Common use of Substantive Amendments Clause in Contracts

Substantive Amendments. Any substantive amendment to the Agreement shall require approval of an amendment to this Agreement in accordance with state law, and Local Agency Code. The term “Substantive Amendment” is defined to include the following: (a) any change to the Term of this Agreement; (b) any changes to the permitted uses of the Project or the density and/or intensity of use of the Project; (c) any changes to provisions in this Agreement or the Project Approvals related to reservation or dedication of land or easements; (d) any changes to provisions in this Agreement or the Project Approvals related to monetary contributions or payments by Landowner; (e) a material amendment to the Affordable Housing Plan or Phasing Plan; or (f) any other proposed amendment reasonably determined by the County Executive Officer (or the City Manager as to any portion of the Property that has been annexed to the City) to be a Substantive Amendment. If a Substantive Amendment is required, the County (or City, if applicable), in its reasonable discretion, may withhold or suspend any Subsequent Approval until the approval of the Substantive Amendment is final.