Land Transfer. As the potential future property owner of the two mines, the District's role will be to ensure that cleanup, monitoring, maintenance, and liability issues are adequately addressed to enable the District to take on ownership responsibilities. The current owner of both parcels will donate the parcel containing Twin Peaks Mine to the District if site and discharge contamination risks are resolved (this arrangement was part of the terms by which the current owner assumed ownership of the Twin Peaks Mine property). The same owner expects to retain ownership of the parcel containing Upper and Lower Corona Mine but an easement providing long-term access shall be secured by Grantee. Grantee shall work with the District to identify funding sources in a Long Term Funding Plan.
Land Transfer. This Joint Powers Agreement is contingent upon Xxxx Xxxxxxx Fire Department transferring the Property to the Board.
Land Transfer. (a) Upon the Municipality receiving in full the Purchase Price, and any GST payable thereon, or as soon thereafter as is practicable, the Municipality covenants and agrees to provide to the Purchaser a Transfer of Land which when registered in the Land Titles Office, shall transfer the Property free and clear from all mortgages, liens, encumbrances or otherwise save and except: - Caveat for Rural Municipality of Xxxxx (Development Agreement) and any and all utility easements and/or caveats that may be registered against the Certificate of Title to the Property now or prior to the completion of the transfer of Title of land.
(b) As security for the Purchaser’s default under the provisions of paragraph 6 and 7 herein, the Purchaser shall execute a Transfer of Land (the “Re-conveyance Transfer”) in favour of the Municipality of the Property concurrently with their receipt of the Transfer of Land from the Municipality noted in sub-paragraph 5(a) above, which shall be held by the Municipality in trust until the completion of the Purchaser’s obligations under the within Agreement. The Purchaser specifically authorizes the Municipality to register the Re-conveyance Transfer in the Land Titles Office where authorized under paragraphs 6 and 7 herein.
Land Transfer. The Landowners shall convey fee simple ownership of Lot 2, as depicted on Exhibit B, to the City as provided in Paragraph 7. In exchange, the City shall allocate parking spaces in the proposed parking garage to Landowners as provided in Paragraphs 4 and 5.
Land Transfer. Land-Use Right Certificate Number: TuGuoYong (2003) ZiDi 310016:
Land Transfer. Notwithstanding the Settlement Date specified above and provided the Title to the relevant Superlot is available and transferable, at any time the Purchaser may, by 15 Working days written notice to Kāinga Ora, elect to move a Settlement Date to an earlier date.
Land Transfer. During Phase Two, following completion of the Final Design Period, and simultaneously with the payment for the Final Design Period, Developer agrees to sell (or cause its affiliate to sell) to District, and District agrees to purchase from Developer (or Developer’s affiliate), the Project Property (the “Land Transfer”), pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in this Section 6.1 and the Land Transfer Agreement (as hereafter defined). The Land Transfer Agreement shall specifically set forth the timing and process for transferring the Project Property to the District, as well as the purchase price for the Project Property and shall be in substantially the same form as Exhibit K (the “Land Transfer Agreement”). The final form of the Land Transfer Agreement will be incorporated in and made a part of the Stipulated Payments and Deliverables Amendment that is subject to and contingent upon approval by the District’s Governing Board. The Land Transfer Agreement will not be effective unless and until it is executed and delivered by each party and shall automatically terminate simultaneously with this Agreement if this Agreement is terminated prior to the closing of the Land Transfer. Developer (or Developer’s affiliate that owns the Project Property) shall, prior to the Governing Board meeting at which the Stipulated Payments and Deliverables Amendment is presented for approval, execute the Land Transfer Agreement and deliver it to District. If the Land Transfer Agreement is approved by the District’s Governing Board as incorporated in and a part of the Stipulated Payments and Deliverables Amendment, the District shall sign and deliver the Land Transfer Agreement to Developer simultaneously with the execution and delivery of the Stipulated Payments and Deliverables Amendment to Developer. If the Land Transfer is completed and closed, it will be done in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in the Land Transfer Agreement and this Section 6.1. The Developer will be entitled to and owed the payment for the Final Design Period when the following occurs:
(a) The District has not terminated the Land Transfer Agreement pursuant to Section 5.c, 5.d, or 5.e of the Land Transfer Agreement;
(b) Developer (or Developer’s affiliate that owns the Project Property) has performed Developer’s obligations under the Land Transfer Agreement; and
(c) The District has been appropriated funds from the State for the purchase of the Project Property under the Land Tran...
Land Transfer a. As part of the project, CAW will convey to the District approximately 928 acres around and near the dam. If the District is unable or unwilling to accept some or all of the property, CAW will convey the property to the State of California on behalf of the Conservancy, subject to State approval processes; or, at the Conservancy’s option, to the Conservancy’s designee. However, the grantee or substitute grantee must be an entity qualified under the U.S. Internal Revenue Code to receive donations of real property.
b. CAW will convey the property at no cost, subject to agreed retained access and utility easements.
c. Use of the property following conveyance will be limited through appropriate instruments to open space, watershed and habitat protection and enhancement, scientific investigation, and public recreation and education.
d. CAW will continue to own the land until the dam-removal project is complete, unless early transfer of the property or portions of it is feasible. Early conveyance of the property is subject to the approval processes of the grantee.
e. CAW will immediately allow the Conservancy to begin “due diligence” investigation of the property, including, but not limited to, conducting an appraisal, title review, and environmental site assessment. CAW will allow the Conservancy and its agents access to the property as necessary to complete this work, subject to mutually agreeable terms of entry.
Land Transfer. As part of the mutual obligations, as found in 6.0 and 7.0 of this Agreement, the Foundation may agree to transfer real property it owns to LCCC. The Foundation will work with LCCC to facilitate a mutually beneficial and reasonable transfer of property. This provision does not preclude the Foundation from seeking consideration for the transferred property.
Land Transfer. In January 2008, CRRM transferred five parcels of land consisting of approximately 30 acres located on the Coffeyville, Kansas site to us. No consideration was exchanged. The land was transferred for purposes of (i) creating clean distinctions between the refinery and the fertilizer plant property, (ii) providing us with additional space for completing our UAN expansion and
