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C-1 <br />TW185\1\1011577.v13 <br />EXHIBIT C <br />TO <br />DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT <br /> <br /> <br />Sustainability Compliance Measures <br /> <br />JDA SUSTAINABILITY COMPLIANCE MEASURES <br />LOT 1, BLOCK 1 <br /> <br />2.0.1 Sustainability Credit. <br /> <br />Developer shall install the mechanical system that will reduce carbon emissions from the <br />commercial building (the “Building”) to be constructed on the Subject Property, which mechanical <br />system will include certain Core Sustainability Elements (as defined below) (the “System”). The <br />System will be more particularly described in the Plans. Based upon early and preliminary <br />estimates only, Developer currently estimates that the System as finally installed will cost <br />approximately $9,316,947.28. To assist in the cost of the Core Sustainability Elements, the County <br />has agreed to reduce the Purchase Price of the Subject Property by up to $3,516,947.28 (the <br />“Maximum Sustainability Credit”). Therefore, together, Developer and the County will be <br />contributing to the cost of the System. A standard mechanical system for the Building (without <br />the Core Sustainability Elements) would cost approximately $5,800,000.00 (“Minimum <br />Investment”). Developer commits to expending the Minimum Investment. <br />At Closing, Developer and the County have agreed that the cost of the System will be determined <br />in good faith by Developer on an open-book basis prior to November 1, 2025 (“System Cost”). <br />Promptly following November 1, 2025, the parties shall compute the difference between the <br />System Cost and the Minimum Investment (“Sustainability Credit”). In the event the <br />Sustainability Credit exceeds the Maximum Sustainability Credit the cost of such overage shall be <br />paid for by Developer. If the Sustainability Credit is less than the Maximum Sustainability Credit <br />then at the County’s election, all or part of such difference may be refunded to County or <br />contributed toward further sustainability measures. <br />
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