Private Road Sample Clauses

Private Road. A privately-owned and maintained way that allows for access by a service vehicle and that serves one or multiple Residences.
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Private Road. The Speed of Motor Vehicles must not exceed Ten Miles an Hour. No Traction Engines allowed.
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Private Road. A privately-owned and maintained way that allows for access by a service vehicle and that serves multiple Residences. Public Street: A public right-of-way used for public travel, including public alleys. Recycling: The preparation, collection, transport, processing, and marketing of Recyclables.
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Private Road. The property abuts a private road which has not been accepted as a public road and is not required to be maintained by the county road commission or other public or municipal body.
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Private Road. Landlord possesses a non-exclusive right to use Santa ------------ Xxxxx Drive (i.e., the private road running along the easterly line of the Project and presently connecting San Clemente Drive with Newport Center Drive) for the purpose of ingress to and egress from the Project and said private road serves both the Project and owner ("Owner") of the private road (i.e., the Owner's building and the surrounding landscaped area and parking area). The Owner possesses the right to dedicate all or any portion of said road to the City of Newport Beach at any time. Additionally, the Owner possesses the right to transfer and assign (to any buyer or ground lessee of its property) its non- exclusive right to use said private road, or to enter into cross-easements with any such buyer or ground lessee in connection with Landlord's non-exclusive right to use said private road. No exercise by Owner of any of its rights under this Article shall have any effect upon this Lease, nor shall same subject Landlord to any liability, as long as Tenant (along with its agents, employees and invitees) continues to have the non-exclusive right to use said private road with no material adverse effect thereon. Santa Xxxxx Drive (i.e., the private road running along the easterly line of the Project) is not part of the Common Areas, but Tenant (along with its agents, employees and invitees) shall have the non-exclusive right to use said private road, as more specifically provided in this Section 29.26. Accordingly, all costs of repair and maintenance in ------------- connection with the entire private road (i.e., from Newport Center Drive to San Clemente Street) shall be allocated proportionately as follows: 56% to the Owner's facility (and thus not included as operating costs of the Project) and 44% to the Project (and thus included as Project Expenses of the Project.
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Private Road. Developer shall construct, or cause to be constructed, a private road and grant a non-exclusive easement for public use to allow for safe and adequate vehicular access over and across such road to and from other portions of the Property. Such completed private road shall be dedicated to the Coalton District.
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Private Road. Xxxxx shall, at Xxxxx’x sole cost, complete the initial construction of a private road (the “Private Road”) across the Xxxxx Private Road Easement and the District Easement (to the extent additional improvements are required to the District Easement). Construction of the Private Road shall be completed in conjunction with, and at substantially the same time as, construction of the public portion of N. Benchmark Avenue.
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Private Road. The subject property abuts a private road which is not maintained by the County Road Commission, notice of which is contained in a separate document attached and labeled “Notice as to Existence of Private Road”.
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