Community Improvements definition
Community Improvements means and includes any and all infrastructure and improvements constructed or installed in connection with the development of the Property and/or of Community, including without limitation streets, utilities of all types and all utility infrastructure (including but not limited to water, wastewater, electric, natural gas, telecommunications, storm sewer, drainage, and reclaimed water), all common area improvements for the Community (including all fencing, screening, entryway improvements (including all associated landscaping and irrigation), sidewalks, signage, park and recreation areas, playgrounds, pools, sports fields and courts, amenity centers and other community facilities, and other amenities for the Community or any phase thereof), and other shared improvements.
Community Improvements means any capital improvement or facility, on-going service provision or monetary payment, or any service required by the Basic Approvals and this Agreement for the public benefit that is not: (1) a mitigation measure for the Project required by the California Environmental Quality Act; (2) a public or private improvement or monetary payment required by Existing Standards or Uniform Codes (including, for example, utility connections required by Uniform Codes, the payment of Development Fees and Exactions, Planning Code-required open space); or (3) the privately-owned residential and commercial buildings constructed on the Project Site, with the exception of the fitness/community center and the school, which are Community Improvements and may be privately-owned. Furthermore, Community Improvements shall not include: (1) any units constructed by Developer or fee paid by Developer in compliance with the BMR Requirement, and (2) the Replacement Units, which also provide the City with a negotiated benefit of substantial economic value, but are subject to provisions of Section 4 this Agreement.
Community Improvements means any capital improvement or facility, on-going service provision or monetary payment, or any service required by the Basic Approvals and this Agreement for the public benefit that is not: (1) a Mitigation Measure for the Project required by CEQA; (2) a public or private improvement or monetary payment required by Existing Standards or Uniform Codes (including, for example, utility connections required by Uniform Codes, the payment of Impact Fees and Exactions, and Planning Code-required open space); (3) Stormwater Management Improvements; or (4) the privately-owned residential and commercial buildings constructed on the Project Site, with the exception of the fitness/community center and the school, which are Community Improvements and may be privately-owned. Furthermore, Community Improvements shall not include: (1) any units constructed by Developer or fee paid by Developer in compliance with the BMR Requirement, or (2) the Replacement Units, which also provide the City with a negotiated benefit of substantial economic value and are subject to provisions of Section 4 this Agreement. With the exception of Alternate Community Improvements, all Community Improvements required by the Basic Approvals and this Agreement are shown on the Phasing Plan. Section 3.5 of this Agreement sets forth the ownership and maintenance responsibilities of the City and Developer for the Community Improvements. Community Improvements include the following types of infrastructure or facilities:
(1) Publicly-Owned Community Improvements. These facilities are listed on Exhibit C attached hereto. Because these improvements shall be dedicated to and accepted by the City, they also fall within the definition of Public Improvements. They may be publicly-maintained or privately-maintained based on the specific terms of Section 3.5 of this Agreement.
Examples of Community Improvements in a sentence
With regard to the Community Improvements that are ongoing programs or services, such as shuttles and transit services, Developer shall consult with the relevant City Agencies prior to commencing such programs or services.
The City Agencies will not impose requirements or conditions that are inconsistent with the Prior Approvals, and will not disapprove the application based on items that are consistent with the Prior Approvals, including but not limited to denying approval of Community Improvements based upon items that are consistent with the Prior Approvals.
The Community Improvements and certain Public Improvements to be constructed by Developer are listed in the Phasing Plan.
If Developer fails to complete the Community Improvement within such time frame, the City may cease issuing any further Project approvals, not accept any additional applications for the Project, and include in any estoppel certificate language reflecting Developer’s failure to complete such Community Improvements.
Developer shall pay for all costs relating to the Project, including the Community Improvements, at no cost to the City.
