COMMON AMENITIES. AND FACILITIES shall mean and include those facilities provided by the Vendor/Owner/Developer/Promoter as specified in Part-I and Part-II of the Sixth Schedule hereunder written and are available for common use and enjoyment by all the Purchasers, Occupiers and Visitors subject to however reservation and restrictions as shall be imposed by the Owner/ Promoter.
COMMON AMENITIES. Shall construe the same meaning as of “COMMON FACILITIES”.
COMMON AMENITIES. AND FACILITIES shall mean and include those facilities provided by the Developer as specified in Part-II of the Fourth Schedule hereunder written and are available for common use and enjoyment by all the Purchasers, Occupiers and Visitors subject to however reservation and restrictions as shall be imposed by the Developer.
COMMON AMENITIES. AND FACILITIES shall mean and include those facilities provided by the Vendor as specified in the Fourth Schedule hereunder written and are available for common use and enjoyment by all the Purchasers, Occupiers and Visitors.
COMMON AMENITIES. An Owner can only count an amenity once; therefore combined functions (a library which is part of a community room) will only qualify for points under one category.
COMMON AMENITIES. BASIC FACILITIES:
COMMON AMENITIES. Development Owner must provide a minimum of total points worth of the following ”Common Amenities” based on the size of the Development. The Development Owner may change, from time to time, the amenities offered; however, the overall required points must remain the same.
COMMON AMENITIES. The Complex will have common gardens, compound wall with gate, pavers etc. SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY THE WITHINNAMED “THE PROMOTER” OF THE FIRST PART MADANANT CONSTRUCTIONS (GOA) PRIVATE LIMITED, XX. XXXXX XXXXXXXX, PROMOTER 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3.
COMMON AMENITIES. The Development must include sufficient common amenities to qualify for at least a minimum of __________ (__) points in accordance with 10 TAC §11.101(b)(5). These points are not associated with any selection criteria points. The amenities must be for the benefit of all residents and made available throughout normal business hours and maintained under this Contract throughout the Affordability Period. Residents must be provided written notice of the elections made by the Development Owner. If fees or deposits in addition to rent are charged for amenities, then the amenity may not be included among those provided to satisfy the requirement. All amenities must meet all applicable accessibility standards, including those adopted by the Department, and where a specific space or size requirement for a listed amenity is not specified then the amenity must be reasonably adequate based on the Development size. Non-contiguous scattered site housing, excluding non-contiguous single family sites, will have the test applied based on the number of Units per individual site and the amenities selected must be distributed proportionately across all sites. In the case of additional phases of a Development any amenities that are anticipated to be shared with the first phase development cannot be claimed for purposes of meeting this requirement for the second phase. The second phase must include enough points to meet this requirement as provided on each Development Site. For example, if a swimming pool exists on the phase one Property and it is anticipated that the second phase residents will be allowed it use it, the swimming pool cannot be claimed for points for purposes of this requirement for the second phase Development. All amenities must be available to all Units via an accessible route. The common amenities and respective point values are listed in 10 TAC §11.101(b)(5)(A)(i) through (vi) and are grouped primarily for organizational purposes. Development Owner] is not required to select a specific number of amenities from each section. Development Owner can only count an amenity once; therefore combined functions (e.g. a library which is part of a community room) will only qualify for points under one (1) category:
COMMON AMENITIES. The amenities, including recreational use property (i.e., pool, clubhouse and tennis court), together with private entrance road, which are to be used by Purchasers of Timeshares at the Resorts. Common Area. The portions of a Resort not included in the Units in accordance with and as defined in the Applicable Underlying Declaration. Common Furnishings. All fixtures, furniture, appliances, carpeting, equipment and furnishings located in the Units or elsewhere within a Resort which are owned or leased by the Silverleaf Club and/ or each Applicable Timeshare Owners' Association. Company. As used in the Developer Transfer Agreement, the Developer. Company Preparer. Defined in Section 7.23(b) of the Developer Transfer Agreement. Company Submissions. Defined in Section 7.23(a) of the Developer Transfer Agreement.
