SHOPPING CENTRES Sample Clauses

The 'SHOPPING CENTRES' clause defines the rules and obligations that apply specifically to properties or premises located within shopping centres. It typically outlines requirements such as compliance with centre management policies, participation in centre-wide promotions, and adherence to common area maintenance standards. For example, tenants may be required to contribute to marketing funds or follow specific signage guidelines set by the shopping centre management. This clause ensures that all tenants operate harmoniously within the shopping centre environment, maintaining consistency and supporting the overall success and appearance of the centre.
SHOPPING CENTRES. The general terms and provisions of the VBIA shall apply to “Shopping Centres” (as defined) with the following variations:
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SHOPPING CENTRES. 19.1 The general terms and provisions of this Appendix shall apply to “Shopping Centres” (as defined) with the following variations.
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SHOPPING CENTRES. The general terms and provisions of this Agreement shall apply to Shopping Centres (as defined) with the following variations:
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SHOPPING CENTRES. (i) The provisions that apply to construction shall apply to “Shopping Centres” (as defined) with the following variations. (ii) Site Allowance
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SHOPPING CENTRES. Applications for shopping centre developments will be considered in the light of the recommendations of the Consultation Draft Retail Planning Guidelines 1999 or as subsequently amended. Generally shopping centres should be located in areas zoned Town Centre or Town Centre Extension and should incorporate other uses so as to maintain activity outside normal shopping hours. Shopping centres must include public toilets and baby changing facilities and should, where possible include other utilities such as creches, sub-post offices etc. The design of the centre should ensure that the site is not dominated by car parking and public transport is easily accessible directly from the main entrance. Consideration must be given to the integration of the building into the surrounding townscape and the landscaping of the site. Shopping centres should provide recycling facilities and secure bicycle parking.
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SHOPPING CENTRES. (a) The provisions that apply to construction shall apply to “Shopping Centres” (as defined) with the following variations. (b) All new construction and extension/refurbishment work of shopping centres, retail strip shops and stand alone retail facilities having a project value in excess of $3 million will attract the then current City of Melbourne Site Allowance. (c) This subclause applies only to projects where the retail component is at least $3 million and occupies at least 51% of the area of the project
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SHOPPING CENTRES. In respect of construction and extension/refurbishment work of shopping centres, retail strip shops and stand alone retail facilities having a project value in excess of
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