Common use of Unrelated Infrastructure Clause in Contracts

Unrelated Infrastructure. “Unrelated Infrastructure” is Infrastructure contemplated by the Infrastructure Plan but not yet required for development of a Sub-Phase for which Developer has obtained Sub-Phase Approval. Developer may elect to construct Unrelated Infrastructure before receipt of any particular Sub-Phase Approval upon applying to and receiving Approval to do so from the Agency Director. Such Approval may be withheld by the Agency Director if he or she reasonably determines that such construction will materially interfere with the Phasing Plan or with the timing of the availability of Shipyard Increment or Candlestick Increment for other development within the Project Site. In connection with any such Approval, the Agency shall reasonably consider any request by Developer to enter into one (1) or more Permits to Enter under which Developer may construct the Unrelated Infrastructure.