Common use of STATEMENT OF REQUIRED PROVISIONS Clause in Contracts

STATEMENT OF REQUIRED PROVISIONS. In accordance with S. C. Code § 6-31-60 (A) of the South Carolina Local Government Development Act: 1. A legal description of the property subject to this Agreement is attached as Exhibit . The legal and equitable owners of this property are 2. The duration of this Agreement is five years. 3. The development uses permitted on the property, including densities, building intesisties and heights are as set forth in the Village Green Development Standards attached to this Agreement as Exhibit , and include residential, commercial and institutional uses. The population density, based on the most recent census data, is anticipated to be 4. The development contemplated by this Agreement will require police, fire, emergency medical, sanitation, recreation, water and sewer, drainage, roads, schools and utilities. The City of Charleston will provide police, fire, sanitation and recreation facilities and drainage and utility services. Drainage facilities, constructed to City standards, will be built by the Developer as development proceeds. Charleston County will provide emergency medical services to the property. The Charleston Water System (CWS) will provide water and sewer service to the property. The developer is responsible for constructing water and sewer infrastructure to CWS standards and conveying the infrastructure to CWS. The developer will be responsible for the construction of roads to City standards and the conveyance thereof to the City and the improvement of roads and intersections as set out in the Agreement. The Charleston County School District will provide schools to serve the property. Land for a park will be made available for purchase by the City, at the election of the City. A School Contribution Fee will be collected to assist in meeting school requirements for the property. SCE&G will provide electricity and gas to the property. Other utilities providers (cable, telephone etc) will be selected by the developer and their installations coordinated as subdivisions occur. 5. The Village Green Development Standards incorporate buffer requirements for critical areas. The requirements of the City’s Stormwater Master Plan for the Church Creek Watershed will be adhered to. The Village Green Development Standards contain management practices to improve water quality during development that will be adhered to. 6. Development permits needed are set forth in Section 4.4 A and B of the Agreement. 7. The development proposed and authorized by the Agreement is consistent with the City’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan (Century V) and land development regulations, as amended through the date of this Agreement. 8. Though the Developer does not plan to develop areas of the property previously used for phosphate mining, the Agreement requires the Developer to distribute radon-preventive building guidelines to builders and other developers involved in construction activities should development occur in areas where phosphate mining was conducted. 9. A Cultural Assessment and Cultural Survey was conducted in accordance with guidelines of the State Historic Preservation Office of the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and are attached to this Agreement as Exhibits and . The Developer has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Red Top Community Improvement Association to protect and improve conditions in the Red Top Community. That MOU is attached to this agreement as Exhibit .

STATEMENT OF REQUIRED PROVISIONS. In accordance with S. C. Code § 6-31-60 (A) of the South Carolina Local Government Development Act: 1. A legal description of the property subject to this Agreement is attached as Exhibit . A. The legal and equitable owners of this property areare HPH Properties, LP. 2. The duration of this Agreement is five (5) years. 3. The development uses permitted on the property, including densities, building intesisties and heights are as set forth in the Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards attached to this Agreement as Exhibit F, and include residential, commercial and institutional uses. The population density, based on the most recent census data, is anticipated to bebe 3,270 people. 4. The development contemplated by this Agreement will require police, fire, emergency medical, sanitation, recreation, water and sewer, drainage, roads, schools and utilities. The City of Charleston will provide police, fire, sanitation and recreation facilities and drainage and utility services. Land will be made available for purchase for a park or alternate use approved by the Developer. Drainage facilities, constructed to City standards, will be built by the Developer as development proceeds. Charleston County will provide emergency medical services to the property. The Charleston Water System (CWS) will provide water and sewer service to the property. The developer is responsible for constructing water and sewer infrastructure to CWS standards and conveying the infrastructure to CWS. The developer will be responsible for the construction of roads to City standards and the conveyance thereof to the City and the improvement of roads and intersections as set out in the Agreement. The Charleston County School District will provide schools to serve the property. Land for a park will be made available for purchase by the City, at the election of the City. A School Contribution Fee will be collected to assist in meeting school requirements for the property. SCE&G will provide electricity and gas to the property. Other utilities providers (cable, telephone etc) will be selected by the developer and their installations coordinated as subdivisions occur. 5. Land availability for a park of other approved use is described above. The Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards incorporate buffer requirements for critical areas. The requirements of the City’s Stormwater Master Plan for the Church Creek Watershed will be adhered to. The Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards contain management practices to improve water quality during development that will be adhered to. 6. Development permits needed are set forth in Section 4.4 A and B of the Agreement. 7. The development proposed and authorized by the Agreement is consistent with the City’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan (Century V) and land development regulations, as amended through the date of this Agreement. 8. Though the Developer does not plan to develop areas of the property previously used for phosphate mining, the Agreement requires the Developer to distribute radon-preventive building guidelines to builders and other developers involved in construction activities should development occur in areas where phosphate mining was conducted. 9. A Cultural Assessment and Cultural Survey was conducted in accordance with guidelines of the State Historic Preservation Office of the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and are attached to this Agreement as Exhibits O and . The Developer has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Red Top Community Improvement Association to protect and improve conditions in the Red Top Community. That MOU is attached to this agreement as Exhibit .P.

