Outlot A Sample Clauses

Outlot A. The Owner of Xxx 0, Xxxxx 0 xxxx xx obligated to design, engineer, construct, and maintain any improvements on Outlot A in accordance with the Outlot A Use and Maintenance Agreement.
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Outlot A. The Parties agree that as a condition of CITY’s approval of the necessary applications to replat and rezone, as applicable, Lot 1 or Outlot A into developable lots, no direct driveway access shall be permitted to 00xx Xxxxxx xxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx. Accordingly, access to all lots platted now or in the future shall be from Local Streets to be dedicated as part of the future replat of Outlot A or any future replat of Lot 1.
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Outlot A. In the event that CITY approves the necessary applications to replat and rezone Outlot A into developable lots and CITY determines that connection to the CITY’s Water Distribution is reasonably available, CITY shall be entitled to collect Capital Facilities Charges pursuant to a future amendment to this Agreement as contemplated in Section 6(C).
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Outlot A. In the event that CITY approves the necessary applications to replat and rezone Outlot A into developable lots, Sanitary Sewer Connection Fees shall be collected by CITY at the time of building permit application for any building application where connection to a sanitary sewer is required.
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Outlot A. In the event that CITY approves the necessary applications to replat and rezone Outlot A into developable lots, Watershed Management Fees shall be collected by CITY at the time of building permit application at the rate established in the Papillion Master Fee Schedule at the time of the respective building permit application.
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Outlot A. At Closing, Developer shall convey Outlot A to the City via quit claim deed (the (“Outlot A Deed”) to the City and the City shall grant Developer an easement, license, or lease for the use and maintenance of Outlot A as a private alley in substantially the form attached as Exhibit R (the “Outlot A Use and Maintenance Agreement”).
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