Outlots Sample Clauses

Outlots. No outlot in a subdivision may be used as a building site unless it is in compliance with all restrictions imposed by Ch. 236, Wis. Stats., and the provisions of this chapter. No outlot in a land division may be used as a building site unless it is in compliance with all the provisions of this chapter. An outlot may be conveyed whether or not it may be used as a building site.
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Outlots. No special assessments shall be assessed against any outlot or dedicated park land. Costs associated with Public Improvements adjacent to or within an outlot (not deemed to be dedicated park land) shall not be borne by general obligation cost, except as provided in Section 5. Such costs shall be specially assessed against all lots (excluding outlots) within the Development Area.
Outlots. The Developer shall take whatever precautions as are necessary to ensure that the Outlot retention basins located in the Development shall be maintained during all stages of the grading, construction or landscaping provided for in this Agreement. Downstream drainage improvements shall be maintained throughout the construction process in order to avoid drainage problems for the abutting neighbors. Erosion control silt fence surrounding or otherwise protecting the basin shall be constructed prior to any grading or construction work being conducted on the Property. The erosion control silt fence shall be maintained throughout construction and until the area disturbed is vegetatively stable. The Developer shall maintain Outlots until the financial obligations and responsibilities are transferred to the Lot Owners as outlined below: • Outlot 1: To be owned and maintain by the Creekside Terrace Homeowners Association, Inc. with an Access Easement granted to the Creekside Crossing Condominium Owners for access to their retention basin. The retention basin, west of Outlot 1, is owned and maintained by the Condominium Association.
Outlots. As more particularly set forth in Section IX.C. of the Development Agreement, 126 an affiliate of the Developer intends to purchase the Single Family Parcels and to convey 127 the Single Family Parcels to a developer of single family residences. Pursuant to the 128 Development Agreement, in order to develop the Single Family Parcels as individual 129 residential lots the single family developer will be required to record a plat as to each 130 Single Family Parcel. The plat for Lot 4 of the CSM will create outlots upon which the 131 Basins and other parts of the SWM System will have been constructed. The Developer 132 intends to require the single family developer to convey the outlots to the owner of the 133 Apartment Property once the plat for Lot 4 has been recorded. Immediately following 134 the conveyance of the outlots to the owner of the Apartment Property, the owner of the 135 Apartment Property shall grant a non-exclusive perpetual easement to the then owner(s) 136 of remaining portions of Lot 4 of the CSM and its/their successors and assigns, granting 137 such remaining portions of Lot 4 of the CSM the right to drain ordinary surface water and 138 storm water on, over, under, across and the outlots to the Basins and other areas located 139 on the outlots and included as part of the SWM System. For the avoidance of doubt, the 140 outlots and, if the outlots are not created for any reason, the land upon which the outlots 141 are intended to be located, is and will remain subject to the easements and rights set forth 142 in the Agreement no matter their ownership.
Outlots. The Phase 2 Outlots and the allocation of the $7,820,000.00 Deferred Special Assessments is as follows: Outlot A $ 0.00 Outlot B $ 0.00 Outlot C $ 0.00 Outlot D $ 0.00 Outlot E $ 0.00 Outlot F $ 0.00 Outlot G $ 0.00 Outlot H $ 0.00 Outlot I $ 408,000.00 Outlot J $ 612,000.00 Outlot K $1,292,000.00 Outlot L $ 884,000.00 Outlot M $ 544,000.00 Outlot N $ 884,000.00 Outlot O $1,224,000.00 Outlot P $ 612,000.00 Outlot Q $1,360,000.00 The following and those items that are required improvements as part of State Statute, City Code and the resolutions approving the development of the Property:
Outlots. As noted in Section B above, an affiliate of the Developer intends to 740 purchase the Single Family Parcels and to convey the Single Family Parcels to a developer of 741 single family residences. As noted in Section D below, in order to develop the Single Family 742 Parcels as individual residential lots the single family developer will be required to record a plat 743 as to each Single Family Parcel. The plat for the Green Meadow Parcel, i.e., Lot 4 of the CSM, 744 will create outlots upon which the portions of the SWM System will have been constructed. The 745 Developer or its affiliate acquiring the Green Meadow Parcel shall require the single family 746 developer acquiring the Green Meadow Parcel to convey the outlots to the owner of the 747 Apartment Property once the plat for the Green Meadow Parcel has been recorded so that the 748 owner of the Apartment Property will own those areas integral to the SWM System.
Outlots. Ownership of Outlot 1 & 2 will be equally divided between lots 1 & 2 and 4-8. Each lot will each have a 1/7 share. Outlot 1 & 2 are reserved to storm water management purposes. Maintenance of Detention Ponds will be in accordance with the Operation Maintenance agreement for the subdivision and will be formed by the owners.
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Outlots. As more particularly set forth in Section IX.C. of the Development Agreement, 126 an affiliate of the Developer intends to purchase the Single-Family Parcels and to convey 127 the Single-Family Parcels to a developer of single family residences. Pursuant to the 128 Development Agreement, in order to develop the Single-Family Parcels as individual 129 residential lots the single family developer will be required to record a plat as to each 130 Single-Family Parcel. The plat for Lot 4 of the CSM will create outlots upon which the 131 Basins and other parts of the SWM System will have been constructed (collectively, the 132 “Outlots”). The Developer intends to require the single family developer to convey the 133 Outlots to the owner of the Apartment Property once the plat for Lot 4 has been recorded. 134 Immediately following the conveyance of the Outlots to the owner of the Apartment 135 Property, the owner of the Apartment Property shall grant a non-exclusive perpetual 136 easement to the then owner(s) of remaining portions of Lot 4 of the CSM and its/their 137 successors and assigns, granting such remaining portions of Lot 4 of the CSM the right to 138 drain ordinary surface water and storm water on, over, under, across and the Outlots to the 139 Basins and other areas located on the Outlots and included as part of the SWM System. 140 For the avoidance of doubt, the Outlots and, if the Outlots are not created for any reason, 141 the land upon which the Outlots are intended to be located, is and will remain subject to 142 the easements and rights set forth in the Agreement no matter their ownership.
Outlots. Outlots A, B, C, D, E, & F (i.e. the park, detention ponds and floodplain/floodway area of Xxxxxxxxxxx Creek) have been deeded to the Village; the Village has accepted the management and control of the Outlots. The Village agrees to grant any easements over the Outlots as may be required in conjunction with MWRDGC mandated improvements.

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