EXTENSION OF THE 300mm GRAVITY SANITARY SEWER Sample Clauses

EXTENSION OF THE 300mm GRAVITY SANITARY SEWER. The 300mm gravity sanitary sewer along The Rapids Parkway from the pumping station at the corner of Xxxxxx Road and The Rapids Parkway to the intersection of The Rapids Parkway and Sandpiper. The tendered cost extension of this sanitary sewer is $226,525.60. The cost for the extension of this sanitary sewer is solely the responsibility of the remaining developable lands as shown in the following cost sharing schedule and attached area map. Current Owner Benefiting Area (ha) % of Total Share Tender Cost $226,525.60 Parcel A1 Hampton Group 5.314 8.84% $ 20,024.86 Parcel A2 Beaches of BG 6.221 10.34% $ 23,422.75 Parcel B Accor Holdings 11.150 18.54% $ 41,997.85 Parcel C City of Sarnia 35.436 58.93% $133,491.54 Parcel D City of Sarnia 2.016 3.35% $ 7,588.60 TOTAL 60.137 100% $226,525.60 Current Owner Benefiting Area (ha) % of Total Share Tender Cost $ 23,422.75 Phase 1 Beaches of BG 2.366 38.03% 8,907.67 Phase 2 Beaches of BG 2.343 37.66% 8,821.48 Phase 3 Beaches of BG 1.512 24.31% 5,693.60 TOTAL 6.221 100% $23,422.75 CITY OF SARNIA Beaches Of Bright’s Grove SCHEDULE N WARNING CLAUSES The Owner herby acknowledges to be bound by the warning clauses contained herein and, where applicable, shall include the same in any agreement of purchase and sale when offering for sale and selling any Lot to a purchaser, including a builder. The purchasers of Lots and Blocks are hereby advised of the following warning clauses contained herein, if applicable. Advice to Owners of All Lots and Blocks in the Plan
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