Ski Trail Connection Sample Clauses

The Ski Trail Connection clause establishes the requirement for a direct or designated pathway linking a property or development to existing ski trails. In practice, this clause may specify the standards for the connection, such as width, signage, or maintenance responsibilities, and can apply to both public and private developments near ski resorts. Its core function is to ensure convenient and safe access for skiers, thereby enhancing usability and value of the property while supporting the overall ski infrastructure.
Ski Trail Connection. As depicted on the Final Open Space and Trails Plan, the Ski Trail Connection Easement Area shall include an area that is comprised of a minimum twenty foot (20’) wide trail, together with additional widths for cuts, fills and/or retaining walls necessary for the safe establishment of the Ski Trail Connection, the final dimensions of which shall be determined at the time of final design and construction and confirmed upon the filing of the final subdivision plat of a portion or portions of the FDP Properties that includes the Ski Trail Connection segment. A bridge will be constructed over the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way as required to accommodate the Ski Connection Trail. The bridge located within the Ski Trail Connection will be dedicated to the Town following completion and preliminary acceptance by the Town. One or more Districts shall construct or cause construction of the bridge, and the Town shall contribute $800,000 towards the bridge’s construction (the “Town’s Contribution”). At the time the bridge is completed, the easement for the Ski Trail Connection within the Ski Trail Connection Easement Area shall be granted by JAC or its assigns, and the Town and the applicable District or Districts shall enter into a cost recovery agreement. The formula for collection and distribution of the Town’s Contribution shall be determined pursuant to a development improvements agreement entered between the Town and JAC. The Town’s Contribution shall be paid to JAC no later than two (2) years following completion of the bridge.
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