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2010-58
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4/6/2010
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185
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Bk Vol Pq <br />10010801 OPR 3872 796 <br />3.3 Utility Easement Obligation Should future development cause the current terminus of <br />Stagecoach Road to extend to the north of its current location, but not extend beyond <br />the northern property line of the Project, County hereby agrees to dedicate an <br />additional ten feet (10') of Right of Way to accommodate the new location of the cul- <br />de -sac at the end of Stagecoach Road. County recognizes and agrees that the <br />construction of parking lot(s) or other improvements in areas that might later be <br />dedicated as Right of Way under this Section will be performed at the sole risk of <br />Hays County. County shall hold City harmless for any costs associated with the <br />removal or demolition of parking lot(s) or other improvements that would impede the <br />purposes of such Right of Way. <br />3.4. Development of Additional Infrastructure If County develops the additional 8.9 acres <br />depicted in Exhibit B or any additional property acquired by County in the future, <br />then County shall bear the costs of the build -out of additional infrastructure from its <br />current location (as depicted in Exhibit "C ") as may be required by City's Land <br />Development Code(s). If a property owner other than County develops adjacent or <br />nearby property that necessitates the build -out of additional infrastructure from its <br />current location (as depicted in Exhibit "C "), as may be required by City's Land <br />Development Code(s), then County shall likewise be obligated to bear the costs <br />associated with those improvements that cross the Project site. <br />ARTICLE IV: Interlocal Agreement. <br />4.1. This Agreement complies with Chapter 791 of the Texas Government Code, known <br />as the Interlocal Cooperation Act. <br />4.2. The Parties recognize that, by executing this Agreement, they are each fulfilling <br />functions that they are authorized to perform individually. The City's authority to <br />regulate subdivisions and development is authorized by Chapter 212 of the Texas <br />Local Government Code, and the County's authority to own and develop government <br />buildings located on real property is authorized by Chapter 291 of the Texas Local <br />Government Code. <br />4.2. Each individual signing, below, has been duly authorized by the governing body of <br />the Party for which he /she is signing. <br />4.3. Any payment made by a Party to this Agreement must be made in current funds that <br />are available to the paying Party at the time this Agreement is executed. <br />ARTICLE V: Miscellaneous. <br />5.1. Notices All notices, demands, comments, consents, authorizations, and approvals <br />required, permitted or mentioned in this Lease shall be in writing and if being sent <br />shall be sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, addressed, postage prepaid, or <br />to be delivered by a nationally recognized overnight delivery service, for example <br />Federal Express, to the addresses set out below, or other addresses as may hereafter <br />be designated by the Parties by notice to the other Party. <br />Interlocal Development Agreement Pg. - 3 <br />
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