Annexed Property definition

Annexed Property means any property that is described in a recorded Supplementary Declaration making the property part of the Community.
Annexed Property means Assessor’s Parcels originally identified within the Future Annexation Area that have been annexed to IA No. 1.
Annexed Property means the real property described on Exhibit “B” attached to this Restated Declaration.

Examples of Annexed Property in a sentence

  • A material term of granting the Annexed Property RZ zoning is the agreement that the proposed resort on the Property shall remain open to the public.

  • The Stevens Creek Floodplain and Floodprone Area originally shown within the Prairie Village North PUD has been removed from the PUD and the south side of the boundaries of the Annexed Property.

  • Annexed Property or any portion thereof for which a Supplemental Declaration has been recorded may be withdrawn by the Declarant from the Development Property, from this Declaration, and/or from such Supplemental Declaration related thereto.

  • If the Annexed Property consists of, is subdivided into, or is made subject to a condominium property regime which consists of, two or more Sub-Units, each Sub-Unit and the common area and common elements within or appurtenant to the Annexed Property or appurtenant to any such Sub-Unit shall be subject to the Declaration and the Governing Documents.

  • The withdrawal of such Annexed Property or portion thereof may be accomplished by Declarant’s execution and Recording of a written notice of such withdrawal (“Declaration of Withdrawal”).

  • The Hot Pots and other amenities on the Annexed Property have been used and enjoyed by citizens of Midway for generations, and the Applicant agrees that access to these amenities will remain open to the public, subject to reasonable fees charged for admission.

  • The Annexed Property constitutes a portion of the Additional Property as described in the Declaration.

  • Declarant owns the property described in Exhibit “A” attached hereto (the “Annexed Property”) and desires and intends that the Annexed Property shall be submitted to the Declaration and part of Koa Ridge, as defined in the Declaration.

  • The Landowners waive and hold the City harmless for damages to crops and/or the Annexed Property that is subject to said dedicated right-of-ways and easement areas, when the City grades, paves and implements the improvements in question.

  • In order to provide gravity sewer service to portions of the Annexed Property, Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line Phase 4 needs to be designed and constructed generally as shown on the Infrastructure Exhibit (Attachment “G”) (“Sub Basin Trunk Sewer Line Phase 4”).


More Definitions of Annexed Property

Annexed Property those portions of the Annexable Property that have been annexed hereunder pursuant to a Declaration of Annexation in accordance with the provisions of Article VIII (“Annexation and Deannexation”) of these Bylaws.
Annexed Property means Taxable Property that has been annexed into the CFD by the Legislative Body upon determination by the Administrator that (i) the Assigned Special Tax from the Parcel(s) is necessary to provide financing of the full Cost of the Facilities, and (ii) the Parcel(s) are within the area designated as potential Annexed
Annexed Property means any portion of the Annexable Area which may from time to time be annexed to the Community and thereby be made subject to this Community Declaration by the Recordation of a Supplemental Declaration, as provided in Section 3.3 of this Community Declaration.
Annexed Property means any Greenville County Property that is located with the Metropolitan Boundaries and is annexed into the City Limits after the Effective Date.

Related to Annexed Property

  • Undeveloped Property means all Assessor’s Parcels of Taxable Property which are not Developed Property.

  • Developed Property means all Assessor’s Parcels of Taxable Property for which Building Permits were issued on or before May 1 of the prior Fiscal Year, provided that such Assessor's Parcels were created on or before January 1 of the prior Fiscal Year and that each such Assessor's Parcel is associated with a Lot, as determined reasonably by the Board.

  • Excluded Property shall have the meaning set forth in the Security Agreement.