9A, City - County Joint Powers Agreement for TCAAP

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Section 3.5. City Implementation Responsibilities. City will complete its obligations and responsibilities to assist in the implementation of the TCAAP Master Plan as described in this Section 13.5 and this Agreement. 3.5.1. AUAR. City has the legal authority as the responsible governmental unit ("RGU"), and finanei 1 .1''1'4" for the development of the AUAR. City will coordinate the results of the AUAR with the Market Study and City's comprehensive plan and the devel^r,,.,°r* e4m order to develop the TCAAP Master Plan in guide the New Development as outline will be provided in the TCAAP Master Plan. City will exert its best efforts to complete the AUAR within eighteen (18) months of the effective date of this Joint Agreement, and to complete the TCAAP Master Plan within six (6) months of the adoption of the AUAR, but not later than twenty-four (24) months of the effective date of this Joint Agreement for completion of the AUAR and the Master Plan. 3.5.2. City Public Improvements. City has responsibility for the construction of the City Public Improvements. City- shall ethe oversight authority to insure that Remediation, Site Glear-anee, developer- installed impy-ovements stieh as water mains, stom a sanitary , i ri aidentified,t+l;tie and other- identif eu.1 uuv l, amenities element of the D„b,l; "Developer » and , °,.tive development agreement. It is the Parties' intent that theCity and County Public Improvements, and Developer Installed Improvements bare constructed in accordance with a desifed schedule and goal f „^m„letias in set forth in th,-TCAAP Master Plante amain all instanees to be in order that such improvements are timely constructed and phased to provide adequate utilities for the New Development as it occurs. However, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties, the City will not construct the trunk and sub-trunk water mains, storm and sanitary sewer elements of the City Public Improvements unless thesothe costs can be charged to a developer pursuant to the City's petition process. 3.5.3. Code Enforcement; Development Review Process. T4ie-City has the legal authority and responsibility for building code enforcement and sfteon the TCAAP Site. City will assign staff to oversee the JDA development monitoring as „r^ ,idea in the TCAAP ::Taster Xanreview process to assure development is in accordance with the teffns of the TG^ A D TiT.,�t� Plan and the TDA RRFP proeess f developing Deyel r t Sites described b development agreement approved by the JDA pursuant to the JDA development review process described in Schedule C City's costs for oversight of the JDA review process and enforcement of approved development agreements will be reimbursed by the JDA from development fees described in Schedule D. Section 3.6. Joint Responsibilities. The Parties will complete their joint obligations and responsibilities in a timely manner. Where deemeddetermined by the Parties to be more appropriate, the authority necessary for the redevelopment of the TCAAP Site as provided in this Joint Agreement may be exercised by the more appropriate Party as determined by the Parties. 3.6.1. Legislative Authority. The Parties will jointly request legislative bonding authority or other financing for the off-site transportation improvements as agreed upon by the 17