COVENANT NOT TO SELL PROPERTIES SEPARATELY Sample Clauses

COVENANT NOT TO SELL PROPERTIES SEPARATELY. Declarant, and Declarant's successors and assigns, covenants that the 620 Building and the 620 Annex may not be sold or deeded separately or sold to different owners such that the buildings would no longer be under common ownership without the prior written approval of the City of Portland Bureau of Development Services. If such approval is granted and the buildings are sold separately, the buildings shall be made to comply with the then-current Building Code and under permit from the Bureau of Development Services.
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COVENANT NOT TO SELL PROPERTIES SEPARATELY. Declarant, Declarant’s successors and assigns, covenant that the parcels described in Section 1 above may not be sold or deeded separately or sold to different owners such that the parcels are no longer under common ownership without the prior written approval of the City of Portland Bureau of Development Services, not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed provided Declarant can bring the property in compliance with current OSSC. If such approval is granted and the parcels are sold separately, if the existing buildings will remain in place, then compliance will require all openings in the buildings located at the property line on the parcels described in Section 1 above shall be replaced with walls that have a fire rating to the satisfaction of and under permit from the Bureau of Development Services, and all exit discharges shall be made to comply with the then- current Building Code. Additionally, the following work may be required to make the building comply with the Building Code:
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COVENANT NOT TO SELL PROPERTIES SEPARATELY. Declarant, Declarant’s successors and assigns, covenant that the parcel described in Section 1 above may not be sold or deeded separately or sold to different owners such that the parcels are no longer under common ownership without the prior written approval of the City of Portland Bureau of Development Services. If such approval is granted and the parcels are sold separately, the buildings located on the parcels described in Section 1 above shall be provided with and all exit discharges shall be made to comply with the then-­‐current Building Code and under permit from the Bureau of Development Services,
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