Historic Districts Sample Clauses

Historic Districts. BUYER is advised to verify with appropriate government agencies whether the 318 Property is in an historic district; if so, the Property is subject to additional guidelines and restrictions. 319 See Historic District Disclosure for further information. 320 ( I ) Other: BUYER should exercise due diligence with respect to information regarding neighborhood 321 crimes, sexual offenders/predators and any other matters BUYER deems relevant to the purchase of the 322 Property. 323 14. MAINTENANCE, INSPECTION AND REPAIR: SELLER will maintain the Property in its present condition 324 until closing, except for normal wear and tear and any agreed upon repairs/replacements/treatments. 325 BUYER and SELLER agree that the cost of inspections and investigations requested by BUYER are exempt 326 from paragraph 11 of this Agreement and will be paid by BUYER regardless of the outcome of this 327 Agreement. If BUYER elects not to have inspections and investigations performed, or fails to make a timely 328 request for repairs/replacements/treatments as set forth in this paragraph 14, XXXXX accepts the Property 329 in its “AS IS” condition as of the date of acceptance of this Agreement. BUYER will be responsible for repair 330 of all damages to the Property resulting from inspections and investigations, and XXXXX will return the 331 Property to its pre-inspection condition. These obligations shall survive termination of this Agreement. 332 (A) Access and Utilities: SELLER will make the Property available for inspections and investigations during 333 the time provided for inspections and investigations in this paragraph and, if not, the time for inspections 334 and investigations will be extended by the time access was denied. If utilities are not active at the time 335 the inspections, investigations or appraisal are to be made, SELLER will pay to have the utilities 336 activated for these purposes. 337 Within 10 days after the date of acceptance of this Agreement (“Inspection Period”), BUYER may have 338 the Property inspected and investigated by appropriately licensed inspectors or persons/entities holding 339 a Florida license to build, repair or maintain the items inspected. XXXXX and BUYER’S Broker have the 340 right to be present during all inspections and investigations. The inspections and investigations include, 341 but are not limited to: 342 (1) testing and inspecting all major appliances, heating, cooling, mechanical, electrical and plumbing 343 systems, well and ...
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Historic Districts. BUYER is advised to verify with appropriate government agencies whether the 403 Property is in an historic district; if so, the Property is subject to additional guidelines and restrictions. 404 See Historic District Disclosure for further information. 405 (H) Other: BUYER should exercise due diligence with respect to information regarding neighborhood 406 crimes, sexual offenders/predators and any other matters BUYER deems relevant to the purchase of 407 the Property.
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Historic Districts a. In-kind repair/replacement of existing site improvements, including, but not limited to roads, parking areas, fences, recreation equipment, and signs. b. Repair or replacement of existing water, electric, gas, sanitary, cable, and underground or aboveground utilities, within the previously disturbed area with no new ground disturbance. c. Grounds maintenance activities associated with installing, removing, and maintaining landscaping (mowing, trimming, planting, and weed/pest control). d. Removal of animals, birds, insects, and their associated debris when no damage to historic materials will result. e. Installation of facilities to provide access to historic properties by disabled persons provided the alterations are architecturally compatible with the facility, are freestanding, and do not damage nor require removal of historic materials. f. Disturbance in an area less than one square meter, such as placement of fence posts. g. Installation of perimeter security fencing and gates provided the design is architecturally compatible and does not require removal of historical materials. h. Maintenance, removal, and replacement in kind of existing landscape and plant materials when keeping with the historic character when they are dead, dying, diseased (unsalvageable), and/or pose an imminent hazard to people or structures.
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Historic Districts. BUYER is advised to verify with appropriate government agencies whether the Property is in an historic district; if so, the Property is subject to additional guidelines and restrictions. See Historic District Disclosure for further information.
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Historic Districts. A map and listing of the City’s Historic Districts and Buildings is included as Appendix B. Operators are strongly encouraged to locate small cell facilities outside of Historic Districts and away from historic buildings, in order to preserve the character of these districts and buildings. Where it is necessary to place small cell facilities within a Historic District, a new wireless support structure shall be installed that matches the design of the existing decorative street lights in that district. The Operator shall be required to furnish manufacturer drawings of the new wireless support structure that comply in general with the design intentions of the standard pole details in the appendices with a pole design that closely matches the appropriate style of decorative street light design as shown in Appendix C.
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Historic Districts. BUYER is advised to verify with appropriate government agencies whether the 348 Property is in an historic district; if so, the Property is protected is subject to additional guidelines and 349 restrictions. See Historic District Disclosure for further information. 350 ( I ) Other: BUYER should exercise due diligence with respect to information regarding neighborhood 351 crimes, sexual offenders/predators and any other matters BUYER deems relevant to the purchase of 352 the Property.
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Historic Districts. For the purpose of establishing, enhancing, preserving and developing the historical character and quality of the historic districts, no sign shall be erected, altered, restored, or moved within such a district until an application has been submitted to and approved by the historic district/landmark board. No sign shall obstruct any architectural feature which is of importance to the property's historical quality or character as determined by the historic district/landmark board.
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