Common use of Planning Approvals Clause in Contracts

Planning Approvals. The Developer acknowledges that the Project requires discretionary approvals and entitlements from the City (the "Planning Approvals"). During the Negotiating Period (excluding extensions thereto), the City and the Developer will agree on the type of Planning Approvals necessary for development of the Project, which may include a site plan review, zoning amendment, a tentative map, and a final map. The Developer shall be responsible for the payment of all application fees associated with the Planning Approvals

Planning Approvals. The Developer acknowledges that the Project requires discretionary approvals and entitlements from the City (the "Planning Approvals"). During the Negotiating Period (excluding extensions thereto), the City The Agency has already submitted preliminary site plans and the Developer will agree on the type of Planning Approvals necessary designs for development of the Project, which may include a site plan review, zoning amendment, a tentative map, and a final map. The Developer shall be responsible architectural design for the payment of all application fees associated with Project, to the appropriate City departments for their informal review and for formal design review before the City Planning ApprovalsCommission.

Planning Approvals. The Developer acknowledges that the Project requires discretionary approvals and entitlements from the City (the "Planning Approvals"). During the Negotiating Period (excluding extensions thereto), the City and the Developer will agree on the type of Planning Approvals necessary for development of the Project, which may include a site plan review, zoning amendment, a tentative map, and a final map. The Developer shall be responsible for the payment of all application fees associated with the Planning Approvals.

Planning Approvals. The Developer acknowledges that the Project requires discretionary approvals and entitlements from the City (the "Planning Approvals"). During the Phase 1 Negotiating Period (excluding extensions thereto), the City and the Developer will agree on the type of Planning Approvals necessary for development of the Project, which may include a site plan review, zoning amendment, a tentative map, and a final map. During the Phase 2 Negotiating Period, if any, the Developer shall diligently pursue all Planning Approvals associated with the Project. The Developer shall will be responsible for the payment of all application fees associated with the Planning Approvals.