Roads Etc. Not to obstruct the roads, pavements, footpaths and forecourt areas from time to time on the Estate in any way whatsoever and not to use any part of the forecourts and car parking spaces or other open parts of the Property for the purpose of storage or deposit of any materials, goods, container ships’ pallets, refuse, waste scrap or any other material or matter.

Roads Etc. If applicable to the development, Owner shall dedicate rights-of-way for roads to the extent and as shown upon the Development Plan(s) as public roads. All roads, drives, sidewalks, curbs, curb returns and connections to existing roads shall be constructed by the Owner and/or Owner’s successors in interest in accordance with the Development Plan(s). Upon completion of all such construction the Town shall accept said public roads into its street system for maintenance for the width of paving but will not be responsible to maintain the balance of the rights-of-way. Owner and/or Owner’s successors in interest shall install all road crossings for underground utilities prior to the application of the surface course of any roads within the Development.

Roads Etc. If applicable to the development, Developer shall dedicate rights-of-way for roads to the extent and as shown upon the Development Plan as public roads. All roads, drives, sidewalks, curbs, curb returns and connections to existing roads shall be constructed by the Developer in accordance with the Development Plan. Upon completion of all such construction the Town shall accept said public roads into its street system for maintenance for the width of paving but will not be responsible to maintain the balance of the rights-of-way. The Developer shall install all road crossings for underground utilities prior to the application of the surface course of any roads within the Development. Owner/Xxxxxxxxx agrees to convey at a future date to be determined by the Town a right of way and/or dedication to the Town of suitable width along the Property’s frontage to Ridge Court for road widening and sidewalk installation, which shall run with the Property, bind Owner/Developer’s successors in interest, and shall survive the completion of the public improvements set forth in the Development Plan(s), the release of the security for said improvements as set forth herein and otherwise shall survive the termination of this Agreement.

Roads Etc. If applicable to the development, Developer shall dedicate rights-of-way for roads to the extent and as shown upon the Development Plan as public roads. All roads, drives, sidewalks, curbs, curb returns and connections to existing roads shall be constructed by the Developer in accordance with the Development Plan. Upon completion of all such construction the Town shall accept said public roads into its street system for maintenance for the width of paving but will not be responsible to maintain the balance of the rights-of-way. The Developer shall install all road crossings for underground utilities prior to the application of the surface course of any roads within the Development. Construction shall include certain “ROW” improvements that include roadway widening with new asphalt and concrete, as well as certain off site signalization modifications at the E. Ridgeville Blvd. and Ridgeside Drive intersection to constructed by Owner/Developer as depicted and/or described in the Development Plan(s) at Owner/Developer’s sole cost and expense, which shall in all respects be constructed to Town and/or State Highway Administration (“SHA”) standards, as may be applicable, and shall be subject to interim and final inspections and acceptance by the SHA and/or the Town, as may be applicable.

Roads Etc. If applicable to the development, CFA shall dedicate rights-of-way for roads to the extent and as shown upon the Development Plan(s) as public roads. All roads, drives, sidewalks, curbs, curb returns and connections to existing roads shall be constructed by the CFA and/or CFA’s successors in interest in accordance with the Development Plan(s). Upon completion of all such construction the Town shall accept said public roads into its street system for maintenance for the width of paving but will not be responsible to maintain the balance of the rights-of-way. CFA and/or CFA’s successors in interest shall install all road crossings for underground utilities prior to the application of the surface course of any roads within the Development.

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