Common use of Development Effects Clause in Contracts

Development Effects. (i) The Property is or may be located adjacent to or in the vicinity of various construction activities, including, but not limited to, ongoing residential (including affordable residential), commercial, mixed-use commercial/residential, light industrial, health care and other construction, proposed construction of future subdivisions and roads, land development activities, shopping centers, churches, and other construction and development projects (collectively, the "Proposed Development"); (ii) construction of the Proposed Development will or may result in noise, dust, vibration and other nuisances, disturbances or hazards to Buyer and to persons and property on or within the Property or the Project, and may limit Buyer access to the Property; (iii) during and after development, traffic, lights, noise, dust, vibration and other nuisances, disturbances or hazards to persons and property on or within the Property or the Project may be generated from the Proposed Development;

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Sales Agreement, Sales Agreement, Sales Agreement

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