Relocation of Water Lines Sample Clauses

Relocation of Water Lines. The City shall Cooperate with CSU’s xx xxxx after the Closing to relocate any existing City water lines or facilities on the CSU Property or the River Park Property to a new location that minimizes impacts to CSU’s planned development footprint and traf ic circulation for the Project. Water lines to be relocated include, but are not necessarily limited to, an existing 48-inch Xxxxxxxx water transmission main and the existing 16- inch water transmission main. In addition, the City shall Cooperate with CSU’s xx xxxx after the Closing to obtain new water meters and irrigation meters to serve the Project, in the capacity and quantity commensurate with the water demand to be created by the Project as identified in the Water Supply Assessment, which shall include an updated, project-specific water study to be prepared by CSU and reviewed and approved by the City in connection with CSU’s proposed relocation of any water lines. CSU shall comply with all applicable Laws, including applicable City standards and regulations, and shall obtain all applicable Approvals required in connection with the relocation of City water lines. CSU shall obtain permits from the City prior to: (i) relocating the existing City water lines on the CSU Property or the River Park Property; (ii) constructing or installing any new City water lines on the CSU Property or the River Park Property; (iii) undertaking any construction or grading within the City’s water line easement areas; and (iv) establishing a connection to any City water pipelines. The permits for relocation of existing City water lines will be issued pursuant to a ministerial process if the City determines that the City Public Improvement Plans prepared by CSU for the relocation of City sewer lines satisfy applicable City, state and federal laws and regulations. After the Closing, CSU will bear all costs and expenses associated with: (i) any water line or facility relocation and construction on the CSU Property, the River Park Property, and any adjacent property impacted by the Project; (ii) the installation of any new water meters and irrigation meters on the CSU Property, the River Park Property, and any adjacent property impacted by the Project; and (iii) the provision and usage of water capacity, connections, and service benefitting the CSU Property and the River Park Property or resulting from the Project, including any upgrades or system improvements needed as a result of the projected water-related demands of the Proj...
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Relocation of Water Lines. City will Cooperate with CSU’s efforts to relocate any existing City water lines or facilities on the River Park Property to a new location that minimizes impacts to CSU’s planned development footprint and traffic circulation for the CSU Project. Water lines to be relocated include, but are not necessarily limited an existing 48-inch Xxxxxxxx water transmission main and the existing 16-inch water transmission main. CSU will obtain a public improvement permit from City prior to relocating any existing City water lines or facilities on the River Park Property or constructing or installing any new City water lines or facilities on the River Park Property, which will be issued pursuant to a ministerial process if the City determines, in its reasonable discretion, that the City Public Improvement Plans for the relocation of City water lines and facilities substantially satisfy applicable City, state and federal laws and regulations. After the Closing, CSU will bear all costs and expenses associated with: (i) any water line or facility relocation and construction on the River Park Property; (ii) the installation of any new water meters and irrigation meters on the River Park Property; and (iii) the provision and usage of water capacity, connections, and service benefitting the River Park Property, including any upgrades or system improvements needed as a direct result of the projected water-related demands of the River Park. The fees charged for future water connections or increased capacity will be calculated taking into account the existing water capacity at the River Park as of the Effective Date. CSU will ensure that the Project is designed to include adequate water service for the River Park Property, both during Project construction and after Project completion.
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