Sidewalk Deposit. Subdivider's estimated cost for sidewalk is One Hundred Thirty-Four Thousand Two Hundred Four Dollars and 00/100 Cents ($134,204.00). Should sidewalks not be completed at the time of acceptance of public improvements by City Council, the Subdivider shall deposit with the Office of the Director of Finance a cash deposit in the amount of Two Hundred One Thousand Three Hundred Six ($201,306.00) Dollars, which is 150% of the Subdivider's estimate for construction of sidewalks. This deposit must be made prior to Council placing an ordinance to accept public improvements pertinent to the Subdivision on its agenda. The Subdivider will be entitled to incremental refunds of 25% of the total amount deposited upon installation of each quarter (3) of the total sidewalk to be installed and upon verification of same by the Service Director. Subdivider must install sidewalks throughout the Subdivision within Thirty (30) months of the date in which the City passes an ordinance accepting public improvements. In the event that sidewalks are not installed within this period, the sidewalk deposit shall be forfeited and the City shall install the sidewalks and charge to the Subdivider any additional costs incurred not covered by the sidewalk deposit.
Sidewalk Deposit. Public sidewalks are existing, therefore this section is not applicable to this project. Xxxxxxxxx agrees to be responsible for any damage done to the existing sidewalks during said construction of these improvements and agrees to repair/replace same at City’s request.
Sidewalk Deposit. Developer is not required to install sidewalks as part of this improvement project.
Sidewalk Deposit. Not applicable to this Development.
Sidewalk Deposit. Sidewalks are being provided by the Subdivider as per the approved construction plans. If sidewalks (or any portion thereof) are not installed at the time of acceptance of improvements, the Subdivider agrees to deposit 150% of the value of the sidewalks remaining to be installed in said Subdivision until such time as they are installed. Pro-rata refunds of deposits will be permitted with the approval of the Finance Director and the Service Director.
Sidewalk Deposit. Xxxxxxxxx agrees to install sidewalks as depicted on the approved Final Development Plans.
Sidewalk Deposit. Subdivider's estimated cost for sidewalk is Two Thousand ($2,000.00) Dollars. Should sidewalks not be completed at the time of acceptance of improvements by City Council, the Subdivider shall deposit with the Office of the Director of Finance a cash deposit in the amount of Three Thousand ($3,000.00) Dollars, which is 150% of the Subdivider's estimate for construction of sidewalks. This deposit must be made prior to an ordinance to accept improvements pertinent to the Subdivision being placed on Council=s agenda for action. The Subdivider will be entitled to incremental refunds of 25% of the total amount deposited upon installation of each quarter (3) of the total sidewalk to be installed and upon verification of same by the Service Director. Subdivider must install sidewalks throughout the Subdivision within Thirty (30) months of the date in which the City passes an ordinance accepting improvements. In the event that sidewalks are not installed within this period, the sidewalk deposit shall be forfeited and the City shall install the sidewalks and charge to the Subdivider any additional costs incurred not covered by the sidewalk deposit.
Sidewalk Deposit. Developer is not required to install sidewalks as part of this improvement project. Sidewalk will be the responsibility of the property owner.
Sidewalk Deposit. Developer's estimated cost for replacement of the sidewalk is Two Thousand Two Hundred and 00/100 ($2,200.00) Dollars. Should sidewalks not be completed at the time of acceptance of public improvements by City Council, the Developer shall deposit with the Office of the Director of Finance a cash deposit in the amount of Three Thousand Three Hundred and 00/100 ($3,300.00) Dollars, which is 150% of the Developer's estimate for construction of sidewalks. This deposit must be made prior to Council placing an ordinance to accept public improvements pertinent to the Development on its agenda. Developer must install sidewalks in the areas designated on the plans withinThirty (30) days of the date in which the City passes an ordinance accepting public improvements. In the event that sidewalks are not installed within this period, the sidewalk deposit shall be forfeited and the City shall install the sidewalks and charge to the Developer any additional costs incurred not covered by the sidewalk deposit.
Sidewalk Deposit. In order to ensure fulfilment of the terms and conditions hereof the contactor and/or Owner is required to pay R10 000.00 (ten thousand Rand) to the HOA as a Sidewalk Deposit. In the event that any breach or damage is caused to the Estate, the infrastructure (xxxxx, road surfaces, water mains, fire hydrants, signage, lighting poles, trees or other) within the Estate or adjoining properties, the Association will be entitled to deduct the cost of rectification or restoration from the said deposit. R2400.00 (two thousand four hundred Rand) of the Sidewalk Deposit shall be refunded by the Association after 14 days of issuing the Occupation Certificate and once satisfied that the works have been completed according to the Approved Plans and a Certificate of Occupation has been issued by the Local Authority. Additions and alterations require a R 5000.00 deposit of which R4000.00 is refundable subject to the above conditions. Fees To the Association: The initial plan approval fees of R3 500.00 (three thousand five hundred Rand) for the submission of plans to the Association will be paid to the appointed Professional Consultant who may be appointed as a substitute ‘Project Architect’ by the Association from time to time. Any deviation to the original approved plan will be subject to an additional scrutiny fee of R1 000.00 (one thousand Rand) and the Owner will be responsible to pay this amount directly to the Project Professional Consultant prior to the plans being reviewed and approved or the works being implemented on site. To the Local Authority: The Owner will pay the fees as prescribed by the relevant authority for the approval of the building plans by the Local Authority.
