Common use of Occupancy Permits Clause in Contracts

Occupancy Permits. No structure shall be occupied until it and all of its appurtenances have been completed, all roads necessary for ingress and egress to the said structure have been completed to an extent which will permit unquestionable ease of access for emergency vehicles, and all of the other requirements of this Agreement and the Plan and other ordinances, laws, rules or regulations regarding such structure have been complied with, and the same have been inspected and approved by the Township, and the Township has issued an occupancy permit or permits therefor. Furthermore, no structure shall be occupied until provisions satisfactory to the Township Engineer have been made (including but not limited to seeding and sodding) to prevent runoff of rain water, melting snow, etc., from being discharged onto adjacent lands or onto the street or pavement and to prevent such runoff from coming onto said lot, street or pavement from other adjacent lands. The provisions of this Paragraph shall not prevent occupancy where the asphalt base course of any roadway or easement is constructed to the extent required by the Township and Developer desires to delay the top surfacing of said roadway until the end of the term in which the improvements are required to be completed. All stormwater-related improvements to each lot and all stormwater-related improvements that are affected by stormwater entering or exiting each lot must be completed before occupancy of any building on that lot.

Occupancy Permits. No structure shall be occupied until it and all of its appurtenances have been completed, all roads necessary for ingress and egress to the said structure have been completed to an extent which will permit unquestionable ease of access for emergency vehicles, and all of the other requirements of this Agreement and the Plan Plans and other ordinances, laws, rules or regulations regarding such structure have been complied with, and the same have been inspected and approved by the Township, and the Township has issued an occupancy permit or permits therefor. Furthermore, no structure shall be occupied until provisions satisfactory to the Township Engineer have been made (including but not limited to seeding and sodding) to prevent runoff of rain water, melting snow, etc., from being discharged onto adjacent lands tracts or onto the street or pavement and to prevent such runoff from coming onto said lot, street or pavement pavements from other adjacent landstracts. The provisions of this Paragraph shall not prevent occupancy where the asphalt base course of any roadway or easement is constructed to the extent required by the Township and Developer desires to delay the top surfacing of said roadway until the end of the term in which the improvements are required to be completed. All stormwater-related improvements to each lot and all stormwater-related improvements that are affected by stormwater entering or exiting each lot must be completed before occupancy of any building on that lot.

Occupancy Permits. No structure shall be occupied until it and all of its appurtenances have been completed, all roads necessary for ingress and egress to the said structure have been completed to an extent which will permit unquestionable ease of access for emergency vehicles, and all of the other requirements of this Agreement and the Plan Plans and other ordinances, laws, rules or regulations regarding such structure have been complied with, and the same have been inspected and approved by the Township, and the Township has issued an occupancy permit or permits therefor. Furthermore, no structure shall be occupied until provisions satisfactory to the Township Engineer have been made (including but not limited to seeding and sodding) to prevent runoff of rain water, melting snow, etc., from being discharged onto adjacent lands or onto the street or pavement and to prevent such runoff from coming onto said lot, street or pavement from other adjacent lands. The provisions of this Paragraph shall not prevent occupancy where the asphalt base course of any roadway or easement is constructed to the extent required by the Township and Developer desires to delay the top surfacing of said roadway until the end of the term in which the improvements are required to be completed. All stormwater-related SWMC improvements to each lot and all stormwater-related SWMC improvements that are affected by stormwater entering or exiting each lot must be completed before occupancy of any building on that lot.