Common use of TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITY CORRIDORS Clause in Contracts

TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITY CORRIDORS. 13.01 If the community in which the Development Area is located is adjacent to a Transportation and Utility Corridor, the Developer, at its sole cost and expense and to the satisfaction of the Manager, Development Engineering, shall install and maintain the temporary signs at the entrances to the community that are both required by and in accordance with the Transportation and Utility Corridor (T.U.C.) Signage Policy. 13.02 The Developer shall obtain approval from the Province of Alberta, which may include Ministerial consent, for work within or adjacent to the T.U.C. in accordance with the Provincial T.U.C. policies and requirements. A. GRADING, LOAMING AND SEEDING 14.01 The Developer, at its sole cost and expense, except as hereinafter provided shall: (1) grade, loam and seed to grass, to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces and in conformity with the Park Specifications, all: (a) sub-neighbourhood parks; (b) linear parks; (c) public utility lots; (d) boulevards; (e) medians; (f) traffic islands with a minimum five hundred (500) square metres in area; (g) Public Utility Lots located adjacent to Municipal Reserve specifically for shallow utility infrastructure; (h) those portions of the Neighbourhood Park, Community Park, and District Parks that are designated by the City’s Parks & Open Spaces Business Unit as decorative parks, ornamental parks and tot lots; and (2) ensure that the grass is well established and in a vigorous growing condition after the first cutting after germination, to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces. 14.02 Notwithstanding anything contained herein, the Developer shall: (1) construct all Neighbourhood Park, Community Park, and District Parks, and associated amenities, required as a condition of Subdivision Approval in accordance with the Park Specifications; and (2) use the Conceptual Site Plan approved at the time of the outline plan as a guide to prepare Construction Drawings for the said parks. 14.03 The Final Acceptance Certificate for Community and District Parks shall be submitted to the City no later than: (1) at least one full year prior to occupancy of a school located on the park; (2) when thirty (30) percent of the lots or projected lots located within all lands located within 1.2 kilometres from the property line of the said Community and District Park, as the case may be, have building permits released and the community has made a formal written request to the Director, Parks &Open Spaces to develop the said park; (3) when the City requires the said Community and District Parks for municipal purposes; or (4) September 30th in the year in which the Community and District Parks are constructed. 14.04 Neighbourhood and Sub-neighbourhood Parks are to be completed to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces once fifty (50) percent of the lots adjacent to the said parks have building permits released. 14.05 The Developer shall ensure that any fill material placed on reserve parcels in accordance with Parks Specifications and the backfilling specifications of the City is placed in a workmanlike manner, including: (1) the removal of loam prior to the placement of the fill material; and (2) all fill materials and the compaction of all fill materials placed in those areas that can be identified as potential building sites by the City’s Joint Use Coordinating Committee. 14.06 The Developer of Record shall be entitled to cost recovery of the minimum landscape development activities as defined in the Park Specifications for Community and District Parks, including amenities, at prices in accordance with the Unit Rate Schedule upon acknowledgement of the relevant Construction Completion Certificate. 14.07 The Developer, at its sole cost and expense, shall ensure that prior to the acknowledgement of the respective Construction Completion Certificate, all items referenced in paragraph 14.01 are maintained in a “weed free” condition, all to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces.

TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITY CORRIDORS. 13.01 If the community in which the Development Area is located is adjacent to a Transportation and Utility Corridor, the Developer, at its sole cost and expense and to the satisfaction of the ManagerDirector, Development EngineeringCalgary Approvals Coordination, shall install and maintain the temporary signs at the entrances to the community that are both required by and in accordance with the Transportation and Utility Corridor (T.U.C.) Signage Policy. 13.02 The Developer shall obtain approval from the Province of Alberta, which may include Ministerial consent, consent for work within or adjacent to the T.U.C. in accordance with the Provincial T.U.C. policies and requirements. A. GRADING, LOAMING AND SEEDING 14.01 The Developer, at its sole cost and expense, except as hereinafter provided shall: (1) grade, loam and seed to grass, to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces and in conformity with the Park Specifications, all: (a) sub-neighbourhood parks; (b) linear parks; (c) public utility lots; (d) boulevards; (e) medians; (f) traffic islands with a minimum five hundred (500) square metres in area; (g) Public Utility Lots located adjacent to Municipal Reserve specifically for shallow utility infrastructure; (h) those portions of the Neighbourhood Park, Community Park, and District Parks that are designated by the City’s Parks & Open Spaces Business Unit as decorative parks, ornamental parks and tot lots; and (2) ensure that the grass is well established and in a vigorous growing condition after the first cutting after germination, to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open SpacesParks. 14.02 Notwithstanding anything contained herein, the Developer shall: (1) construct all Neighbourhood Park, Community Park, and District Parks, and associated amenities, required as a condition of Subdivision Approval in accordance with the Park Specifications; and (2) use the Conceptual Site Plan approved at the time of the outline plan as a guide to prepare Construction Drawings for the said parks. 14.03 The Final Acceptance Certificate for Community and District Parks shall be submitted to the City no later than: (1) at least one full year prior to occupancy of a school located on the park; (2) when thirty (30) percent of the lots or projected lots located within all lands located within 1.2 kilometres from the property line of the said Community and District Park, as the case may be, have building permits released and the community has made a formal written request to the Director, Parks &Open Spaces Xxxxx to develop the said park; (3) when the City requires the said Community and District Parks for municipal purposes; or (4) September 30th in the year in which the Community and District Parks are constructed. 14.04 Neighbourhood and Sub-neighbourhood Parks are to be completed to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces Xxxxx once fifty (50) percent of the lots adjacent to the said parks have building permits released. 14.05 The Developer shall ensure that any fill material placed on reserve parcels in accordance with Parks Specifications and the backfilling specifications of the City is placed in a workmanlike manner, including: (1) the removal of loam prior to the placement of the fill material; and (2) all fill materials and the compaction of all fill materials placed in those areas that can be identified as potential building sites by the City’s Joint Use Coordinating Committee. 14.06 The Developer of Record shall be entitled to cost recovery of the minimum landscape development activities as defined in the Park Specifications for Community and District Parks, including amenities, at prices in accordance with the Unit Rate Schedule upon acknowledgement of the relevant Construction Completion Certificate. 14.07 The Developer, at its sole cost and expense, expense shall ensure that prior to the acknowledgement of the respective Construction Completion Certificate, all items referenced in paragraph 14.01 are maintained in a “weed free” condition, all to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open SpacesParks.

TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITY CORRIDORS. 13.01 If the community in which the Development Area is located is adjacent to a Transportation and Utility Corridor, the Developer, at its sole cost and expense and to the satisfaction of the ManagerDirector, Development Engineeringand Building Approvals, shall install and maintain the temporary signs at the entrances to the community that are both required by and in accordance with the Transportation and Utility Corridor (T.U.C.) Signage Policy. 13.02 The Developer shall obtain approval from the Province of Alberta, which may include Ministerial consent, consent for work within or adjacent to the T.U.C. in accordance with the Provincial T.U.C. policies and requirements. A. GRADING. LANDSCAPING OF RESERVE PARCELS, LOAMING PUBLIC UTILITY LOTS, STREETS AND SEEDINGAVENUES AND UNDERGROUND IRRIGATION 14.01 The Developer, at its sole cost and expense, except as hereinafter provided shall: (1) grade, loam and seed to grass, to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces and in conformity with the Park Specifications, all: (a) sub-neighbourhood parks; (b) linear parks; (c) public utility lots; (d) boulevards; (e) medians; (f) traffic islands with a minimum five hundred (500) square metres in area; (g) Public Utility Lots located adjacent to Municipal Reserve specifically for shallow utility infrastructure; (h) those portions of the Neighbourhood Park, Community Park, and District Parks that are designated by the City’s Parks & Open Spaces Business Unit as decorative parks, ornamental parks and tot lots; and (2) ensure that the grass is well established and in a vigorous growing condition after the first cutting after germination, to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open SpacesParks. 14.02 Notwithstanding anything contained herein, the Developer shall: (1) construct all Neighbourhood Park, Community Park, and District Parks, and associated amenities, required as a condition of Subdivision Approval in accordance with the Park Specifications; and (2) use the Conceptual Site Plan approved at the time of the outline plan as a guide to prepare Construction Drawings construction plans for the said parks. 14.03 The Final Acceptance Certificate for Community and District Parks shall be submitted to the City no later than: (1) at least one full year prior to occupancy of a school located on the park; (2) when thirty (30) percent of the lots or projected lots located within all lands located within 1.2 kilometres from the property line of the said Community and District Park, as the case may be, have building permits released and the community has made a formal written request to the Director, Parks &Open Spaces Xxxxx to develop the said park; (3) when the City requires the said Community and District Parks for municipal purposes; or (4) September 30th in the year in which the Community and District Parks are constructed. 14.04 Neighbourhood and Sub-neighbourhood Parks are to be completed to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open Spaces Xxxxx once fifty (50) percent of the lots adjacent to the said parks have building permits released. 14.05 The Developer shall ensure that any fill material placed on reserve parcels in accordance with Parks Specifications and the backfilling specifications of the City is placed in a workmanlike manner, including: (1) the removal of loam prior to the placement of the fill material; and (2) all fill materials and the compaction of all fill materials placed in those areas that can be identified as potential building sites by the City’s Joint Use Coordinating Committee. 14.06 The Developer of Record shall be entitled to cost recovery of the minimum landscape development activities as defined in the Park Specifications for Community and District Parks, including amenities, at prices in accordance with the Unit Rate Schedule upon acknowledgement of the relevant Construction Completion Certificate. 14.07 The Developer, at its sole cost and expense, expense shall ensure that prior to the acknowledgement of the respective Construction Completion Certificate, all items referenced in paragraph 14.01 are maintained in a “weed free” condition, all to the satisfaction of the Director, Parks & Open SpacesParks.