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Ordinance No. 2282 <br />Page 8 of 9 <br />additional 24 months to December 31, 2026, with this period to be <br />used to further advance the efforts initiated during the initial six- <br />month period. By November 1, 2026, the City Manager shall <br />determine, in writing with notice to the Developer, whether <br />Developer has worked in good faith to make material progress <br />towards the Master Plan, including funding and/or working with the <br />Other Owners to develop a plan to fund, the Master Plan. If the <br />City Manager makes an affirmative determination regarding <br />Developer’s actions, or fails to make any findings with regard to <br />Developer’s actions, the Development Agreement shall be <br />extended an additional two years to December 31, 2028. <br />(e) The City Manager may refer the duty to determine whether the <br />Developer has made material progress toward the Master Plan to <br />the City Council, provided the referral is made by November 1, <br />2026. Developer may appeal the City Manager’s findings to the <br />City Council within ten (10) days of the date of notice of such <br />findings, by providing notice of such appeal to the City Clerk by <br />overnight courier or personal delivery. <br />(f) Upon referral or appeal, the City Council’s review of the matter <br />shall be de novo and the City Council may consider evidence that <br />was not presented to the City Manager. City shall use reasonable <br />efforts to ensure that any findings to be made by the City Council <br />are adopted by December 31, 2026. If such findings are not <br />adopted by such date, the term of this Agreement will be <br />automatically extended until the date such findings are adopted. <br />(g) It is the intent of City and Developer to work with the Other <br />Owners during any extension provided by subsections (c) and (d) <br />above, to have Developer and/or the Other Owners provide <br />additional funding towards Master Plan costs. <br />(h) If City does not receive deposits for the Supplemental Master <br />Plan costs from either the Other Owners by December 1, 2024, or <br />the Developer by December 31, 2024, this Agreement shall <br />terminate on January 1, 2025. All funds provided by Developer to <br />City for the Initial Master Plan Costs shall be retained by City. <br />(i) While this Agreement remains in effect, Developer agrees to <br />make good faith efforts to work with City and the Other Owners to <br />develop and process for approval a Master Plan for the Shopping <br />Center that furthers the goals of the Stoneridge Mall Framework <br />Components approved by the City Council in Resolution No. 23- <br />1356, adopted on January 26, 2023, as those Components may <br />be amended by the City with the reasonable consent of Developer <br />(“Master Plan”). While Developer cannot control the actions of <br />other owners of property at the entire Shopping Center as <br />depicted in the First Amendment Section 1.b. and Exhibit A <br />thereto (“Other Owners”), Developer’s good faith efforts shall <br />Page 29 of 248
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