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Res 2021-246 approving a Development Agreement with HK Baugh Ranch, LLC, HK Riley’s Pointe, LLC, and Benchmark Acquisitions, LLC, to regulate the annexation and future development of approximately 1,142 acres of land
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Res 2021-246 approving a Development Agreement with HK Baugh Ranch, LLC, HK Riley’s Pointe, LLC, and Benchmark Acquisitions, LLC, to regulate the annexation and future development of approximately 1,142 acres of land
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12/7/2021
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the City may amend this Agreement without the joinder of any other landowner. <br /> (b) Amendments to this Agreement or the Concept Plan shall not be considered a <br /> waiver of vested rights as described in Section 2.02. <br /> Section 9.02 Assignment. <br /> (a) Owners may assign this Agreement from time to time with respect to all or part of <br /> an Owner's interest in the Property to a purchaser of all or a portion of the <br /> Property, and Developer may assign this Agreement from time to time to a <br /> Designated Successor and Assign. Any assignment must be in writing, set forth <br /> the assigned rights and obligations without modification or amendment, and be <br /> executed by the assigning Owner or Developer and the proposed assignee. The <br /> assigning Owner or Developer shall provide the City a Notice (as hereinafter <br /> defined) of each such assignment, including a copy of the assignment document. <br /> Upon such whole or partial assignment, the City shall solely look to the assignee <br /> for the performance of all obligations under this Agreement with respect to that <br /> portion of the Property so assigned. The assigning Owner or Developer shall be <br /> released from any and all obligations under this Agreement and shall have no <br /> further liability with respect to the portion of the Property so assigned, except as <br /> to a default that occurred prior to the date of the assignment. A default by any <br /> subsequent assignee shall not constitute a default by an Owner or Developer <br /> under this Agreement. <br /> (b) The City may not assign this Agreement, in whole or in part, including any <br /> obligation,right, title, or interest of the City under this Agreement, to any person, <br /> entity, or political subdivision. <br /> ARTICLE X. <br /> DEFAULT AND REMEDIES FOR DEFAULT <br /> Section 10.01 Preventative Default Measures. The City agrees that day-to-day oversight <br /> of the implementation of this Agreement shall at all times during the term of this <br /> Agreement be assigned directly to a member of the City administration. In the event of a <br /> dispute involving an interpretation or any other aspect of this Agreement, upon an <br /> Owner's or Developer's request, such City representative shall convene a meeting of the <br /> Parties as soon as reasonably practicable and use all reasonable efforts to avoid <br /> processing delays and to resolve the dispute and carry out the spirit and purpose of this <br /> Agreement. <br /> Section 10.02 Default and Notice of Default. It shall be a default under this Agreement <br /> if one of the Parties shall fail to perform any of its obligations under this Agreement and <br /> such failure shall remain uncured following the expiration of thirty(30) days after written <br /> 17 <br /> 960915_5 <br />
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