Common use of Amount of and Reasons for Deposit Clause in Contracts

Amount of and Reasons for Deposit. The Developer, shall, at the time of first applying for a building permit for a parcel of land forming a part of the Lands, deposit with the Township a Building Deposit, equal to the sum of $50,000.00 for all building permits to be issued to the Developer (up to a maximum of 50 permits/phase at any one time) where the Developer is a residential builder in this subdivision. The Building Deposit shall be in addition to any other securities posted by the Developer. To the extent that the Developer is a builder in this subdivision and the applicant for permits, this section 14.1 shall supersede the requirement to pay the building department charge as per Township of Southgate by-law 86-2014 & 43-2016. Where anyone other than the Developer applies for a building permit, or for each building permit issued to the Developer in excess of the maximum 50 permits/phase for which the initial $50,000.00 referred to above has been posted, or for each building permit that has yet to be closed with a final building inspection certification/release at or after the time that the Township issues Final Acceptances for a phase, the sum of $4,000.00 per permit (subject to section 14.3 herein) shall be posted or otherwise continue to be held, as the case may be, with the Township. Within thirty (30) calendar days following closing the final permit for that phase of the subdivision, the Building Deposit will be released to the Developer. The Building Deposit (in addition to any other securities posted by the Developer) is intended to ensure that: (i) any damages caused to municipal services or facilities adjacent to the construction site during construction of the residence are suitably repaired in accordance with municipal servicing standards and have been inspected and approved in writing by the Township Engineer and that all construction debris is properly disposed of in accordance with Article 12.3; (ii) that the parcel for which the permit is requested is graded in conformity with the Approved Grading Plan referred to in Article 7.1 and the Individual Lot Plan referred to in Article 7.3; (iii) that all Ontario Building Code matters or requirements relating to the occupancy and the completion of the residence have been completed and approved by the Township’s Chief Building Official; and, if applicable. (iv) that the required tree(s) in the boulevard at the front of the lot and in the event of a corner lot at the side of the lot has/have been planted and driveway cuts and driveway ramps have been completed as required by this Agreement. In the event that the residence with respect to which the deposit was paid is occupied prior to the satisfaction of Ontario Building Code occupancy requirements, the whole of the Building Deposit shall be forfeited to the Township.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Subdivision Agreement, Subdivision Agreement

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Amount of and Reasons for Deposit. The DeveloperEach Builder within the Development, shall, at the time of first applying for a each building permit for a parcel of land forming a part of the Lands, deposit with the Township Town a Building Deposit, equal to the sum of $50,000.00 2,000.00 per lot or block for all building permits to be issued to the Developer (up to a maximum of 50 permits/phase at any one time) where the Developer is a residential builder Residential Builder in this subdivision. The Building Deposit shall be in addition to any other securities posted by the Developer. To the extent that the Developer is a builder in this subdivision and the applicant for permits, this This section 14.1 shall supersede supplement the requirement to pay the building department charge Grading and Damage Deposit required as per Township of Southgate byTown’s Building By-law 862019-2014 & 4318, but shall not require concurrent deposits under that By-2016. Where anyone other than the Developer applies for a building permit, or for each building permit issued to the Developer in excess of the maximum 50 permits/phase for which the initial $50,000.00 referred to above has been posted, or for each building permit that has yet to be closed with a final building inspection certification/release at or after the time that the Township issues Final Acceptances for a phase, the sum of $4,000.00 per permit (subject to section 14.3 herein) shall be posted or otherwise continue to be held, as the case may be, with the TownshipLaw and this Article 14. Within thirty (30) calendar days a reasonable time following closing the final permit for that phase submission of the subdivisionan acceptable lot specific as-built grading plan and grading certificate, the Building Deposit will be released to the DeveloperBuilder. The Building Deposit (in addition to any other securities posted by the Developer) is intended to ensure that: (i) any damages caused to municipal services or facilities adjacent to the construction site during construction of the residence are suitably repaired in accordance with municipal servicing standards and have been inspected and approved in writing by the Township Town Engineer and that all construction debris is properly disposed of in accordance with Article section 12.3; (ii) that the parcel for which the permit is requested is graded in conformity with the Approved Grading Plan referred to in Article section 7.1 and the Individual Lot individual Site Plan referred to in Article section 7.3; (iii) that all Ontario Building Code matters or requirements relating to the occupancy and the completion of the residence have been completed and approved by the TownshipTown’s Chief Building Official; and, if applicable. (iv) that the required tree(s) in the boulevard at the front of the lot and in the event of a corner lot at the side of the lot has/have been planted and driveway cuts and driveway ramps have been completed as required by this Agreement. In the event that the residence with respect to which the deposit was paid is occupied prior to the satisfaction of Ontario Building Code occupancy requirements, the whole of the Building Deposit shall be forfeited to the TownshipTown.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subdivision Agreement

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Amount of and Reasons for Deposit. The Developer, shall, at the time of first applying for a building permit for a parcel of land forming a part of the Lands, deposit with the Township a Building Deposit, equal to the sum of $50,000.00 for all building permits to be issued to the Developer (up to a maximum of 50 permits/phase at any one time) where the Developer is a residential builder in this subdivision. The Building Deposit shall be in addition to any other securities posted by the Developer. To the extent that the Developer is a builder in this subdivision and the applicant for permits, this section 14.1 shall supersede the requirement to pay the building department charge as per Township of Southgate by-by- law 86-2014 & 43-2016. Where anyone other than the Developer applies for a building permit, or for each building permit issued to the Developer in excess of the maximum 50 permits/phase for which the initial $50,000.00 referred to above has been posted, or for each building permit that has yet to be closed with a final building inspection certification/release at or after the time that the Township issues Final Acceptances for a phase, the sum of $4,000.00 per permit (subject to section 14.3 herein) shall be posted or otherwise continue to be held, as the case may be, with the Township. Within thirty (30) calendar days following closing the final permit for that phase of the subdivision, the Building Deposit will be released to the Developer. The Building Deposit (in addition to any other securities posted by the Developer) is intended to ensure that: (i) any damages caused to municipal services or facilities adjacent to the construction site during construction of the residence are suitably repaired in accordance with municipal servicing standards and have been inspected and approved in writing by the Township Engineer and that all construction debris is properly disposed of in accordance with Article 12.3; (ii) that the parcel for which the permit is requested is graded in conformity with the Approved Grading Plan referred to in Article 7.1 and the Individual Lot Plan referred to in Article 7.3; (iii) that all Ontario Building Code matters or requirements relating to the occupancy and the completion of the residence have been completed and approved by the Township’s Chief Building Official; and, if applicable. (iv) that the required tree(s) in the boulevard at the front of the lot and in the event of a corner lot at the side of the lot has/have been planted and driveway cuts and driveway ramps have been completed as required by this Agreement. In the event that the residence with respect to which the deposit was paid is occupied prior to the satisfaction of Ontario Building Code occupancy requirements, the whole of the Building Deposit shall be forfeited to the Township.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subdivision Agreement

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