Common use of Maintenance of Lot Grading Clause in Contracts

Maintenance of Lot Grading. The facilities and Works required by Section 6 shall be provided and maintained by the Developer or subsequent owner of each lot from time to time at such party’s sole risk and expense. Should, for any reason, the Developer or subsequent Owner fail to maintain the Lot grading, they acknowledge that the Municipality, or in the case of a subsequent Owner, the Municipality or the Developer may enter onto said property to correct any drainage issues. The cost for any such correction completed by the Municipality will be at the expense of the subsequent Owner and the Municipality may recover such expense under the Municipal Act in the same manner as taxes.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Subdivision Agreement, Subdivision Agreement

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Maintenance of Lot Grading. The facilities and Works required by Section 6 shall be provided and maintained by the Developer or subsequent owner of each lot from time to time at such party’s sole risk and expense. Should, for any reason, the Developer or subsequent Owner fail to maintain the Lot lot grading, they acknowledge that the MunicipalityTown, or in the case of a subsequent Owner, the Municipality Town or the Developer may enter onto said property to correct any drainage issues. The cost for any such correction completed by the Municipality Town will be at the expense of the subsequent Owner and the Municipality Town may recover such expense under Section 427 of the Municipal Act in the same manner as taxes.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subdivision Agreement

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Maintenance of Lot Grading. The facilities and Works required by Section 6 shall be provided and maintained by the Developer or subsequent owner of each lot from time to time at such party’s sole risk and expense. Should, for any reason, the Developer or subsequent Owner fail to maintain the Lot lot grading, they acknowledge that the Municipality, or in the case of a subsequent Owner, the Municipality or the Developer may enter onto said property to correct any drainage issues. The cost for any such correction completed by the Municipality will be at the expense of the subsequent Owner and the Municipality may recover such expense under Section 427 of the Municipal Act in the same manner as taxes.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subdivision Agreement

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