Community Park” (including the Town Common and Playing Field) and “Neighbourhood Park”, on Schedule “C1.C” shall be conveyed to the Municipality by the Developer in conjunction with the endorsement of final subdivision approval for the portion of the streets on which the identified parcels have frontage. Parkland to be dedicated to the Municipality shall be in substantial conformance with the locations and areas illustrated in Schedule “C1.C”. The Municipality acknowledges that the parkland described in this section and on Schedule “C1.C” constitutes full compliance with the parkland requirements of the Subdivision By-law. It is acknowledged that the Town Centre and Community Park Lands as indicated in Schedule C1 are subject to change in area and shape through the non- residential approval process required under 3.1(c) and 3.1(d) of this agreement. (#16934) 2.6.2 The Parkland and Open Space Lands for public use are more particularly described as follows: 2.6.3 In addition, four Community Association Recreation Lands are to be provided as shown on Schedule C2.C to serve as private Neighbourhood Parks, and which are more particularly described as follows: 2.6.4 The Community Association Recreation Lands required under Section 2.6.3 shall be reserved solely for open space and/or recreation use, and shall be developed and maintained solely for appropriate uses. The Municipality may agree to take over ownership, maintenance and administration of such parks, should the request be made by the Developer or subsequent owner(s). 2.6.5 A trail and walkway system shall be provided, as generally shown on Schedule C-1, and subject to the following: (i) Walkways off any public or private cul-de-sac in excess of 100m (328 ft.) in length shall also be built to provide access to another street. Walkways which are to be owned by the Municipality shall be built to current municipal specifications, subject to Section 2.5.3(n), or as may otherwise be approved by the Development Officer on the advice of the Engineer and Parkland Planning and Development Division. (#16934) (ii) The Developer agrees to design, construct, and maintain the Community Association Trail system as shown on Schedule C2.C, to its specifications. (#16934) (iii) For those public walkways which follow a shared driveway as shown on Schedule D, easements shall be provided and the Developer agrees that the driveway will be constructed to a standard at least equ...
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