Preservation of Open Space Sample Clauses

Preservation of Open Space. In connection with the Project, the following three parcels of land (the “Open Space Parcels”), as depicted on the Project Open Space Map attached hereto as Appendix F (the “Project Open Space Map”), will be reserved for open space purposes in accordance with this Section 5: (i) a portion of the Site comprising approximately 9.51 acres (the “On-Site Open Space Parcel”);

Preservation of Open Space. An Open Space and Viewshed Protection Plan is included as part of The Canyons SPA (the "Open Space Plan"). The Open Space Plan designated more than 90% of all land within the Project as open space. The Open Space Plan and the obligations of the Developers under this Amended Agreement secure the overwhelming majority of the open space indicated in the General Plan for the West Mountain Neighborhood. In addition, the Project has transferred density from certain parcels totaling approximately 95 acres outside of the Project, thus restricting these parcels to open space and contributing to the County's broader open space goals and objectives. The open space lands within the Project will include land for recreation, preservation, buffers, and parks and trails.

Preservation of Open Space. Using development zone criteria that provide financial incentives to businesses for locating in areas where infrastructure such as utili­ ties and transportation exist may result in preser­ vation of open space and farmland in the outer suburban rings of the Chicago metropolitan area. • Generating and keeping data on emissions re­ ductions with other participants and stakehold­ ers in the Campaign for Clean Air and Devel­ opment. – Chicago DOE has begun and will continue to generate and keep data on emissions re­ ductions. • Following the processes described in the Stake- holder Participation Plan for the duration of the project. – This is an ongoing regional effort to in­ clude public input into emissions reduc­ tion strategies. Stakeholder participation will continue as reduction plans are fully implemented. • Working with EPA, Illinois EPA, and interested parties to implement emission reduction pro- grams, including the quantification and track­ ing of emission reductions (the tracking system must be approved by EPA prior to implemen­ tation of this project). – Chicago DOE is working with EPA and Illinois EPA to develop and implement emissions reduction programs. A formal process for tracking reductions has not yet been implemented. • Permitting the use of the growth allowance only for sources located in a development zone identified under this project. – Emissions reduction programs are in de­ velopment, but the project has not reached the stage of issuing permits for sources using growth allowances. • Using Section 173(a)(1)(B) of the CAA as the basis for identifying zones to which economic development should be targeted (development zones). – Criteria for development zones follow Sec­ tion 173(a)(1)(B) and have been outlined in the FPA. • Working with Chicago DOE, other participat­ ing municipalities, and interested parties to Project Status and Results establish, track, and enforce the growth allow­ ance prior to implementation of this project. – This is an ongoing process. • Ensuring that no emissions reductions used in the SIP to demonstrate attainment of the one- hour ozone standard will be used as credits in the growth allowance. – Illinois EPA submitted an attainment dem­ onstration for one-hour ozone standard that did not rely on the emission reductions as­ sociated with the XL project. EPA ap­ proved the demonstration. • Ensuring that the system for verifying and tracking emissions reductions is made avail- able to the public, that the public...