Trails and Accessibility Sample Clauses

Trails and Accessibility. Developer agrees to work with the City to establish and locate mutually acceptable trail systems within the Land. Developer intends to construct a pervious maintenance road adjacent to certain detention and drainage facilities, which may serve the dual purpose of (i) providing access to, and the ability to maintain, detention and drainage facilities, and (ii) providing a public trail through the Project, as shown on Exhibit B attached hereto as the “Public Trail Through Double L” (the “Trail”). The Trail will meet TCEQ standards for construction within a buffer zone and the District’s standards for access and maintenance of its drainage and detention facilities. The City may further improve the Trail, subject to a separate written agreement with the District. The Developer agrees to work with the City to allow the City to construct public trail connections extending from the Trail to Dripping Springs Ranch Park and Xxxxxxxxx Natural Resource Park. The Developer agrees to pay Park Development Fees in the amount of $648 per residential unit for senior living multi-family and for residential lots of 40’ wide or smaller (the “Garden Home Product”). The Developer further agrees to pay Park Development Fees in the amount of $648 per single-family residential unit (excluding Garden Home Product) that results in the number of platted single-family lots (excluding the Garden Home Product) within the Project exceeding 1,710 single-family residential units (“Additional Lots”). Provided, however, the City agrees to offset the amount of Park Development Fees otherwise owed under this Section 2.4 for Additional Lots by (i) the costs incurred by the Developer to construct the Trail or other trail facilities open to the general public except for the Shared Use Path, and (ii) the dollar amount of any private contribution by Owner for any grant application for parks. Park Development Fees for senior living multi-family, Garden Home Product and the Additional Lots shall be due and payable, in phases, to the City at the time such senior living multi-family, Garden Home Product and Additional Lots are platted or at the time of final platting of a phase of development that includes senior living multi-family, Garden Home Product and Additional Lots, whichever comes first, based on the number of senior living multi- family, Garden Home Product and Additional Lots included in the plat.
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Trails and Accessibility. Owner agrees to provide private trails and private parkland within the Project and shall work with the City to establish and locate mutually acceptable trail systems within the Property..
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