More Definitions of Community Improvements
Community Improvements means any capital improvement or facility, on-going service provision or monetary payment, or any service required by the Basic Approvals and this Agreement for the public benefit that is not: (1) a mitigation measure for the Project required by the California Environmental Quality Act; (2) a public or private improvement or monetary payment required by Existing Standards or Uniform Codes (including, for example, utility connections required by Uniform Codes, the payment of Development Fees and Exactions, Planning Code-required open space); or (3) the privately-owned residential and commercial buildings constructed on the Project Site, with the exception of the fitness/community center and the school, which are Community Improvements and may be privately-owned. Furthermore, Community Improvements shall not include: (1) any units constructed by Developer or fee paid by Developer in compliance with the BMR Requirement, and (2) the Replacement Units, which also provide the City with a negotiated benefit of substantial economic value, but are subject to provisions of Section 4 this Agreement. With the exception of Alternate Community Improvements, all Community Improvements required by the Basic Approval and this Agreement are shown on the Phasing Plan.
(1) Publicly-Owned Community Improvements. These are facilities that fall within the definition of Public Improvements and shall be constructed by Developer but ultimately shall be publicly-owned. The facilities are listed in Exhibit C. They may be publicly-maintained or privately-maintained based on the specific terms of Section 3.5 of this Agreement.
Community Improvements has the meaning set forth in Paragraph F of the Recitals.
Community Improvements means Improvements which serve and benefit property within the Community as a whole. Including, but not limited to the public improvements described in Exhibit A.
Community Improvements means any capital improvement or facility, on-going service provision or monetary payment, or any service required by the Basic Approvals and this Agreement for the public benefit that is not: (1) a Mitigation Measure for the Project required by CEQA; (2) a public or private improvement or monetary payment required by Existing Standards or Uniform Codes (including, for example, utility connections required by Uniform Codes, the payment of Impact Fees and Exactions, and Planning Code-required open space); or (3) the privately-owned residential and commercial buildings constructed on the Project Site, with the exception of the fitness/community center and the school, which are Community Improvements and may be privately-owned. Furthermore, Community Improvements shall not include: (1) any units constructed by Developer or fee paid by Developer in compliance with the BMR Requirement, or (2) the Replacement Units, which also provide the City with a negotiated benefit of substantial economic value and are subject to provisions of Section 4 this Agreement. With the exception of Alternate Community Improvements, all Community Improvements required by the Basic Approvals and this Agreement are shown on the Phasing Plan. Section 3.5 of this Agreement sets forth the ownership and maintenance responsibilities of the City and Developer for the Community Improvements. Community Improvements include the following types of infrastructure or facilities:
(1) Publicly-Owned Community Improvements. These facilities are listed on Exhibit C attached hereto. They may be publicly-maintained or privately-maintained based on the specific terms of Section 3.5 of this Agreement.
Community Improvements means additional equipment and/or infrastructure needed to accommodate sporting events, entertainment, business conferences, conventions, and spectator events resulting in whole or in part from the City’s recruiting efforts.
Community Improvements means any capital improvement or facility, on-going service provision or monetary payment, or any service required by the Basic Approvals and this Agreement for the public benefit that is not: (1) a Mitigation Measure for the Project required by CEQA; (2) a public or private improvement or monetary payment required by Existing Standards or Uniform Codes (including, for example, utility connections required by Uniform Codes, the payment of Impact Fees and Exactions, and Planning Code- required open space); (3) stormwater management improvements; or (4) the privately-owned residential and commercial buildings constructed on the Project Site, with the exception of the
Community Improvements means all real and personal property, including easements and leasehold interests, designated as such in this Declaration, in any Supplemental Declaration subjecting additional property within the Roslyn Ridge Owners Association to this Declaration or in any conveyance to the Association, and for which the Association has maintenance, insurance, operating, or other responsibility under this Declaration or other agreements entered into by the Association. The Community Improvements shall also include all real and personal property which the Association owns, leases, or otherwise holds possessory or use rights in for the common use and enjoyment of all Owners and occupants of the property subject to this Declaration and such additional property which may be added in the future.