Common use of Occupancy Permits Clause in Contracts

Occupancy Permits. The City will not issue an occupancy permit for any dwelling within the Plat until the Improvements necessary for said dwelling including sidewalk are accepted and dedicated and all fees related to the dedicated Improvements are paid. All other necessary utilities, including but not limited to telephone/fiber optic, electric and gas utilities, must also be connected and in operating condition for an occupancy permit to be issued. The second lift of asphalt street pavement need not be installed provided there is a sufficient financial guarantee under Section I, Subsection A (Streets & Sidewalks) and/or Section IV, Subsection C (Letter of Credit) of this Agreement to insure the installation of the second lift. Conditional provisions for the installation of any required sidewalk must be made if the sidewalk is not installed prior to requesting the Certificate of Occupancy. The Developer may request dedication of the Improvements in phases, however, no less than a completed street or significant portion there of shall be dedicated. The City will not be required to accept dedication of a single Improvement (sewer main, water main, etc.) without the dedication of all other related improvements in the street. Dedications shall not be made on a lot to lot basis.