THE DEVELOPER’S INFRASTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC ACCESS AREA OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

THE DEVELOPER’S INFRASTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC ACCESS AREA OBLIGATIONS. Section 4.1 Description of the Improvements (A) 101 Tunnels and Driveways (1) Provided that the Developer acquires the 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Parcel in accordance with Article VIII below, the Developer agrees to design and construct the Developer’s Site and Traffic Improvements as set forth below. The Developer shall cause the 101 Tunnels and Driveways to be constructed as more particularly detailed in and in accordance with Exhibit J and the standards set forth in Exhibit V , as the same may be modified by Exhibit (2) The Developer agrees to provide to the City and Third Party Funding Agencies, if required, for their review and approval, the 101 Tunnels and Driveways Drawings. The City shall review and approve the 101 Tunnels and Driveways Drawings in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section 10.2(C) of this Agreement. No review or approval of the 101 Tunnels and Driveways Drawings shall relieve the Developer from its obligations to construct the 101 Tunnels and Driveways in a good and workmanlike manner in accordance with the 101 Tunnels and Driveways Drawings and all applicable Federal, State, or Local codes, standards, requirements and permits. It is understood and agreed that an Agency or Agencies may require review of the 101 Tunnels and Driveways Drawings and that the City cannot control the timing or content of such review and that an Agency’s review may override, or render void the City’s review and approvals of such drawings. Nonetheless, the City will timely perform its review and encourage the timely review by any reviewing Agency. (3) All contracts for the design and construction of the 101 Tunnels and Driveways shall provide that the City shall be the third party beneficiary of the designers’, engineers’ and all other contractors’ obligations to the Developer under such contracts, including without limitation all guarantees and warranties and professional liability. (4) The 101 Tunnels and Driveways shall be constructed in accordance with the Project Schedule set forth in Exhibit G. (5) The Commissioning Agent and the City will periodically monitor construction of the 101 Tunnels and Driveways to confirm that the construction of the 101 Tunnels and Driveways is being conducted in compliance with all applicable codes, standards, requirements, including Exhibit V, as the same may be modified by Exhibit V-1, and permits. The Developer acknowledges that the City and Third Party Funding Agencies have the right to inspect the construction of ...
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