Title to Public Infrastructure Improvements Sample Clauses

Title to Public Infrastructure Improvements. The Town shall own surface improvements in the Town Right-of-Way (such as sidewalks and landscaping, for example). The maintenance of Town-owned sidewalks and landscape in the Right-of-Way is the obligation of the Developer. All other PIRF, including without limitation those constructed in the public Right-of-Way (such as buried water service lines, buried wastewater service lines, buried electrical service lines, landscaping according to a future approved Landscape Plan, for example), shall continue to be owned and maintained by the Developer at the Developer’s cost.
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Title to Public Infrastructure Improvements. The Town shall own improvements consisting of the sidewalk, curb and gutter and related apurtenances. All other PII, including without limitation those constructed in the public right-of-way, shall continue to be owned and maintained by the Developer at the Developer’s cost during the term of the Site Lease.
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