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Legislation-Meeting Minutes
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Ordinance
Number
002
Date
2/22/2011
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2011
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<br />wetlands on such parcel. The expected impact of the R.O.W. is not known at this time, and the <br />parties agree to coordinate further in the design and development thereof, if and when the <br />Progressive-owned parcel is developed by Progressive or its successors or assigns. <br />Progressive agrees to use its best efforts to transfer to the Village deposits in the amount <br />of $43,120 that Progressive has previously made with the Ohio Wetlands Foundation for certain <br />wetlands mitigation credits, subject to the approval of the Ohio Wetlands Foundation under its <br />agreement with Progressive. Progressive agrees to maintain and renew such agreement as may <br />be required by the Ohio Wetlands Foundation, provided, that no additional deposit or funding is <br />required to be made by Progressive in connection therewith. If such deposits are so transferred, <br />such funds shall first be used in connection with the mitigation of wetlands impacted in <br />connection with the development of the + 3.4 acres identified above, and any funds remaining <br />after such mitigation obligations are satisfied may be used by the Village in its discretion. <br />Progressive shall have no further financial obligation with respect to any wetlands mitigation. in <br />connection with said + 3.4 acres parcel, unless specifically agreed by Progressive in writing. <br />The Village will promptly file the required application for permits with respect to the <br />impacts resulting from the Library driveway. With respect to the development of the R.O.W. <br />and any wetlands mitigation that may be necessary in connection therewith, the parties agree to <br />coordinate on any required applications for permits if and when the Progressive-owned parcel is <br />developed by Progressive or its successors or assigns. <br />5. Construction of Roadway. <br />The Village agrees to affirm the requirements for the construction of the Roadway set <br />forth in the Development Agreement, assuming that an appropriate T.I.F. Agreement is in place <br />to cover the cost thereof. The Village and Progressive, or its successor or assigns, agree to work <br />together to accomplish the design and construction of the Roadway. <br />6. All-Purpose Trail. <br />In addition to the APT mentioned above, Progressive also agrees to convey a second <br />easement traversing Progressive's "Discovery" Building located on Beta Drive to replace the <br />current License Agreement that is in place. The Parties agree to enter into an Easement <br />Agreement based upon the current location of the APT on such property. <br />The Village will be responsible for the necessary surveying and site plan work for this <br />APT Easement Agreement. <br />7. Demolition of Building. <br />Prior to the property transfers contemplated by Sections 2 and 3 above, the Village agrees <br />to finally resolve and extinguish the rights of any third party to salvage relating to the building <br />on the Adjacent Property, as provided in the Court's Journal Entry attached hereto as Exhibit <br />"D". Thereafter, the property transfers will be consummated as provide above, and Progressive <br />will then promptly raze said building and remove all debris from the property. The Village will <br />4 <br />
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