Unity of Control Clause Samples
Unity of Control. If an issue is more global in nature, has the potential to become a significant issue, or if the issue has not been addressed appropriately by the school district, the Trustee will also provide a courtesy call or e-mail message to the Superintendent. As appropriate, the Trustee will be notified of the resolution by the Superintendent, Cabinet member, or Department Head.
Unity of Control. Control of the “Common Areas” (as such term is hereinafter defined) shall be by the Declarant or any assignee thereof. In the event that the Property is owned from time to time by more than one owner, such owners shall jointly and equally exercise control over the Common Areas. “Common Areas” as used herein shall mean and refer to all portions of the Property designated or depicted as paths, sidewalks, benches, roadways, drives, vehicular and pedestrian circulation areas, parking areas, common signage, utility facilities including lift stations, storm drainage elements, stormwater retention areas, patio areas and lakes, lawns, landscaped areas, exterior lighting facilities and similar common elements or portions of the Property generally available for public use, all as may be shown on the Site Plan. Common Areas shall not include any reserved covered parking areas. In all events, the Property or any subdivided portion thereof shall remain subject to the Site Plan.