Common use of Redevelopment Clause in Contracts

Redevelopment. The Parties agree that the Township may create a realistic opportunity for the construction of 49 family units by a) declaring the site an area in need of redevelopment; b)adopting a redevelopment plan for the site with the power of condemnation; and c) naming a redeveloper for the project, which must occur within one year of court approval of this Agreement. In addition, the Township shall transfer the land to a developer within 18 months of the approval of this agreement, which may be extended for good cause for a period of up to three (3) months. The Parties further agree that, in such an event, 24.5 acres of the site will be rezoned to permit a gross density of 10 units per acre, or 245 total units. Of the 245 total units, 49 shall be available to low- and moderate-income families. In the event of redevelopment with the power to condemn, the 196 market-rate units may be age-restricted and such a determination shall be solely within the discretion of the Township.

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Sources: Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement, Settlement Agreement