Regional Parks Sample Clauses

Regional Parks. The Owner shall develop and convey to the District two regional parks, being RP1 (being approximately 45 acres), subject to modifications and adjustments as permitted in Section 4.3 and RP2 (being approximately 55 acres) subject to modifications and adjustments as permitted in Section 4.3, as follows: 7.1.1. RP1. RP1 shall be deeded to the District as a Regional Park within five (5) years after the Effective Date and shall be open to the public with the improvements to the Regional Park substantially completed within two (2) years after completion of the construction of the Regional Stormwater Facility. The deed from the Owner to the District shall contain no restrictions or conditions that are inconsistent with the full and perpetual use of such land for public park purposes, provided that the foregoing shall not prohibit the use of any portion of RP1 for Stormwater Management consistent with the terms of this Agreement. The improvements in RP1 shall meet the specifications set forth in the Development Standards.
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Regional Parks. State of the Assets Report for Buildings RECEIVED E 2.1 Development of a Resilient Region Strategic Framework APPROVED
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Regional Parks. State of the Assets Report for Buildings RECEIVED
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Regional Parks. If the proposed change moves the boundaries of either RP1 or RP2, as depicted on the Master Framework Plan and more particularly described in Exhibit AA, it does so by (a) less than five hundred (500) feet, (b) changing the total area of RP1 to no less than forty and one-half (40.5) acres, and (c) changing the total area of RP2 to no less than forty-nine and one-half (49.5) acres; provided, however, that the combined acreage for both RP1 and RP2 shall not be less than one hundred (100) acres; and‌
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Regional Parks. Regional Parks may be designed, developed and constructed by Holdings, Developer or a Sub-developer, but shall be approved and maintained by the City, or Recreation District, or other agency, and shall be open to the public. Regional Parks shall be constructed and paid for on the Property as detailed in the Master Plan, and may be developed in conjunction with schools. Where permissible by law, the costs to develop and construct such Parks shall be paid, or supplemented by impact fees if the Regional Park is identified in the Capital Facilities Plan. Regional Parks may include, but not be limited to, trails, trail head and other Improved Open Space shall provide for a variety of uses, including but not limited to hiking, biking, equestrian, and cross country skiing. Holdings, a Developer or a Sub- developer shall design and develop three trail head facilities encompassing paved parking areas, toilet facility, fire pit, signage, and public pavilion. Upon completion of trails, trail head and other Improved Open Space facilities, such facilities shall be dedicated to the City for City ownership and maintenance. Any trails connecting with the overall Trail System throughout the Project, or trails within the Regional Park itself, shall be developed and paid for by Developer. For every 1,900 residential units constructed, one trailhead park shall be constructed by the Developer.
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Regional Parks. Regional Improved Parks maybe constructed on portions of the Property. Two Community Improved Parks, a minimum of two acres in size, shall be constructed on portions of the property and maintained by Heber City. Neighborhood Improved Parks shall be constructed in each subdivision and maintained by the subdivision HOA. All parks shall be accessible to the public. Regional Parks and Community Parks shall be developed in conjunction with schools, if possible. In order to assure incremental dedication, development and establishment of said parks as the Project progresses, approvals for ongoing phases shall not be approved unless the Neighborhood, City and Regional Parks located in the current phases or phase scheduled previous to the next phase seeking approval are completed. Each Community Park should be a minimum of
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Regional Parks. City and Holdings anticipate that Regional Parks may be constructed on portions of the Property. Holdings shall cooperate with the City in the planning, design and financing of the Regional Parks. Holdings and the City shall negotiate in good faith for the acquisition of such property, including, but not limited to, the creation of an Assessment Area, Impact Fees or dedication of the necessary property to the City in exchange for credits against Impact Fees.
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