Deed of Dedication Sample Clauses

Deed of Dedication. (a) Pennsy will grant to PennDOT good and marketable fee simple title using a deed of dedication in PennDOT's usual and customary form for additional land along Prescott Road, so as to widen Prescott Road by an average width of approximately thirteen and one-half (13.5) feet, all as shown on Highway Occupancy Permit Applications previously reviewed and approved by Pennsy (the "Pennsy PennDOT HOP Application"), and submitted to PennDOT, substantially as shown on Exhibit A. (b) If PennDOT requires additional dedication or a supplemental highway occupancy permit, or both, to extend the water lines provided for in Section 8 in a northerly direction along Prescott Road (from the terminus provided in the currently filed Pennsy PennDOT HOP Application), Pennsy will make the additional dedication and willexecute such additional documents as are reasonably necessary therefor. (c) The exact width of the additional dedication shall be the minimum width necessary to construct both the Prescott Road Improvements and the Utilities necessary to serve the facilities on the Pennsy Property, the Resco Property and the AES Plant, as reasonably determined by PennDOT and, if appropriate, the Township and any Public or Private Utility or Regulatory Authority having jurisdiction. (d) If a Public or Private Utility or Regulatory Authority requires an easement and right-of-way prior to dedication of the additional property to PennDOT, or in addition to the additional property dedicated by Pennsy to PennDOT, Pennsy will grant and convey to the Public or Private Utility or Regulatory Authority such easement and right-of-way utilizing a form of easement which is reasonably acceptable to all parties and shall include any special requirements necessary for utility service to the AES Plant.
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Deed of Dedication. Union Deposit Corporation, DDV Real Estate Corporation of Pennsylvania, and Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx and Xxxx X. Xxxx, his wife, and Lower Xxxxxx Township Authority, dated March 23, 1970 and recorded in Misc. Book K, Volume 13, Page 343.
Deed of Dedication. This DEED OF DEDICATION (“Deed”) is made this day of , 20 , by and between XXXXXX XXXXXXX II, TRUSTEE, and XXXXXX XXXXXX, TRUSTEE, TRUSTEES OF THE BALLSTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH (now known as Xxxxxx Boulevard Christian Church) GRANTOR (“Owner”); and THE COUNTY BOARD OF ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA, a body corporate and politic, GRANTEE (“County”).
Deed of Dedication. Developers’ offer of dedication of the Sewage Facilities shall include: a. Deed of Dedication which conveys fee simple title, or a perpetual, exclusive easement, to the land upon which the Sewage Facilities being offered for dedication are located. b. Grants of easements over such portion of the RPL Property, New Demi Property, and RPL East Property as are necessary for the use, repair, maintenance, and replacement of the Sewage Facilities. c. A title insurance policy issued by a reputable title insurance company, insuring title to any real property, or easements, free and clear of any liens, encumbrances, restrictions, and easements, except such as will not interfere with Authority's intended use and operation of the Sewage Facilities; such insurance is to be based on the fair market value of the real property being dedicated, and the premium shall be paid for by Developers. d. A bill of sale to any portion of the Sewage Facilities which constitute(s) personal property. e. A UCC search certificate evidencing that title to any personal property to be transferred to the Authority is free of any security interests, liens, or claims of record. f. Assignment of all warranties applicable to all equipment and operating components of the Sewage Facilities. g. Payment of any and all transfer taxes. h. Record Drawings (those drawings which include any changes made to the approved for construction drawings) in Auto CADD format, which shall include, at a minimum, survey locations of sanitary manholes including elevations of rims and inverts; survey locations of any sewage pump stations and valve xxxxxxxx including invert elevations; survey locations of sewer mains referenced to road center lines and offsets; survey locations of the Treatment Plant including elevations necessary to confirm hydraulic profiles; survey locations of disposal field dimensions; and survey locations of control and maintenance buildings including finished floor elevations. The Record Drawings shall be signed and sealed by a Registered Professional Land Surveyor or Professional Engineer licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Deed of Dedication. Developers’ offer of dedication of the Water Facilities shall include: a. Deed of Dedication which conveys fee simple title, or a perpetual, exclusive easement to the land upon which the Water Facilities are located, and an easement or easements which will encumber the land upon which Conveyance Lines or Distribution Lines are or will be located. x. Xxxxx of easements over such portion of the RPL Property, New Demi Property, and RPL East Property as are necessary for the use, repair, maintenance, and replacement of the Water Facilities. c. A title insurance policy issued by a reputable title insurance company, insuring title to any real property free and clear of any liens, encumbrances, restrictions, and easements, except such as will not interfere with Authority's intended use and operation of the Water Facilities; such insurance is to be based on the fair market value of the real property being dedicated, and the premium shall be paid for by Developers. d. A bill of sale to any portion of the Water Facilities which constitute(s) personal property. e. A UCC search certificate evidencing that title to any personal property to be transferred to the Authority is free of any security interests, liens or claims or record. f. Assignment of all warranties applicable to all equipment and operating components of the Water Facilities. g. Payment of any and all transfer taxes. h. Record Drawings (those drawings which include any changes made to the approved for construction drawings) in Auto CADD format of the Water Facilities. The Record Drawings shall be signed and sealed by a Registered Professional Land Surveyor licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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  • Property Management Agreement The Property Management Agreement is in full force and effect and, to Borrower's Knowledge, there are no defaults thereunder by any party thereto and no event has occurred that, with the passage of time and/or the giving of notice would constitute a default thereunder.

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