Site Plan Approval. The Municipality hereby approves all plans attached as Schedules hereto and the Owner covenants and agrees that the Subject Lands shall only be developed and maintained in strict accordance with the Schedules and terms of this Agreement and other plans filed with and approved by the Municipality (but not attached hereto) as part of the Municipality's approval process of the proposed development. The Owner covenants that no work, buildings, structures, facilities, services or other matters shall be performed or constructed on the Subject Lands except as provided for in this Agreement without the prior written consent of the Municipality.
Site Plan Approval. Construction. Franchisee shall not commit to purchase or lease any real property, and Franchisee shall not commence any construction thereon, unless and until the Company has specifically accepted in writing the site location of the Residence proposed by Franchisee and the size plan and other plans and specifications in accordance with which such Residence is to be constructed and equipped. Before commencing any construction of the Residence, Franchisee, at its expense, shall comply, to Company's satisfaction, with all of the following requirements: A) Franchisee shall employ, subject to Company's approval, a qualified architect, design firm or engineer to provide the necessary completed working drawings. Franchisee shall submit to Company a statement identifying and describing the qualifications of the architect, design firm or engineer, as the case may be, accompanied by such written assurances as Company may reasonably require whereby the architect, design firm and/or engineering acknowledge and agree that the Plans are and shall be the sole and exclusive property of Company and that no claim of ownership or other beneficial interest, direct or indirect, shall accrue to such person or firms by virtue of any services that may be rendered with regard to the Plans. It shall be the sole obligation of Franchisee to engage such architect to supplement and modify Company's Plans to the extent necessary to comply with the physical terrain and location of the Premises and all applicable ordinances, building codes, permit requirements, lease requirements and restrictions and market considerations; provided, all such supplements and modifications are hereby deemed incorporated into the Plans and therefore, are proprietary
Site Plan Approval. The Purchaser acknowledges that the development of the property is subject to Site Plan Approval by the Vendor, and there are applicable fees and costs to be paid to the Vendor to obtain Site Plan Approval. This provision shall survive the closing of this transaction. If Hydro electric, telephone services or other public utilities are installed underground, the Purchaser shall provide, grant and transfer to any such public utility without compensation any and all easements which may be required for such installation, whether such installation is required to service the Purchaser’s lands so long as such easements are located within a front, side or rear limit set back as required by any municipal or other government authority, and will also pay the cost of such installation but only to the extent that it is required to service the Purchaser’s land and no other. In particular, the Purchaser agrees on or before closing to execute the Vendor’s standard form of easement agreement.
Site Plan Approval. The following provisions shall govern site plan approval by Lessor:
12.10.1 The location and development of the Wind Power Facilities on the Property shall be guided by a site plan to be mutually agreed upon by Lessor and Lessee during the Development Term. The site plan will evolve from a preliminary site plan with approximate locations of Primary Wind Power Facilities (defined in subsection 12.10.2), or centerlines thereof, as applicable, and corridors or generally larger areas than actually required for construction of the Wind Power Facilities, to a final version based upon wind resource, permitting and construction considerations that arise during the development process. In modifying the site plan and developing a final site plan, Lessee will coordinate the development of the Wind Power Facilities with Lessor’s uses of the Property. Before Lessee may commence construction of any Wind Power Facilities on the Property, Lessee shall submit to Lessor for Lessor’s approval a site plan (the “Site Plan”) showing: (a) the location, footprint or centerline, as applicable, of Primary Wind Power Facilities to be constructed on the Property, (b) the location and design of any fences or gates to be placed on the Property, and (c) the location of the Construction Impact Zones (defined in subsection 12.10.3) on the Property. Once agreed upon by Lessor and Lessee, the Site Plan shall be attached to and incorporated into the Lease as Exhibit “B” by an amendment to the Lease. After the incorporation of a Site Plan into the Lease, Lessee may from time-to-time make certain changes to the Site Plan, and to the extent such changes are material, Lessee shall submit a revised site plan incorporating such material changes (a “Revised Site Plan”) to Lessor for Lessor’s approval, and Lessor shall have thirty (30) days after receipt of a Revised Site Plan to object to any such material changes (“Approval Period”). If Lessor does not notify Lessee in writing prior to the expiration of the Approval Period of any such objections, Lessor shall be deemed to have approved the Revised Site Plan, and the Revised Site Plan shall replace and, for all purposes hereunder, become the Site Plan and be incorporated into the Lease. Should Lessor object in writing to a Revised Site Plan within the Approval Period, Lessor and Lessee shall promptly work in good faith to agree upon a mutually acceptable Revised Site Plan. If Lessor and Lessee, after working in good faith cannot agree upon a Revise...
Site Plan Approval. The CITY specifically reserves the right and must approve, while sitting as a Council at a regular meeting, the site plans and elevations of the VISUAL ARTS CENTER, the color scheme, and the foundation landscaping that shall be provided by the ART ASSOCIATION. The following types of signs may be requested: - Ground signs - Wall signs - Directional on-site signs. Maximum size per sign will be determined by the City Council.
Site Plan Approval. In accordance with Chapter 24 of the City Code. Modification administrative within the scope of the Land Development Regulations.
Site Plan Approval. On or before the Effective Date of the ------------------ Lease, Landlord and Tenant shall have approved in writing a site plan for the Premises in detail sufficient to obtain site plan development approval from the City of Folsom.
Site Plan Approval. Monroe County does hereby accept the Site Plan of the Property. The 16 development shall be consistent with all applicable codes, including but not limited to the 17 Monroe County Comprehensive Plan and Monroe County Code. Following a review of 18 compliance with such codes, the final site plan must be approved by the Monroe County
Site Plan Approval. Developer shall develop the Rezone Section generally in accordance with the site-specific land uses allowed and the development standards set forth in the Moab City Code (the “Code”) and applicable to the R-3 Zone. This Agreement is not intended to and does not affect or in any way bind the City to approve any Site Plan proposed by Developer that does not comply with Section 17.67.060 of the Code or relieve Developer of complying with Chapter 17.67.
Site Plan Approval. All of the following: (a) all necessary and required preliminary and final development plan and site plan approvals necessary to obtain permits for and to construct the Proposed Project on the Property in accordance with the Site Plan have been approved by Albemarle County, Virginia and any other governmental, quasi-governmental, or private entity having approval rights over the site plans for such Proposed Project; (b) all periods within which challenges or appeals could be filed have expired with no appeal or challenges having been filed; and (c) Purchaser’s right to proceed with permitting and development of the Proposed Project on the Property pursuant to the Site Plan have become fully vested under Virginia law (subject only to approval and permitting of building plans and issuance of building permits in conformity with applicable building code requirements for safety and health).
