Public Improvements Clause Samples
The Public Improvements clause defines the obligations and procedures related to constructing, installing, or upgrading infrastructure or amenities that benefit the general public, such as roads, sidewalks, utilities, or parks. Typically, this clause outlines which party is responsible for completing these improvements, the required standards or approvals, and the timeline for completion, often as a condition for project approval or occupancy. Its core practical function is to ensure that necessary public infrastructure is provided in connection with a development, thereby supporting community needs and compliance with governmental requirements.
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Public Improvements. To the best knowledge of the Transferor Partnership, there are no written or proposed plans to widen, modify, or realign any street or highway or any existing or proposed eminent domain proceedings which would affect the Property in any way whatsoever. To the best knowledge of the Transferor Partnership, there are no presently planned public improvements which would result in the creation of a special improvement or similar lien upon the Property.
Public Improvements those improvements to be constructed relative to the Subdivision that are to be dedicated to the City and accepted for perpetual maintenance by the City.
Public Improvements. Neither Seller nor the Members have any Knowledge of any existing or proposed public improvements which involve or which may result in any charge being levied or assessed against the Premises or which will or could result in the creation of any lien upon the Premises or any part thereof.
Public Improvements. N/A The Developer shall maintain all public facilities, improvements, and open space (if applicable) for the Development according to Teton County standards and any standards separately adopted by the agencies responsible for providing services to the Development, until such time as the responsibility for maintenance of the public improvements and open space is turned over to the Homeowner’s Association for the Development. This transfer of maintenance responsibility shall occur when 50% of the lots or units have been sold. The Homeowner’s Association shall collect dues, a portion of which will be used for maintenance of the public improvements and open space. The Developer shall notify the planning department in writing when the Homeowners Association is established and when the transfer of maintenance responsibility has occurred. A mailing address for future notifications shall also be provided.
Public Improvements. Developer shall design, install, maintain and pay for improvements as set forth in this paragraph, which improvements shall be dedicated or conveyed to the public, and which are hereafter referred to as the “Public Improvements”: Sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water systems, storm water/drainage infrastructure, sidewalks, streets, and other public improvements referred to and identified in this Development Agreement, along with all restoration costs. The Public Improvements shall be installed in accordance with the Plans; federal, state and local law; and subject to City Engineer, City Planner and City Water, Light and Power Commission approval. As a condition of the City’s acceptance of the Public Improvements, the Developer’s engineer shall certify to the City that the Developer’s engineer made reasonable inspections of the Public Improvements and that the design, construction, operation, and condition of the Public Improvements comply with the Development Agreement, as well as with federal, state and local law. Developer shall complete all Public Improvements and obtain the City’s written approval of the Public Improvements no later than: , 201 . Upon the City’s written acceptance of the Public Improvements, the Public Improvements shall automatically become property of the City without further notice or action. Developer shall convey to the City, through dedication in the final plat or a separate conveyance document, fee title or an easement (whichever is required by the City) to (a) the property encompassing all Public Improvements, (b) property necessary for all public and private connections and access to all Public Improvements, and (c) all other property interests, conveyance of which is required by this Development Agreement. Developer shall obtain the City Engineer’s written approval of the form of the conveyance document and the location of all such easements or fee title conveyances. Any part of the Property conveyed, transferred or assigned to the City by deed, dedication, plat, easement, or otherwise shall be conveyed or transferred free and clear of any mortgage, liens, restrictions, interests, or encumbrances, so that upon such conveyance, transfer or dedication, the City shall have good and marketable title thereto clear of any other rights or interests in the Property. Developer shall pay all costs of acquiring any such rights or interests in the Property that are conveyed to the City pursuant to this paragraph, as well as the cost of reco...
Public Improvements. The Developer shall designate the following roads as private
Public Improvements. Owner agrees to design and construct all required public improvements to Town standards at Owner’s expense. Owner shall provide financial guarantees for construction of all required improvements as set forth in each phase or filing of the development and dedicate to the Town any or all of the improvements required by Town ordinances or as otherwise agreed. The public improvements and financial guarantees shall be set forth in a development agreement, or similar such agreement, for each filing. All overhead utility lines shall be undergrounded.
Public Improvements. Those on-site and off-site Public Improvements needed to serve the Project, or otherwise deemed necessary by the Village, including water and sewer utilities, stormwater management facilities, work within public roadways, and sidewalks, and as otherwise provided in the Site Plan.
Public Improvements. The Developer shall design, construct, and install all Public Improvements as shown in the Site Plan and in accordance with Plans and Specifications. The Developer's obligation to complete the Public Improvements will arise once all of the following have occurred: (a) execution of this Agreement; and (b) approval by the Village Engineer of Developer’s Plans and Specifications. Developer's obligation will be independent of anyobligations of the Village contained herein.
Public Improvements. Required public improvements shall be designed and constructed to City standards by Owner at Owner’s expense. Owner further agrees to provide financial guarantees for construction of all required improvements as set forth in each phase of the development, and to dedicate to the City any or all the improvements as required by City ordinances. The public improvements and financial guarantee shall be set forth in the Development Agreement between the City and Owner.