Common use of Land Use Approvals Clause in Contracts

Land Use Approvals. The parties agree that the County shall convey to the City a fee title interest in the real property depicted in the attached Exhibit “B” (“City Property”). The property conveyed to the City shall include those additional portions of the Property that the parties agree would otherwise constitute an unusable remainder due to their location, size, presence of setbacks or other building restrictions or environmental conditions. The conveyance shall include as an appurtenance an easement to use the existing County parking facility located to the west of the City property, the terms of which shall be established by separate agreement (the “Parking Easement”). The parties acknowledge that the City’s Community Development Code (“CDC”) requires the subdivision of the Property into two or more lots in order to create a lot that may lawfully be conveyed to the City and developed by the parties. The parties agree to cooperate in the preparation of submittal materials for the requisite subdivision approvals. The City’s CDC further requires review by the Steamboat Springs Planning Commission and City Council of the proposed development of the City Property with the Joint Facility. The ultimate authority to approve the development of the Joint Facility lies with the parties’ governing bodies. The parties agree to cooperate in the preparation of materials to be submitted for review by City bodies pursuant to CDC procedures. City shall be responsible for obtaining and paying the costs of a third party review of parking needs if such a review is required as part of the land use approval process.