Relocation of Easements and Common Improvements Sample Clauses

Relocation of Easements and Common Improvements. Each Owner shall have the right to relocate the Easement Areas on its Parcel and to relocate, alter or otherwise change the Common Improvements located from time to time within the Easement Areas; provided, however, (a) the relocated Easement Areas shall be on property owned by such Owner requesting the relocation or subject to easement assuring continued use by all other Owners with terms in no event inferior to the rights granted herein, and located so as to not materially impair the use of the Common Improvements by any Owner; (b) any relocated Drainage Easements and facilities shall maintain capacity to accommodate the surface water discharge from the Parcels equivalent or better than the facilities described in the Drainage Permit; (c) the relocated Easement Areas shall connect to the other Owner’s Parcel at the same point of connection; (d) Common Improvements shall be relocated in a manner so as to assure the continued use of the Common Improvements with all interruptions in service to be minimized to the extent reasonably possible; and (e) any such relocation shall be at the sole expense of the Owner making such relocation and shall be completed lien-free and in a good and xxxxxxx-like manner. Upon completion of any such relocation, the Owners shall enter into an amendment to this Agreement, in form sufficient for recordation in the Public Records of Hillsborough County, Florida (i) describing the relocated Easement Areas, and (ii) affirming and setting forth the Owners’ continued rights to access, use and easements with respect to the replacement, altered or changed Common Improvements and Easement Areas, all on terms and conditions similar to those contained in this Agreement and in no event inferior to those set forth herein, binding on all persons and/or entities having an interest in such land(s) across or upon whose land(s) such relocated, altered or changed Easement Areas then exist.
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