Trails and Amenities Clause Samples
Trails and Amenities. The Project shall incorporate a hard surface trail with a minimum paved width of 10’ within the development which shall be accessible and usable by the general public, as well as the residents of the Project. A typical cross section of the trail is illustrated on the Conceptual Land Use Plan. The right of the general public to access and use the trail shall be provided through a recorded easement, dedication to public use on the plat for the Project, or other enforceable legal document. In addition, the Project shall include the following amenities for the use of residents: (1) a pool and cabana sufficiently sized to serve the entire community; (2) a tot lot/playground; and (3) a dog park. The foregoing amenities, including the pool, cabana, and tot lot, shall be completed prior to the issuance of the 250th certificate of occupancy for a residential home within the Project. Recreational improvements will be provided in each designated park area within the Project as denoted on the Conceptual Land Use Plan as follows: T1-A – gazebo and picnic tables; T1-L – passive park/tot lot; T2-I – dog park; and T3-H – exercise/outdoor stretching apparatus. The foregoing recreational improvements and their locations are conceptual and may be modified administratively in writing by the Town Staff.
Trails and Amenities. The Districts may own, operate and maintain trails and related amenities within the Districts. All parks and trails shall be open to the general public, including Town residents who do not reside in the Districts, free of charge. Any fee imposed by the Districts for access to recreation improvements owned by the Districts, other than parks and trails, shall not result in Town residents who reside outside the Districts paying a user fee that is greater than, or otherwise disproportionate to, amounts paid by residents of the Districts and shall not result in the Districts residents subsidizing the use by non-Districts residents. The Districts shall be entitled to impose a reasonable administrative fee to cover additional expenses associated with use of District recreational improvements, other than parks and trails, by Town residents who do not reside in the Districts to ensure that such use is not subsidized by the Districts residents.
Trails and Amenities