URBAN INTEGRATION Sample Clauses

URBAN INTEGRATION. Urban and site planning: The CIQ will assure on‐going representation by CIQ/residents on various hospital planning committees and oversight committees, and a committee – to be formed – with the MUHC, CIQ and the consortium building and operating the building. The MUHC and the CIQ agree to support each other in pursuing integrated planning of the MUHC site and adjacent sites and projects with all relevant bodies. The MUHC and the CIQ agree to inform the other party of urban planning initiatives that aim to guide development around the Xxxx Campus site. The MUHC and the CIQ agree to promote the inclusion of both parties in any on‐going planning processes. The MUHC’s Xxxx Campus includes green areas, public facilities, and site permeability. For site edges and the eastern portion of the site, the CIQ will provide expertise and input as to designs that meet community priorities, with the MUHC and CIQ to work jointly to assess the feasibility of implementing such plans.
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URBAN INTEGRATION. Urban and site planning: The MUHC and the CIQ agree to support each other in pursuing integrated planning of the Xxxx site and adjacent sites and projects with all relevant bodies. The MUHC and the CIQ agree to promote the inclusion of both parties in any on-going planning processes. The MUHC’s Xxxx site includes green areas, public facilities, and site permeability. For site edges and the eastern portion of the site, the CIQ will provide expertise and input as to designs that meet community priorities, with the MUHC and CIQ to work jointly to assess the feasibility of implementing such plans. As the project evolves, the MUHC will support requests from the CIQ for representation on committees whose mandates relate to principles pursued within the current Partnership Agreement, and which have been previously agreed upon by both parties. The MUHC commits to consult the CIQ on topics pertinent to the agreement including but not limited to the following subjects: Transport – Access to the Sud-Ouest via Saint-Jacques – Link to the Vendôme xxxxx xxxxxxx – Landscaping.
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  • Full Integration This Agreement, including the attached Order, is the final written expression and the complete and exclusive statement of all the agreements, conditions, promises, representations, and covenants between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, and supercedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements, negotiations, representations, understandings, and discussions between and among the parties, their respective representatives, and any other person or entity, with respect to the subject matter covered hereby.

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