Conveyance of Public Improvements Sample Clauses
The Conveyance of Public Improvements clause outlines the process by which a developer or private party transfers ownership and responsibility for newly constructed public infrastructure—such as roads, utilities, or parks—to a governmental entity. Typically, this clause specifies the standards that the improvements must meet, the documentation required for transfer, and the timing of the conveyance, often upon completion and inspection. Its core function is to ensure that public assets are properly built and legally transferred, thereby clarifying responsibility and maintenance obligations for both parties.
Conveyance of Public Improvements. In accordance with Section 17.21.070 of the Fruita Municipal Code, all public improvements constructed in accordance with this Agreement, including but not limited to all wastewater collection mains, laterals and related improvements; public street improvements including required pavement, curbs, gutters and sidewalks shall be dedicated or conveyed to the City. Upon completion of construction in conformity with the plans, and any properly approved changes, the Developer shall convey to the City, by ▇▇▇▇ of sale, all physical facilities necessary for the extension, maintenance and repair of municipal utility services and other public facilities. Acceptance of said conveyance shall be made by the City by majority vote of the City Council. Following such dedication or conveyance, the City shall be solely responsible for the maintenance of such improvements, unless otherwise provided in this Agreement, except for any correction work required during the warranty period set forth in subsection 5.4 above.
Conveyance of Public Improvements. Within twenty-eight (28) days of ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s final acceptance of the Public Improvements in accordance with paragraph 5.11 below, the Developer, at no cost to Salida, shall do the following:
5.7.1 Execute and deliver to Salida a good and sufficient bill ofsale describing all ofthe Public Improvements constructed, connected, and installed by the Developer pursuant to this Agreement, together with all personal property relating to the Public Improvements (“Bill of Sale”). In the Bill of Sale, the Developer shall warrant the conveyance of the Public Improvements as free from any claim, demand, security interest, lien, or encumbrance whatsoever. Consistent with Section 16-2-60(j) of the Salida Municipal Code, acceptance of the Bill of Sale must be authorized by City Council.
5.7.2 Execute and deliver to Salida a good and sufficient General Warranty Deed conveying to Salida, free and clear of liens and encumbrances, all easements necessary for the operation and maintenance of the Public Improvements to the extent the Public Improvements are not constructed within dedicated easements or rights-of-way as shown on the subdivision plat recorded at Reception No. . Easements for public utilities must be at least twenty feet wide, ten feet wide on either side ofthe relevant infrastructure.
5.7.3 Deliver to Salida all engineering designs, current surveys, current field surveys, and as-built drawings and operation manuals for the Public Improvements, or make reasonable provision for the same to be delivered to Salida. The legal description of all utility service lines must be prepared by a registered land surveyor at the Developer’s sole expense.
Conveyance of Public Improvements. All public Improvements constructed by the Developer in accordance with this Agreement, including water mains, service lines, laterals, fire hydrants and other water distribution facilities; all irrigation lines and facilities; all wastewater collection mains, lines, laterals and related improvements; handicap ramp improvements; and required curbs, sidewalks and asphalt replacement shall be dedicated to the Town and warranted for a period of twenty-four (24) months following completion and approval, as provided in subsection (E) of this section. Upon completion of construction in conformity with the plans, and any properly approved changes, the Developer shall convey to the Town, by bill of sale, all physical facilities constructed by the Developer necessary for the extension, maintenance and repair of municipal utility services and other public facilities. Acceptance of said conveyance shall be authorized by the Town Manager. Following such dedication or conveyance, the Town shall be solely responsible for the maintenance of the Improvements, unless otherwise provided for by agreement, except for any correction work required during the warranty period. In addition, all other improvements such as shallow utility installations and other improvements as shown in approved construction drawings submitted to the Town shall be warranted for a period of twenty-four (24) months following completion and approval, as provided in subsection E.
Conveyance of Public Improvements. Within twenty-eight (28) days of the City’s final acceptance of the Public Improvements in accordance with paragraph 5.9 below, the Developer shall, at no cost to the City, do the following:
5.8.1 Execute and deliver to the City a good and sufficient General Warranty Deed conveying to the City, free and clear of liens and encumbrances, all easements necessary for the operation and maintenance of the Public Improvements to the extent the Public Improvements are not constructed within dedicated easements or rights-of-way as shown on the Jane’s Place Planned Development Plan recorded at Reception No. .
5.8.2 Deliver to the City all engineering designs, current surveys, current field surveys, and as-built drawings and operation manuals for the Public Improvements and for all improvements made for utilities, or make reasonable provision for the same to be delivered to the City. The legal description of all utility service lines must be prepared by a registered land surveyor at the Developer’s sole expense.
Conveyance of Public Improvements. In connection with Seller’s development of the Property, Seller has built certain public improvements (i.e., gravity sanitary sewer, force main and lift station, and potable water system, collectively, the “Public Improvements”). Prior to Closing, and notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, Seller shall convey the Public Improvements to the City of Ocoee, a Florida municipal corporation (the “City”) and concurrently enter into that certain Maintenance, Materials, And Workmanship Agreement With Letter of Credit (the “Maintenance Agreement”) between Seller (as “Developer”) and the City in the form delivered to Purchaser pursuant to Paragraph 2.1 of this Agreement. At Closing Seller shall assign its obligations under the Maintenance Agreement first arising following Closing to Purchaser and Purchaser shall assume the same, and, no later than 30 days after Closing, Purchaser shall replace Seller’s letter of credit (approximately $75,000) posted with the City and request that the City promptly return Seller’s letter of credit to Seller. The provisions of this paragraph shall survive indefinitely any Closing of this Agreement and shall not be merged into the Closing documents.
Conveyance of Public Improvements. Upon completion of the Public Improvements to the satisfaction of the City, the Public Improvements shall be presented to the City for dedication and acceptance. The City shall accept the Public Improvements (“Public Improvements Acceptance”) if it determines that they were constructed in accordance with the approved Public Improvement Plans and the SBMWD Standards, that it operates satisfactorily, all unconditional waivers and releases of mechanics’ liens have been provided, and that all other requirements of this Agreement have been satisfied. Upon acceptance of the Public Improvements, Developer shall assign to the City all of Developer’s rights and remedies, including warranties. Developer will be required to convey title to ownership of the Public Improvements to the City. The form of said title shall be determined by the City.