Neighboring Property Owner Approval Contingency Sample Clauses

Neighboring Property Owner Approval Contingency. The parties are aware of an agreement dated December 21, 1983, recorded against the Property at Auditor’s File Number 287289, between predecessors of the County, predecessors of the McCarrons, predecessors of Castle Hill Associates, LLC (CHA), and predecessors of Quality Food Centers, Inc. (QFC) that runs with the land which creates an easement and right of way in which the County, the McCarrons, CHA and QFC must give permission for changes to parking access and ingress and egress. Closing shall be contingent upon OlyCAP receiving written permission from the neighboring property owners waiving/terminating the easement/restrictions as applied to the Property. However, this contingency shall not apply if OlyCAP demonstrates to the County’s satisfaction that the Project can be constructed without violating the easement/restrictions.
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