Developer Intent Clause Samples

The Developer Intent clause defines the underlying purpose and objectives that the developer aims to achieve in the project or agreement. It typically outlines the developer’s goals, such as delivering a specific type of product, adhering to certain standards, or meeting particular user needs. By clearly stating these intentions, the clause helps ensure that all parties have a shared understanding of the developer’s motivations and expectations, reducing the risk of disputes over interpretation and guiding the application of the agreement in unforeseen circumstances.
Developer Intent. In accordance with the legislative intent evidenced by NRS Chapter 278, Developer wishes to obtain reasonable assurances that Developer may develop the Proposed Development in accordance with the conditions established in this Agreement. Developer acknowledges that there may be certain insufficient public resources, which includes facilities and infrastructure, existing or planned at this time, and in order to develop the Proposed Development, Developer is willing to enter into this Agreement in order to augment certain public services, facilities and infrastructure in the area of the Proposed Development. The Developer’s decision to commence development of the Proposed Development is based on expectations of proceeding and the right to proceed with the Proposed Development in accordance with this Agreement and the Applicable Rules. Developer further acknowledges that this Agreement was made a part of the record at the time of its approval by the BoCC and that the Developer agrees without protest to the requirements, limitations, or conditions imposed by this Agreement.
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Developer Intent. In accordance with the legislative intent evidenced by NRS Chapter 278, Developer wishes to obtain reasonable assurances that Developer may develop the Planned Community in accordance with the conditions established in this Agreement. Developer acknowledges that there are insufficient public services, which includes facilities and infrastructure, existing or planned at this time, and in order to develop the Planned Community, Developer is willing to enter into this Agreement in order to provide certain public services, facilities and infrastructure in the area of the Planned Community. Based upon the nature of the Planned Community, the type and extent of the public improvements and infrastructure to the Planned Community to be provided by Developer, and the type and extent of the public and private improvements to be provided within the Planned Community, the Developer’s decision to commence development of the Planned Community is based on expectations of proceeding and the right to proceed with the Planned Community in accordance with this Agreement, the Applicable Rules and the Zoning Action. Developer further acknowledges that this Agreement was made a part of the record at the time of its approval by the BoCC and that the Developer agrees without protest to the requirements, limitations, or conditions imposed by the Agreement and the Zoning Action.
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Developer Intent. Developer wishes to obtain reasonable assurances that Developer may develop the Proposed Development in accordance with the conditions established in this Agreement. Developer acknowledges that there are insufficient public services, which includes facilities and infrastructure, existing or planned at this time, and in order to develop the Proposed Development, Developer is willing to enter into this Agreement in order to provide certain public services, facilities and infrastructure in the area of the Proposed Development. Based upon the nature of the Proposed Development, the type and extent of the public improvements and infrastructure to the Proposed Development to be provided by Developer, and the type and extent of the public and private improvements to be provided within the Proposed Development, the Developer’s decision to commence development of the Proposed Development is based on expectations of proceeding and the right to proceed with the Proposed Development in accordance with this Agreement, the Applicable Rules and the Zoning Action. Developer further acknowledges that this Agreement was made a part of the record at the time of its approval by the WCCC and that the Developer agrees without protest to the requirements, limitations, or conditions imposed by the Agreement and the Zoning Action.
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Developer Intent. The County (a) agrees that the foregoing expressions of intent by the Developer are not conditions to the approval by the County of the Legislation, or the affordable housing legislation, or the issuance of any building permits by the County for the Development, and (b) understands that given the voluntary nature of such contributions, the Developer intends to take a charitable deduction for such contributions from its federal income taxes and will not oppose such deduction.
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