YVHA Share Sample Clauses

YVHA Share. YVHA shall be obligated to pay its proportionate share of the cost of offsite infrastructure necessary to offset the impacts of the development of Brown Ranch. Offsite improvements include, without limitation, energy, communications, transportation, and public safety infrastructure (the “Offsite Improvements”). The parties acknowledge that although the Combined Public Safety Facility is located within Brown Ranch, it provides benefits to both Brown Ranch and to existing City residents, and that its costs should be allocated between the parties on that basis in the same manner as Offsite Improvements. The parties agree that the development of Brown Ranch at full build out will create demand necessitating the public infrastructure improvements identified in Exhibit “E,” and that YVHA’s share of the cost of these improvements shall be as identified in Exhibit “E”.
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YVHA Share. YVHA shall be obligated to pay its proportionate share of the cost of offsite improvements necessary to offset the impacts of the development of Brown Ranch. Offsite improvements including, without limitation, transportation, parks, and public safety infrastructure. The parties agree that the development of Brown Ranch at full build out will create demand necessitating the public infrastructure improvements identified in Exhibit (the “Offsite Improvements”) and that YVHA’s share of the cost of these improvements shall be as identified in Exhibit .

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