COUNTY COUNCIL COVENANTS Sample Clauses

COUNTY COUNCIL COVENANTS. The County Council covenants with the Developer that it will observe and perform the covenants on its part contained in Schedule 4.
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COUNTY COUNCIL COVENANTS. 5.1 The County Council hereby covenants with the Owner as set out in Schedule 8 of this Deed .
COUNTY COUNCIL COVENANTS. 5.1 The County Council hereby covenants with the Owner to use all sums received from the Owner under the terms of this Deed for the purpose(s) specified in this Deed for which they are paid. 5.2 The County Council further covenants with the Owner that it will pay to the Owner a sum equal to the amount of any payment made by the Owner to the County Council under this Deed which has not been expended in accordance with the provisions of this Deed within ten (10) years of the date of receipt by the Council of such payment together with Interest on such unexpended sum from the date of receipt to the date of payment.
COUNTY COUNCIL COVENANTS. 6.1 The County Council covenants with the Owners as follows: - 6.1.1 In the event the Owners elect to pay the Bus Pass Contribution the Travel Pack Contribution and the Bus Stop Improvements Contribution to the County Council pursuant to clause 4.5.1 the County Council covenants to apply it for the purposes of the Public Transport Measures 6.1.2 That in respect of the Bus Passes 6.1.2.1 It will apply the Bus Pass Contribution towards the provision of two free three month Bus Passes per Dwelling. 6.1.2.2 In the event of any change of occupier(s) of any of the Dwellings during the three month period commencing with the first occupation it will provide the new owners (subject to the proviso set out in this clause) with two free Bus Passes for all subsequent occupiers of the aforesaid Dwelling for the remainder of the three month period commencing from the first occupation of the aforesaid Dwelling PROVIDED THAT no more than two Bus Passes shall be issued to the adult occupiers of the Dwellings at any one time. 6.1.2.3 It will account in writing to the developer at six monthly intervals commencing from the payment of the Bus Pass Contribution with full details of the number of Bus Passes issued. 6.1.2.4 At the end of a period of nine months after the notification of the occupation of the final Dwelling to be constructed pursuant to the Appeal Permission it will repay to the person who made the payment any unexpended portion of the Bus Pass Contribution. 6.1.3 To apply the Civic Amenity Contribution the Library Facilities Contribution [the Education Contribution] and the Footpath Contribution and if paid pursuant to clause 4.5.2 the Bus Stop Contribution and the Travel Pack Contribution for the stated purposes set out in this Agreement and for no other purpose whatsoever 6.1.4 That in the event that the Civic Amenity Contribution the Library Facilities Contribution [the Education Contribution] the Footpath Contribution and if paid pursuant to clause 4.5.2 the Bus Stop Contribution and the Travel Pack Contribution are not applied to the purposes specified within 5 years of the receipt of the first tranche of the contribution to refund to the Owners any unexpended contribution along with interest thereon calculated at the base rate of HSBC plc from time to time from the date of any payment until the date of repayment 6.1.5 To produce full details of the expenditure of all monies paid pursuant to the provisions of this Agreement which details shall be provided fol...

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