Common use of Phasing of Conveyances to Developer Clause in Contracts

Phasing of Conveyances to Developer. Following the grant of a Sub-Phase Approval and the satisfaction (or waiver by the Agency) of all conditions to the Agency’s obligation to convey real property to Developer as set forth in Article 10, the Agency shall: (i) convey to Developer all real property the Agency owns (or acquires as contemplated herein) that is part of the Sub-Phase, other than real property that is subject to the Public Trust and the “Public Property”, which is the Agency Lots, the Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Lots, the Community Facilities Lots, the Open Space Lots, including Parcel E-2, the Fire Station Lot, and the public rights of way and other real property intended to be owned permanently by Governmental Entities, including real property that is to be placed under the Public Trust; (ii) with the Approval of Developer in its sole discretion, convey to Developer all real property the Agency owns (or acquires as contemplated herein) that is part of the Sub-Phase (excluding property that is subject to the Public Trust or that is to be placed under the Public Trust), subject to Developer’s obligation to convey the Public Property back to the Agency as it directs; or (iii) lease to Developer all or any portion of the property the Agency owns, other than the Public Property, but only with Developer’s Approval. Any such conveyance from Developer to the Agency shall be under a Developer Quitclaim Deed and shall be free and clear of any title exceptions or encumbrances other than those (1) that existed at the time of the conveyance from the Agency to Developer, (2) permanent recorded restrictions or covenants that are required as a part of Developer’s obligations hereunder (and not including any mechanics or other liens or security instruments) or (3) for ad valorem property taxes or assessments related to the period after Developer’s ownership. All mapping and legal descriptions required for conveyances from the Agency to Developer under this DDA shall be prepared by Developer and Approved by the Agency Director.

Phasing of Conveyances to Developer. Following the grant Approval of a Sub-Phase Approval Application, applicable Final Subdivision Map and the satisfaction (or waiver by the AgencyAuthority) of all conditions to the AgencyAuthority’s obligation to convey real property to Developer as set forth in Article 10, the Agency shall: Authority shall either (i) convey to Developer all real or a portion of the property the Agency Authority owns (or acquires as contemplated herein) that is part of the that Sub-Phase, other than real property that is subject to the Public Trust and the “Public Property”” , which is the Agency Lotsincludes, without limitation, the Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Authority Housing Lots, the Community Facilities Lots, the Open Space Lots, including Parcel E-2, the Police and Fire Station Lot, the Wastewater Treatment Facility Lot, the PUC Lot, the School Lot, the Sailing Center Lot, the Xxxxxxxx Street Life Learning Center Lot (as all of the foregoing Lots are generally shown on Exhibit G attached hereto), the Submerged Lands and the public rights right of way ways and other real property intended to be owned permanently by Governmental Entities, including real property that is to be placed under the Public Trust; or (ii) with upon the Approval mutual agreement of Developer in its sole discretionand the Authority, convey to Developer all real or a portion of the property the Agency Authority owns (or acquires as contemplated herein) that is part of the that Sub-Phase (excluding property that is subject to other than the Public Trust or that is to be placed under the Public TrustParcels), subject to Developer’s obligation to convey the Public Property back to the Agency Authority as it directs; or (iii) lease to Developer all or . If Authority conveys any portion of the property the Agency ownsPublic Property to Developer, other than the then any conveyance of such Public Property, but only with Developer’s Approval. Any such conveyance Property from Developer back to the Agency shall be under a Developer Quitclaim Deed and Authority shall be free and clear of any title exceptions or encumbrances other than those (1) that existed at the time of the conveyance from the Agency Authority to Developer, (2) permanent recorded restrictions or covenants that are required as a part of Developer’s obligations hereunder (and not including any mechanics or other liens or security instruments) or (3) for ad valorem property taxes or assessments related to under the period after Developer’s ownership. All mapping and legal descriptions required for conveyances from the Agency to Developer under this DDA shall be prepared by Developer and Approved by the Agency Director.Development Requirements,