Developable Area Sample Clauses
The "Developable Area" clause defines the specific portion of a property that may be used for development under an agreement. It typically outlines boundaries, exclusions (such as wetlands, easements, or protected zones), and any conditions that must be met for an area to qualify as developable. By clearly identifying where construction or improvements can occur, this clause helps prevent disputes over land use and ensures both parties understand the scope of permissible development.
Developable Area. The physical area of the Property that is available for 22 development consists of the entirety of the Property except for the areas which are precluded from 23 development by the Planning, Zoning and Subdivision and Land Development Regulations and 24 Zoning Regulations. The Parties acknowledge that the exact size, shape and configuration of one 25 or more of these areas may be adjusted based on final surveying, engineering, and design of each 26 project. Except as provided in Section 8.1.C of this Agreement, this developable area may not be 27 expanded, reduced, limited or otherwise altered by any legislative, executive or quasi-judicial 28 action of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County including, but not limited to, a comprehensive rezoning, a piecemeal 29 rezoning, or the enactment of ordinances, resolutions, rules or regulations, or the interpretation 30 thereof (such as forest conservation or stream buffer ordinances), which would result in a 31 reduction of the developable areas of the Property.
Developable Area. The physical area of the Property that is available for 26 development consists of the entirety of the Property except for the areas which are precluded from 27 development by the Planning, Zoning and Subdivision and Land Development Regulations and
Developable Area. That portion of the Rentable Area of the Premises, exclusive of elevator lobbies, public corridors, public restrooms, mechanical rooms, electrical rooms, telephone closets and other common areas and less any vertical penetrations not included for the exclusive use of Tenant.
Developable Area. The physical area of the Site that is available for development consists of those areas that are generally shown on the concept plan attached hereto as EXHIBIT 2. With the exception of the area of land described in the provisions of Section 3.4 below, the developable areas are intended to encompass all of the land areas of the Site which are not precluded from development by the Subdivision Regulations. The Parties acknowledge that the exact size, shape and configuration of one or more of these areas may be adjusted from the area shown on EXHIBIT 2 based on final surveying, engineering, and design of the Project. Except as provided in Section 8.1C of this Agreement, this developable area may not be expanded, reduced, limited or otherwise altered by any legislative, executive or quasi-judicial action of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County including, but not limited to, a comprehensive rezoning, a piecemeal rezoning, or the enactment of ordinances, resolutions, rules or regulations, or the interpretation thereof (such as forest conservation or stream buffer ordinances), which would result in a reduction of the developable areas of the Site.
Developable Area. The developable area (“Developable Area”) shall mean the area in which all development on the Property may be located including buildings, ornamental landscaping, and structures such as roads, driveways, courtyards, covered walkways, outdoor shelters, carports or similar open sided structures with water tight roof, and those items specified in Section 2.1.