Marketing and Operations Guidelines Sample Clauses

Marketing and Operations Guidelines. A Vertical Developer may not market, rent or sell Inclusionary Units until the Agency Director has at Vertical Developer’s request Approved the following for such Inclusionary Units: (i) the marketing plan; (ii) conformity with this Below-Market Rate Housing Plan of the rental charges and purchase prices for such Inclusionary Units, as applicable; (iii) conformity with this Below-Market Rate Housing Plan of the purchase prices or rental charge for Parking Spaces, as applicable; (iv) the operating budget and BMR Association Dues; and
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Marketing and Operations Guidelines. A Vertical Developer may not rent or sell Workforce Units until the Agency Director has Approved the conformity with this Below-Market Rate Housing Plan of the rental charges and purchase prices for such Workforce Units, as applicable.
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Marketing and Operations Guidelines. Vertical Developer’s obligations with respect to the marketing and operation of the Residential Units, including the rental rates of For- Rent Inclusionary Units, sales prices of For-Sale Inclusionary Units, tenant qualifications and reporting requirements and Vertical Developer’s obligations with respect to marketing and occupancy preferences for the Market Rate Residential Units are described in Exhibit 6.
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Marketing and Operations Guidelines. A Vertical Developer may not market, rent or sell Inclusionary Units until TIDA has Approved the following for such Inclusionary Units: (i) the marketing plan; (ii) conformity of the rental charges and purchase prices for such Inclusionary Units with this Housing Plan; (iii) conformity of purchase prices or rental charges for Parking Spaces with this Housing Plan; (iv) eligibility and income- qualifications of renters and purchasers (collectively "Marketing and Operations Guidelines"). The Marketing and Operating Guidelines shall conform to SFRA’s Residential Inclusionary Housing Monitoring and Procedures Manual, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit G, as amended to the extent such amendments are permitted under the Development Agreement. Vertical Developers shall submit the Marketing and Operations Guidelines to TIDA not later than ninety (90) days before the date Vertical Developer expects to begin marketing the Inclusionary Units. TIDA shall review and consider Approval of the Marketing and Operations Guidelines in accordance with the Vertical DDA and this Housing Plan.
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