Approval for Sale to Purchasers Sample Clauses

Approval for Sale to Purchasers of Units in the Project - As permitted by N.J.S.A. 40A:20-10(b) and provided that the Residential Project, or the Retail Project, as the case may be, has been devoted to condominium ownership, it is understood and agreed that the Township hereby consents to a sale of Residential Units, or Retail Units, as the case may be, by the Urban Renewal Entity to Unit Purchasers and their successors and/or assigns, and the tax exemption shall continue and inure to any Improvement, including any Unit owned by a Unit Purchaser and his/her successors and/or assigns. The Township further hereby consents to entry by the aforesaid Unit Purchasers into customary financial instruments for the financing of the acquisition and/or maintenance of the Unit, e.g. mortgage financing, home equity financing.
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