PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN Sample Clauses

PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN. YVHA shall pay from YVHA revenue, including without limitation YVHA tax revenues, grant proceeds, contributions from the City, including allocations of STR Tax funds, and any other source in YVHA’s discretion, all costs for the design and construction of all utility services necessary to serve the Brown Ranch, including, but not limited to, electricity, geothermal, telephone, gas, and cable television service, in accordance with applicable City or public utility company standards and specifications. YVHA shall dedicate to the City and applicable public utility companies without charge, free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, those easements and rights-of-way necessary for installation and maintenance of said utility lines. Any contribution or payment for offsite electrical infrastructure will be agreed upon between YVHA and the electrical provider, and shall be paid from YVHA revenue, including without limitation YVHA tax revenues, grant proceeds, contributions from the City, including allocations of STR Tax funds, and any other source in YVHA’s discretion. The construction of utility services shall be phased with the development of each Neighborhood, and as the CDC requires. YVHA reserves the right to provide utility service, in whole or part, to Brown Ranch, through the establishment of a District. The City will reasonably consent to and approve the formation of any such District. Any District formed pursuant to this paragraph shall be allowed to use the utility easements and rights-of-way with Brown Ranch necessary for the installation and maintenance of utility lines. The City will reasonably consent to and approve the formation of any other Districts, as defined in the Colorado Special District Act, which YVHA determines is beneficial to the development of Brown Ranch. The City agrees to reasonably provide non-financial support for any filings or applications by YVHA for permits and other approvals as may be required by State and/or federal agencies. If the City is the actual applicant of any required permits (e.g., CDOT access permits), the City will reasonably cooperate with YVHA in acquiring same.
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PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN. YVHA shall pay all costs for the design and construction of all utility services necessary to serve the Brown Ranch, including, but not limited to, electricity, telephone, gas, and cable
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