STATEMENT OF REQUIRED PROVISIONS. In accordance with S. C. Code § 6-31-60 (A) of the South Carolina Local Government Development Act: 1. A legal description of the property subject to this Agreement is attached as Exhibit . The legal and equitable owners of this property are 2. The duration of this Agreement is five twenty (20) years. 3. The development uses permitted on the property, including densities, building intesisties and heights are as set forth in the Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards attached to this Agreement as Exhibit , and include residential, commercial and institutional uses. The population density, based on the most recent census data, is anticipated to be 4. The development contemplated by this Agreement will require police, fire, emergency medical, sanitation, recreation, water and sewer, drainage, roads, schools and utilities. The City of Charleston will provide police, fire, sanitation and recreation facilities and drainage and utility services. A park site has been acquired. Land for a public safety facility (police and fire) will be made available to the City for a public safety facility. Drainage facilities, constructed to City standards, will be built by the Developer as development proceeds. Charleston County will provide emergency medical services to the property. The Charleston Water System (CWS) will provide water and sewer service to the property. The developer is responsible for constructing water and sewer infrastructure to CWS standards and conveying the infrastructure to CWS. The developer will be responsible for the construction of roads to City standards and the conveyance thereof to the City and the improvement of roads and intersections as set out in the Agreement. The Charleston County School District will provide schools to serve the property. Land for a park school, to include an active park, will be made available for purchase by the CitySchool District, at the election of the CitySchool District. A School Contribution Fee will be collected to assist in meeting school requirements for the property. SCE&G will provide electricity and gas to the property. Other utilities providers (cable, telephone etc) will be selected by the developer and their installations coordinated as subdivisions occur. 5. Land dedication for a public safety facility is as described above. The Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards incorporate buffer requirements for critical areas. The requirements of the City’s Stormwater Master Plan for the Church Creek Watershed will be adhered to. The Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards contain management practices to improve water quality during development that will be adhered to. 6. Development permits needed are set forth in Section 4.4 A and B of the Agreement. 7. The development proposed and authorized by the Agreement is consistent with the City’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan (Century V) and land development regulations, as amended through the date of this Agreement. 8. Though the Developer does not plan to develop areas of the property previously used for phosphate mining, the Agreement requires the Developer to distribute radon-preventive building guidelines to builders and other developers involved in construction activities should development occur in areas where phosphate mining was conducted. 9. A Cultural Assessment and Cultural Survey was conducted in accordance with guidelines of the State Historic Preservation Office of the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and are attached to this Agreement as Exhibits and . The Developer has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Red Top Community Improvement Association to protect and improve conditions in the Red Top Community. That MOU is attached to this agreement as Exhibit .

STATEMENT OF REQUIRED PROVISIONS. In accordance with S. C. Code § 6-31-60 (A) of the South Carolina Local Government Development Act: 1. A legal description of the property subject to this Agreement is attached as Exhibit . A. The legal and equitable owners of this property arethese properties are Cuthbert Family Partnership, L.P, Long Savannah Partners, LP, the City of Charleston and Long Savannah Land Company, LLC . 2. The duration of this Agreement is five twenty (20) years. 3. The development uses permitted on the property, including densities, building intesisties and heights are as set forth in the Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards attached to this Agreement as Exhibit F, and include residential, commercial and institutional uses. The population density, based on the most recent census data, is anticipated to bebe 9,810 people. 4. The development contemplated by this Agreement will require police, fire, emergency medical, sanitation, recreation, water and sewer, drainage, roads, schools and utilities. The City of Charleston will provide police, fire, sanitation and recreation facilities and drainage and utility services. A park site has been acquired. Land for a public safety facility (police and fire) will be made available to the City for a public safety facility. Drainage facilities, constructed to City standards, will be built by the Developer as development proceeds. Charleston County will provide emergency medical services to the property. The Charleston Water System (CWS) will provide water and sewer service to the property. The developer is responsible for constructing water and sewer infrastructure to CWS standards and conveying the infrastructure to CWS. The developer will be responsible for the construction of roads to City standards and the conveyance thereof to the City and the improvement of roads and intersections as set out in the Agreement. The Charleston County School District will provide schools to serve the property. Land for a park school, to include an active park, will be made available for purchase by the CitySchool District, at the election of the CitySchool District. A School Contribution Fee will be collected to assist in meeting school requirements for the property. SCE&G will provide electricity and gas to the property. Other utilities providers (cable, telephone etc) will be selected by the developer and their installations coordinated as subdivisions occur. 5. Land dedication for a public safety facility is as described above. The Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards incorporate buffer requirements for critical areas. The requirements of the City’s Stormwater Master Plan for the Church Creek Watershed will be adhered to. The Village Green Long Savannah Development Standards contain management practices to improve water quality during development that will be adhered to. 6. Development permits needed are set forth in Section 4.4 A and B of the Agreement. 7. The development proposed and authorized by the Agreement is consistent with the City’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan (Century V) and land development regulations, as amended through the date of this Agreement. 8. Though the Developer does not plan to develop areas of the property previously used for phosphate mining, the Agreement requires the Developer to distribute radon-preventive building guidelines to builders and other developers involved in construction activities should development occur in areas where phosphate mining was conducted. 9. A Cultural Assessment and Cultural Survey was conducted in accordance with guidelines of the State Historic Preservation Office of the South Carolina Department of Archives and History and are attached to this Agreement as Exhibits O and . P. The Developer has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Red Top Community Improvement Association to protect and improve conditions in the Red Top Community. That MOU is attached to this agreement as Exhibit .R.