Trail Extension Funding Sample Clauses

Trail Extension Funding. Currently, the Trail Extension is funded in the Florida Department of Transportation (“FDOT”) 2023-2024 budget. If in Fiscal Year 2024, a government funding shortfall to complete the Trail Extension is demonstrated by either the FDOT, Polk County or the City, then at such time as the Developer submits a site plan which would trigger the project to exceed the Trip Generation Threshold, then the Developer shall only be responsible for its proportionate share of constructing the Trail Extension within the Property’s boundaries, which amount shall not exceed $300,000. The Developer shall not be responsible for funding any off-site portion of the Trail Extension. In the event that the Trail Extension program is terminated by any agency with governing authority over the same, then Developer shall have no responsibility for any construction of any trail on site and this mitigation requirement shall be deemed null and void. If there are sufficient funds available from the Florida Department of Transportation, City or Polk County to cover the cost of the Trail Extension, then such available funds shall be utilized to pay for construction of the Trail Extension on the Property. As part of the Trail Extension design, Developer shall establish direct pedestrian connections from the Trail Extension into the Property so that such trail shall be integrated with any required internal pedestrian network.
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