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outlet type retailer, or any lower end retailer commonly found in so-called "power centers" (such <br /> as Big Lots, 99 Cents Only or Anna's Linens ) and (F) "Existing Prospective Tenant" shall <br /> mean a retailer, if ally, operating a store in the City of Everett of more than 50,000 square feet <br /> with whom OM is in active negotiations for the purchase or leasing of space in the Development <br /> as of the Effective Date; provided, however, OM may not claim more than one such retailer as an <br /> Existing Prospective Tenant for purposes of this Agreement. <br /> 16.3.3 City Discretion and Statement of Purpose <br /> The City shall have the right, for purposes of this Agreement, to approve or disapprove a <br /> Minimum Retail Element proposal for compliance with this Agreement in its reasonable <br /> discretion. OM shall not pull any building permits for the retail component of the Development <br /> unless and until OM shall have obtained approval from the City for its Minimum Retail Element <br /> proposal as set forth herein. The purpose and intention behind the requirement for an approved <br /> Minimum Retail Element proposal prior to authorizing the start of construction on the Landfill <br /> Site is to provide the City with assurances that a certain minimum synergistic collection of <br /> desirable retail tenants will be present on the Landfill Site in accordance with the overall <br /> objectives for the Development and the development of the City Property. The City's Authorized <br /> Representative shall have the authority to make all decisions for and on behalf of the City related <br /> to approval or disapproval of the Minimum Retail Elements. <br /> 16.4 Main Road <br /> OM's right to construct residential housing lots or units on the City Property beyond an <br /> initial phase that does not exceed half of the buildable area of the Simpson Site (the "Initial <br /> Residential Phase") shall be subject to the following requirement: OM shall have constructed, <br /> at OM's sole cost and expense, or otherwise provided the City with assurance devices reasonably <br /> acceptable to the City that ensures construction of, the Main Road through the Landfill Site <br /> commencing, at the south, at its intersection with 41st Street and continuing to a point ending at <br /> the northern most property line of the Port Property together with certain utilities all within a <br /> schedule reasonably acceptable to the City. The Main Road shall include City standard <br /> streetlights, pedestrian bulbs at intersections and mid-block crossings, 6-foot wide sidewalks on <br /> both sides and a storm water collection, treatment and outfall system. The utilities under the <br /> Main Road (the "Wet Utilities") shall include (i) a 12" water main with domestic and fire <br /> services extended to the back of the sidewalks to accommodate the Minimum Retail Elements, <br /> and (ii) a sewer main with adequate side sewers sized to accommodate flows from the Minimum <br /> Retail Elements. The Main Road shall be constructed so as to be capable of including gas <br /> utilities, as designed by Puget Sound Energy, to accommodate the Minimum Development <br /> Elements. OM shall not construct or allow to be constructed residential housing beyond the <br /> Initial Residential Phase without construction of the Main Road and Wet Utilities having been <br /> completed, or the City having agreed to accept in lieu thereof assurance devices ensuring their <br /> construction and dedication. <br /> 16.5 Environmental Quality and Other Design Standards <br /> The Development is intended to be a model for economically sustainable "green" <br /> development. OM shall design and construct the Development so as to meet the LEED <br /> -30- <br /> 06107-0063;L CG A L 13023969.1 <br />