Pre-Development Conditions Sample Clauses

The Pre-Development Conditions clause sets out specific requirements or actions that must be satisfied before any development activities can commence under an agreement. These conditions may include obtaining necessary permits, securing financing, or completing due diligence investigations. By clearly outlining these prerequisites, the clause ensures that all parties are prepared and that key risks are addressed before significant commitments or expenditures are made, thereby reducing the likelihood of disputes or project delays.
Pre-Development Conditions. It shall be assumed “good hydrologic conditions” exist for appropriate land covers as identified in TR-55 or an equivalent methodology. The meaning of “hydrologic soil group” and “runoff curve number” are as determined in TR-55.
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Pre-Development Conditions. During the permitting process and before construction of the Landfill, Company shall satisfy the following conditions (collectively, the “Pre-Development Conditions”) to the County’s reasonable satisfaction: Company shall apply for and obtain all Required Authorizations, including, without limitation, a new solid waste management facility permit from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (“VDEQ”), pursuant to the requirements of § 10.1-1408.1 of the Code of Virginia (1950) (the “Permit”). The Company shall submit an application for such permit to VDEQ together with an electronic copy to the County. Upon receipt of VDEQ’s draft or proposed Permit, Company shall submit the same to the County. Company shall submit to the County a pre-development package (the “Pre-Development Package”). Company may submit the Pre-Development Package to the County at any time prior VDEQ’s final approval of the Permit. The Pre-Development Package shall incorporate the following: a list of Governmental Authorizations, including the Permit, required for the Landfill (collectively, the “Required Authorizations”), and a schedule indicating when each such item is expected to be obtained; a list of professionals, contractors, and other advisors engaged (or expected to be engaged) by the Company to assist in the development of the Landfill; plans and specifications for the development of the Landfill, which shall include, at a minimum, (A) a site plan and working drawings and specifications setting forth in detail all work to be done with respect to the development of the Landfill, which shall comply with all applicable Governmental Requirements, (B) access points to the Landfill, including rail and road access; and (C) landscaping, buffers, and vegetative screening;
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Pre-Development Conditions. Prior to commencing development and construction of the Landfill, Company shall satisfy the following conditions (collectively, the “Pre Development Conditions”) to the County’s sole satisfaction: (a) Company shall submit to the County a pre-development package (the “Pre Development Package”) containing, which shall incorporate the following: (i) a list of all Governmental Authorizations , including the Permit, required for the Landfill (collectively, the “Required Authorizations”), and a schedule indicating when each such item is expected to be obtained; (ii) a list of all professionals, contractors, and other advisors engaged (or expected to be engaged) by the Company to assist in the development of the Landfill; Landfill; (iii) a development budget and construction schedule for development of the (iii) (iv)plans When available, a copy of Permit Plans and specifications for the development of the Landfill, which shall include, at a minimum, (A) a site plan and working drawings and specifications setting forth in detail all work to be done with respect to the development of the Landfill., which shall comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, ordinances, regulations, standards, 26898/3/11289025v3 GL DRAFT 8.3.2310.12.23 rules, governmental requirements and policies, administrative rulings, court judgments and decrees, and all amendments thereto (collectively, “Laws”), including, without limitation, 9VAC20-81-120 and 9VAC20-81-130Governmental Requirements, (B) the liner base to be used in the Landfill; (C) a list of equipment required for structural, life safety, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, (D) access points to the Landfill, including rail and road access; (E) plans for parking and other facilities, (Fand (C) landscaping, buffers, and vegetative screening, and (G) all other details reasonably requested by the County; (v) a study by qualified persons with respect to rail access to the Landfill, which shall include detailed analyses of anticipated routes and the impact of the Landfill on rail traffic in the surrounding area, provided by one or more qualified persons; (vi) a traffic study by qualified persons, which shall includes detailed analyses of anticipated travel routes and the impact of the Landfill on traffic volume in the surrounding area, provided by one or more qualified persons;; (viii) Company shall retain the services of a qualified engineering consultant with experience in evaluating the potential for m...
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