Common use of Acquisition and Settlement Documents Clause in Contracts

Acquisition and Settlement Documents. The City has provided to Developer copies of any and all documents pursuant to which the City has acquired title to all portions of the Site, including the Loan Xxxx Lease (collectively, “Acquisition Documents”). The City shall have also provided to Developer copies of any and all settlement agreements between the City and any other party, if any, including without limitation, the County of Orange, and the Integrated Waste Management Department with respect to Environmental Condition on the Site (collectively, “Settlement Agreements”). Developer shall have reasonably determined that the terms and conditions of such Acquisition Documents and Settlement Agreements do not materially affect, reduce or limit Developer’s rights, or materially increase Developer’s obligations or liability, with respect to the Site.

Acquisition and Settlement Documents. The City has provided to Developer copies of any and all documents pursuant to which the City has acquired title to all portions of the Site, including the Loan Xxxx Lease (collectively, “Acquisition Documents”). The City shall have also provided to Developer copies of any and all settlement agreements between the City and any other party, if any, including without limitation, the County of Orange, and the Integrated Waste Management Department with respect to Environmental Condition on the Site (collectively, “Settlement Agreements”). Developer shall have reasonably determined that the terms and conditions of such Acquisition Documents and Settlement Agreements do not materially affect, reduce or limit Developer’s rights, or materially increase Developer’s obligations or liability, with respect to the Site. Environmental Insurance. City has obtained Contractor’s Pollution Liability Insurance pursuant to Section 207.09, and Environmental Insurance pursuant to Section 207.10.