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the extent of such necessity. Boulder County and Louisville hereby approve the <br />proposed permanent drainage and temporary construction easements identified in <br />Exhibit B attached to this Agreement. Within 10 business days of receipt by Boulder <br />County and Louisville of final permanent drainage and temporary construction <br />easements, Boulder County and Louisville shall review and determine whether to <br />approve such final easements and approval shall not be unreasonably withheld for <br />any such easement that does not vary from that shown on Exhibit B by more than 50 <br />feet in any direction. <br /> <br /> While the final design of the roadway is to be determined at a later date, the <br />Parties agree to the following: <br /> <br />2. Section 4.3 of the Agreement is hereby amended to read as follows: <br /> <br /> 4.3 ALLOCATION OF PARKWAY FINANCING PROCEEDS. The <br />Parties and the Authority agree, and the consents set forth in subsection 4.1.7 are <br />expressly conditioned upon the requirements, that $36 million will be allocated from <br />the initial Parkway financing proceeds as well as other Authority revenues for right- <br />of-way acquisition, design engineering and the construction of South 96th Street <br />pursuant to subsection 4.2.1., of West Midway Boulevard pursuant to subsection <br />4.2.2. and of a Dillon Road connection across the U.S. 287 corridor pursuant to <br />subsection 4.1.5. and that a minimum of$10 million will be allocated from the initial <br />Parkway financing proceeds for open space and conservation easement acquisition. <br />The Parties and the Authority also agree that the Authority shall pay an additional <br />$10 million for open space from Authority revenues to the Parties on or before <br />December 31, 2008. Said additional $10 million shall be expended by the Parties for <br />acquisitions of permanent open space located within the Plan Area of this Agreement <br />and shall be allocated as follows: Louisville, Broomfield and Boulder County shall <br />each receive $3 million and Lafayette shall receive $1 million. For purposes of this <br />section 4.3, permanent open space may include either conservation easements and/or <br />fee simple ownership. If the said additional $10 million is paid over several years, <br />each payment shall be divided amongst the four Parties pro rata in accordance with <br />the ration of total payments each is entitled to under this section 4.3. Said additional <br />$10 million for open space may be used for the purchase of any City Preservation <br />Area or Rural Preservation Area property for permanent open space and/or <br />reimbursement of expenditures of the Parties for previously acquired permanent open <br />space properties within the Plan Area for which no previous reimbursement pursuant <br />to other provisions of this Agreement has been received. The Parties agree, upon <br />acquisition of each permanent open space property, to forthwith provide an undivided <br />interest in a perpetual conservation easement to each of the other Parties covering the <br />entirety of such property ensuring the perpetual use of the property as open space. <br /> <br /> An illustrative allocation of the initial Parkway financing proceeds and other <br />Authority revenues is as follows - actual totals may vary depending upon financing <br />and Parkway design: <br /> <br />#676746 v5 2 <br /> <br /> <br />