Commercial Uses Sample Clauses

Commercial Uses. The Owner acknowledges and agrees that waste collection and recycling collection will not be provided by the City for the commercial uses. The Owner shall make appropriate arrangements with a private contractor for waste and recycling collection. The Owner shall consult a private contractor regarding any access requirements for waste and/or recycling collection.
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Commercial Uses. Developer shall be entitled to subdivide, construct, develop, market, sell and improve twelve (12) commercial building lots on approximately 6.17 acres substantially as shown on the Preliminary Plat/PUD Map attached hereto as Exhibit B for such uses as are permitted by the Cascade Zoning Ordinance.
Commercial Uses. 3.9.1 Local business uses permitted under the C-1 (Local Business) Zone of the Land Use By-law for Halifax Mainland shall be permitted in the ground level units of the proposed multiple unit dwellings throughout the development and within townhouse units located along Wentworth Street. 3.9.2 The total gross floor area of local business uses shall not exceed 4,282 square metres (46,091.06 square feet) throughout the development. 3.9.3 Minor commercial uses permitted under the C-2A (Minor Commercial) Zone of the Land Use By-law for Halifax Mainland shall only be permitted in the commercially designated area along Dunbrack Street as shown on Schedule C. 3.9.4 In addition to Section 3.9.2 of this Agreement, the total gross floor area of the minor commercial uses permitted in Section 3.9.3 of this Agreement shall not exceed 2,350 square metres (29,295.19 square feet).
Commercial Uses. For any commercial or personal use, including but not limited to “scraping,” surveys, contests, pyramid schemes, chain letters, junk mail, spamming or unsolicited messages (commercial or otherwise), advertising, or offering to sell or buy goods or services for any personal or business purposes.
Commercial Uses. All commercial uses except home occupation businesses, as defined in the Midway City Code, shall be located only in buildings designated as commercial on the overall site plan dated April 6, 2022, sheet 3.
Commercial Uses. (a) At all times during the Term of this Lease following Substantial Completion of the Required Tenant Improvements, Tenant may locate any Commercial Uses within the areas depicted on the Permitted Use Floor Plans for Commercial Uses (such areas, the “Commercial Space”), subject to the following requirements: (i) to maintain each Public Viewing Area shown on the Permitted Use Floor Plans for the public to enjoy free access and generally unobstructed views of the water from each Public Viewing Area and to have access, subject to any limitations set forth in the Requirements, to seating in each such Public Viewing Area (it being agreed that limitations in the Requirements may preclude the placement of such seating), (ii) within the Public Viewing Areas, Tenant may designate, subject to the limitations set forth in the Requirements, not more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the Public Viewing Areas GLA (measured in the same manner as if the entire Public Viewing Areas were GLA) as GLA to be occupied by licensees operating kiosks, mobile vending units, and other moveable commercial units (it being agreed that (1) the limitations set forth in the Requirements may preclude the placement of such kiosks, mobile vending units, and other moveable commercial units, and (2) to the extent permitted by the Requirements, the placement of seating for the public shall take precedence and priority over the placement of such kiosks, mobile vending units, and other moveable commercial units), (iii) utilize for CEE Uses Pier Shed Level 1 and Pier Shed Xxxxx 0, xxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxx 0 xxx Xxxx Shed Level 4 if and to the extent Tenant elects not to place office uses therein, and (iv) Pier Shed Xxxxx 0 xxx Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxx 0 xxxxx xx used as a “public marketplace” having a distinctive design and a unique character as a diverse, multi-tenant and specialty use facility (as opposed to a facility having a character similar to an urban or suburban shopping mall with primarily national retailers), which public marketplace shall include specialty retail shops and workshops, and/or showrooms related thereto (“Public Marketplace”), (v) not less than fifty percent (50%) of the Head House Level 1 land-side frontage shall contain storefront retail shops visible and accessible to the public from the sidewalk in front of the Head House and (vi) unless waived or modified by Landlord in Landlord’s sole and absolute discretion, (1) not less than ninety percent (90%) of the total GLA located in Pier...
Commercial Uses. (a) Except as set out in subsection 14(c), the Lands shall not be used or Developed and no building permit is required to be issued by the District for any Development on the Lands unless and until: (i) the Director has approved the location of and detailed plans and specifications for any strata lot(s) or Air Space Parcel(s) in the Development to be used for Commercial Purposes and to be counted towards the minimum Floor Area requirement for Commercial Purposes as set out in the Zoning Bylaw (the “Commercial Parcels”); and (ii) if required by the Director, a new Covenant, executed by the Owner in form and substance acceptable to the Director must be registered in favour of the District against the Residential/Commercial Parcel stipulating that the buildings to be constructed in, on, over and under the Residential/Commercial Parcel must be subdivided to create the Commercial Parcels, and stipulating that the Commercial Parcels must be used only for Commercial Purposes. (b) The total aggregate Floor Area of all Commercial Parcels on the Lands shall not exceed the Floor Area for Commercial Purposes permitted under the Zoning Bylaw. (c) Subsection 14(a) does not apply to: (i) demolition of buildings and structures on the Lands existing as of the reference date of this Agreement; (ii) any site preparation work on the Lands including without limitation any site environmental remediation, removal of vegetation, exploratory excavation, the work required for the completion of engineering studies, the deposit thereon of fill and preloading; (iii) any other servicing work approved in writing by the Engineer; or (iv) a building permit for, and the construction of, the Underground Parking Structure on all or part of the Lands.
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Commercial Uses. All non-residential uses allowed within the Code including but not limited to: retail, office, hotel, restaurant, industrial, light industrial, or services, but not including public facilities or utilities such as: fire station, schools, electric substation, community center, City or Metropolitan District or homeowners association service facilities, transit facilities, or any other non-commercial facility owned and operated by the City or a Metropolitan District associated with the Development.
Commercial Uses. Commercial uses shall not be allowed on the Property, except those uses that are provided as a service to the public recreation facilities, events, and activities described in paragraph 3 above. Commercial uses such as concession stands, pro shops, and gift shops associated with developed recreation facilities described in paragraph 3 above are allowed. Commercial uses such as hotels and lodging facilities, convenience stores, retail and grocery stores, hospitals and care centers shall not be allowed on the Property.
Commercial Uses. Developer shall be entitled to subdivide, construct, develop,
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