Examples of Commercial Lots in a sentence
As set forth in the Planning Cooperation Agreement, the Planning Commission shall review and Approve the design of specific office developments on Commercial Lots containing office development that is subject to Planning Code sections 320-325 pursuant to the Redevelopment Plans.
The Agency, Developer and Vertical Developers, as applicable, shall work collaboratively with the Planning Department to ensure that design issues are discussed as early in the review process as possible and that the Agency and the Planning Commission act consistently with respect to the design of specific office developments on the Commercial Lots.
Commercial Lots within the Frontage Protection Zone shall comply with FPZ sSetbacks per LMC Section 15-2-20.
The Project Consists Of 8.07 Acres Which Would Be Divided Into Six (6) Commercial Lots.
Developer by itself or in joint ventures with other development partners (“Developer Commercial JVs”) shall have the right, but not the obligation, to develop the Critical Commercial Lots, subject to the timing set forth in this Section 17.2.1; provided, Developer shall have the obligation to develop the Required Improvements in accordance with the Schedule of Performance.
The applicable Non-Critical Commercial Lots on Public Trust property shall be ground leased directly by the Authority to the Vertical Developers.
Developer or a Developer Commercial JV may, in its sole discretion, subsequently convey any of the developed Critical Commercial Lots (the “Developed Critical Commercial Lots”) to a third party; provided, however, that any and all revenues received by Developer or a Developer Commercial JV arising from or associated with the conveyance of the Developed Commercial Lots shall be included in Gross Revenues.
Due to change in use of certain Parcels, under this Amended and Restated Service and Assessment Plan, the Commercial Lots total 27.434 acres.
The second group (the “Non- Critical Commercial Lots”) consists of Blocks C2-H, