SFMTA Sample Clauses

SFMTA. Upon submittal of an application that includes any SFMTA Infrastructure or any transportation-related mitigation measures within the SFMTA’s jurisdiction (the “Transportation Related Mitigation Measures”), the SFMTA will review each such application, or applicable portions thereof, and use good faith efforts to provide comments to the Developer within sixty (60) days of the SFMTA’s receipt of such application.
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SFMTA. The Municipal Transportation Agency of the City and County of San Francisco, acting by and through the Director of Transportation or his or her designee.
SFMTA. If SFMTA fails to respond to an inquiry or other complaint within reported Problem within a time reasonable under the circumstances, Contractor may escalate the report of the Problem to the following SFMTA personnel:
SFMTA. Before the Agency Approves any Agency Application that includes or should include (1) future Infrastructure that will be under SFMTA jurisdiction upon City acceptance (the “SFMTA Infrastructure”), or (2) certain transportation-related Mitigation Measures, the implementation of which will be within SFMTA jurisdiction (the “Transportation-Related Mitigation Measures”), the Agency shall submit each such Complete Agency Application to the SFMTA for review and comment to ensure that SFMTA requirements are satisfied, including any requirements for start-up testing protocols and warranties. The SFMTA will review each such Complete Agency Application, or applicable portions thereof, and provide comments to the Agency within thirty (30) days of the SFMTA’s receipt of such Complete Agency Application. In addition, the Agency, Developer, and Vertical Developers, as applicable, will work collaboratively with the SFMTA to ensure that SFMTA Infrastructure and Transportation-Related Mitigation Measures are discussed as early in the review process as possible and that the Agency and the SFMTA act in concert with respect to these matters. The Agency shall not Approve any Agency Application that includes plans and specifications for SFMTA Infrastructure or that amends the Transportation-Related Mitigation Measures without the prior Approval of the SFMTA.
SFMTA. (1) Before the Authority Approves any Authority Application that includes or should include (1) future Infrastructure that will be under SFMTA jurisdiction upon City acceptance as defined in Section 8.12 of the Infrastructure Plan, which shall not include Infrastructure for on-street parking such as curb and parking lane paint, parking meters, and parking signs (the “SFMTA Infrastructure”) or (2) Mitigation Measure M-TR-2 Expanded Transit Service and certain other transportation-related Mitigation Measures, the implementation of which will be within SFMTA jurisdiction (the “Transportation-Related Mitigation Measures”), the Authority shall submit each such Complete Authority Application to the SFMTA for review and comment to ensure that SFMTA requirements are satisfied, including any requirements for start-up testing protocols and warranties, subject to Article 2 of the Development Agreement regarding Applicable Laws. The SFMTA will review each such Complete Authority Application, or applicable portions thereof, and provide comments to the Authority within thirty (30) days of the SFMTA’s receipt of such Complete Authority Application. In addition, the Authority, Developer, and Vertical Developers, as applicable, will work collaboratively with the SFMTA to ensure that SFMTA Infrastructure and Transportation-Related Mitigation Measures are discussed as early in the review process as possible and that the Authority and the SFMTA act in concert with respect to these matters. The Authority shall not Approve any Authority Application that includes plans and specifications for SFMTA Infrastructure or that amends the Transportation-Related Mitigation Measures, including Mitigation Measure M-TR-2, without the prior Approval of the SFMTA Executive Director, or his or her designee.

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