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4. Building Permits and home construction may proceed during the construction of a Stage <br />and prior to final plating or bonding of any stage with Occupancy Permits for said home <br />construction issued upon and simultaneously with final plating or bonding of said <br />division. <br />5. The project may be developed over a period of 20 years with a possible five-year <br />extension. It is the Project's goal to be complete within a twelve-year period but as has <br />been experienced during previous years, political, environmental, economic, and <br />development cycles may increase or decrease the development period of the Project. <br />Therefore, the stages and the develop ment period may be slowed or accelerated as <br />circwnstances requires or allow. <br />6. Market and/or weather or seasonal conditions may impact the rate of development. The <br />Project may be accelerated if approvals and conditions allow for said acceleration. <br />7. The Project may be slowed if approvals, market conditions and/or other conditions cause <br />said slowing. <br />8. Indoor and or Outdoor Recreation Facilities may be constructed and operated during any <br />of the phases. <br />9. The land within the Open Space tracts, Ranch Land tracts and areas that are not being <br />actively developed as home sites may continue to evolve as recreation interests change <br />over the life of the project. <br />10. If approvals occur later than planned or if other actions or conditions delay development <br />of the Project the entire Project may be delayed and the development shall be extended. <br />11. The progress of the development of items that include but are not limited to utilities, the <br />transportation corridor and platting delays may accelerate or delay the development of the <br />parcels. <br />12. The Project is designed in such a manner that each Stage may follow the proceeding <br />Stage but Stages may be constructed simultaneously and at sometjmes out of order. <br />Infrastructure may be constructed beyond the current Stage that is under construction. <br />Attachment C