Southern Waterfront Community Benefits and Beautification Policy Sample Clauses

Southern Waterfront Community Benefits and Beautification Policy. The Port’s “Policy for Southern Waterfront Community Benefits and Beautification” identifies beautification and related projects in the Southern Waterfront (from Mariposa Street in the north to India Basin) that require funding. Under this policy, Applicant shall provide community benefits and beautification measures in consideration for the use of the Facility. Examples of desired benefits include: (i) beautification, greening and maintenance of any outer edges of and entrances to the Facility; (ii) creation and implementation of a Community Outreach and Good Neighbor Policy to guide Applicant’s interaction with Port, neighbors, visitors and users; (iii) use or support of job training and placement organizations serving southeast San Francisco; (iv) commitment to engage in operational practices that are sensitive to the environment and the neighboring community by reducing engine emissions consistent with the City’s Clean Air Program, and use of machines at the Facility that are low-emission diesel equipment and utilize biodiesel or other reduced particulate emission fuels; (v) commitment to use low impact design and other “green” strategies when installing or replacing stormwater infrastructure; (vi) employment at the License Area of a large percentage of managers and other staff who live in the local neighborhood or community; (vii) use of truckers that are certified by the San Francisco Human Rights Commission as “Local Business Enterprises” under the City’s Local Business Enterprise and Nondiscrimination Ordinance (SF Administrative Code Chapter 14B, as amended); and (viii) use of businesses that are located within the Potrero Hill and Bayview Hunters Point neighborhoods. Applicant agrees to provide Port with documents and records regarding these activities upon Port’s request.
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Southern Waterfront Community Benefits and Beautification Policy. The Port's "Policy for Southern Waterfront Community Benefits and Beautification" identifies beautification and related projects in the Southern Waterfront (from Mariposa Street in the north to India Basin) that require funding. Under this policy, Tenant shall provide community benefits and beautification measures in consideration for the use of the Premises. Examples of desired benefits include: (i) beautification, greening and maintenance of any outer edges of and entrances to the Premises; (ii) creation and implementation of a Community Outreach and Good Neighbor Policy to guide Tenant’s interaction with Port, neighbors, visitors and users; (iii) use or support of job training and placement organizations serving southeast San Francisco; (iv) commitment to engage in operational practices that are sensitive to the environment and the neighboring community by reducing engine emissions consistent with the City’s Clean Air Program, and use
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Southern Waterfront Community Benefits and Beautification Policy. In satisfaction of the Port's "Policy for Southern Waterfront Community Benefits and Beautification", Licensee has agreed to provide the following community benefits and beautification measures in consideration for the use of the License Area: Screening of the Potrero Switchyard as described in Section 16, construction of a sidewalk and related right of way improvements on 23rd Street adjacent to the Potrero Switchyard to be constructed as part of the Project; and the Community Outreach Program as described in Section 43.
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