Local Municipality Clause Samples

The 'Local Municipality' clause defines the specific local government authority relevant to the agreement or contract. It typically identifies which municipal body has jurisdiction over the property, project, or subject matter addressed in the document, and may specify the municipality's role in granting permits, enforcing regulations, or providing services. By clearly designating the applicable local municipality, this clause ensures that all parties understand which governmental rules and requirements apply, thereby reducing confusion and potential disputes regarding compliance or approvals.
Local Municipality. In extent of: ........................................................................................................... Held under Title Deed No: ..................................................................................
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Local Municipality. EKURHULENI MUNICIPALITY .................................................................................................................................. 985m²
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Local Municipality. In extent of............................................... Held under Title Deed No: ................................................... FROM the insolvent estate of: ........................................................................................................ FOR R ................................................ (words) ...................................................................................... ................................................................................................................................................................... INITIAL INITIAL DEED OF SALE (PRIVATE TREATY) – CPA VERSION 1 to give effect to the above resolution. Certified a true copy, ............................................................. [1] South African identity document (foreigners: passport); [2] Utility ▇▇▇▇ addressed to your residential address less than 3 months (accounts for mobile phones are not acceptable); [3] South African Income Tax reference number. [4] (Confirmation marital status, i.e. unmarried or married.) [5] Marriage certificate. [6] S.A. identity document (foreigner: passport) of your SPOUSE. [7] Page 1 (and page 2 if necessary) reflecting the registered number and names of both parties. [8] S.A. identity document (foreigner: passport) of your SPOUSE;
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Local Municipality. 1. The Chief or Municipal Fire Coordinator shall provide and update on an annual basis a complete inventory of apparatus and equipment to the County Fire Coordinator. 2. The Chief or Municipal Fire Coordinator is responsible for establishing and updating on an annual basis a written Mutual Aid Plan for their municipality. 3. The local plan shall include a hierarchy for at least three (3) alarms in each grid of their jurisdiction, to include Rapid Intervention Crews (R.I.C.) and cover companies. 4. The plan as required by law shall be submitted to the County Fire Coordinator for approval. 5. The plan will also be submitted to Camden County Communications by the County Fire Coordinator for entry into the computer system.
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Local Municipality. MARULENG MUNICIPALITY .................................................................................................................................. 9546m²
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Local Municipality. For purposes of this ordinance only, any for of jurisdictional government to include towns, cities, villages, counties, sanitary sewer district commissions, storm water commissions, farm drainage districts, etc.
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