Common use of Development Phasing Clause in Contracts

Development Phasing. Development of the Property shall proceed in accordance with a detailed, City-approved phasing plan as established in an executed and recorded subdivision agreement in conjunction with each subdivision and PUD request. Any phasing plan shall be acceptable to and approved by the City. The phasing plan shall establish acceptable completion schedules (including deadlines within which specified public improvements serving the Property must be completed and receive construction acceptance by the City) in order for the Owner to receive building permits, certificates of occupancy or other approvals or notices to proceed in order to build, develop or occupy portions of the development. The completion of each phase of development of the Property, including completion of public and private improvements, shall occur in accordance with the completion schedules and deadlines set forth in the approved phasing plan, or City approved modifications thereof. Requests for modifications shall be submitted to the City and the City Manager may either approve the modification or refer the modification for consideration by the City Council, at the City Manager’s discretion. The Owner specifically agrees that a detailed phasing plan shall be submitted to and receive City approval prior to commencement of any development activities (excepting only overlot grading and work on existing private utilities or irrigation facilities owned by third parties) or construction of any structure upon any portion of the Property. Without limiting the foregoing, the Owner agrees that the full width of Campus Drive from ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to 96th Street, including, without limitation, all roadway improvements and associated landscaping, medians, bikeways, signage and other improvements, shall be completed and receive construction acceptance as part of the first phase of improvements and by the deadlines established in the subdivision agreement which shall accompany the first final subdivision plat for the Property.

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Sources: Planned Community Zone District Zoning Agreement, Planned Community Zone District Zoning Agreement