Common use of Development Permit Clause in Contracts

Development Permit. 3.1 The Developer shall fully comply with the Development Permit including all conditions of the Development Permit as per its notice of decision (or if the development authority's decision is appealed, the final decision upon appeal). 3.2 Where a development permit is issued for a residential sales centre, the Developer acknowledges that construction of a residential sales centre will be at their sole cost, expense, and risk and agrees as follows: (a) no more than four (4) residential sales centres may be applied for and constructed within the Lands; (b) prior to the commencement of any excavation work for a residential sales centre, the Developer shall: (i) have a qualified Alberta land surveyor survey and stake the existing or future lot on which a residential sales centre is to be located by installing stakes to mark the actual or proposed corners of the lot; (ii) ensure that water service is operational (for fire protection) and all-weather roads are constructed (for emergency access) to where the residential sales centre is to be located; (iii) erect and maintain a sign where the residential sales centre is to be located that displays the address of the building or site in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw; and (iv) provide additional security to the Municipality for each residential sales centre in the amount of TWENTY THOUSAND ($20,000.00) DOLLARS for each approved residential sales centre in accordance with paragraphs 23.5, 23.6, and 23.7 which security will be held until the residential sales centre is removed or approved by the Municipality for a change of use in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw and any and all required approvals and permits for such removal or change of use; (c) prior to occupying or opening a residential sales centre, the Developer shall ensure: (i) all Essential Services have been installed and rendered operative to the residential sales centre; and (ii) a water meter is installed and that there is a utility account opened for the residential sales centre; (d) for the duration of the period when a residential sales centre is open, the Developer is responsible at its sole cost and expense for the maintenance of the access to the residential sales centre which includes, but is not limited to, the removal of snow and ice to the satisfaction of the Municipality; and (e) that a residential sales centre shall not be sold to a third party or occupied for residential purposes until the residential sales centre is approved by the Municipality for a change of use in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw.

Development Permit. 3.1 The Developer shall fully comply with the Development Permit including all conditions of the Development Permit as per its notice of decision (or if the development authority's decision is appealed, the final decision upon appeal). 3.2 Where a development permit is issued for a residential sales centre, the Developer acknowledges that construction of a residential sales centre will be at their sole cost, expense, and risk and agrees as follows: (a) no more than four (4) residential sales centres may be applied for and constructed within the Lands; (b) prior to the commencement of any excavation work for a residential sales centre, the Developer shall: (i) have a qualified Alberta land surveyor survey and stake the existing or future lot on which a residential sales centre is to be located by installing stakes to mark the actual or proposed corners of the lot; (ii) ensure that water service is operational (for fire protection) and all-weather roads are constructed (for emergency access) to where the residential sales centre is to be located; (iii) erect and maintain a sign where the residential sales centre is to be located that displays the address of the building or site in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw; and (iv) provide additional security to the Municipality for each residential sales centre in the amount of TWENTY THOUSAND ($20,000.00) DOLLARS for each approved residential sales centre in accordance with paragraphs 23.5, Sections 23.6, 23.7, and 23.7 23.8 which security will be held until the residential sales centre is removed or approved by the Municipality for a change of use in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw and any and all required approvals and permits for such removal or change of use; (c) prior to occupying or opening a residential sales centre, the Developer shall ensure: (i) all Essential Services have been installed and rendered operative to the residential sales centre; andand 20 -DA- (ii) a water meter is installed and that there is a utility account opened for the residential sales centre; (d) for the duration of the period when a residential sales centre is open, the Developer is responsible at its sole cost and expense for the maintenance of the access to the residential sales centre which includes, but is not limited to, the removal of snow and ice to the satisfaction of the Municipality; and (e) that a residential sales centre shall not be sold to a third party or occupied for residential purposes until the residential sales centre is approved by the Municipality for a change of use in accordance with the Land Use Bylaw.