Use Easements Sample Clauses

Use Easements. Declarant reserves, creates, establishes, promulgates, and declares a non-exclusive, perpetual, appurtenant easement over certain Lots as noted on the Plat (the “Burdened Lot” with the Owner thereof, the “Burdened Lot Owner”) for the benefit of the Owner of the adjacent Lot (the “Benefitted Lot” with the Owner thereof, the “Benefitted Lot Owner”), an easement of encroachment of a minimum of four feet (4’) (with the actual dimension to be depicted on the Plat depicting the Benefitted Lot and Burdened Lot) adjacent to each garage (the “Use Easement”, with such area of the Use Easement defined as the “Use Easement Area”) to permit the Owner of the Benefitted Lot to enter the Burdened Lot for purposes of (i) having enhanced access to the dwelling upon the Benefitted Lot and (ii) conducting landscaping activities upon the Benefitted Lot and upon the Use Easement Area. The Use Easement is further described under the “Dedication” on the Plat and depicted for each applicable Lot on the Plat. Additionally, the following terms apply to the Use Easements:
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Related to Use Easements

  • Utility Easements 2.1 Some properties may at the discretion of the Developer be subject to easements in favour of suppliers of water, power, gas, telephone, internet and wastewater utilities and services, including SaskPower for location of a transformer and SaskTel. The Property Owner acknowledges that the location of any transformer and which lots will be affected by any such easements, will not be known until such utility and service providers complete their design work and the Developer has negotiated the terms and conditions thereof. The Property Owner further specifically acknowledges and agrees that the Property may be subject to any such easement, and that the same shall not affect or result in a decrease or abatement of the purchase price of the Property.

  • TENANCIES AND RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS The Property is believed to be and shall be taken to be correctly described and is sold subject to all express conditions, restrictions-in-interest, caveats, leases, tenancies, easements, liabilities, encumbrances and rights, if any, subsisting thereon or thereover without the obligation to define the same respectively and the Purchaser is deemed to have full knowledge thereof.

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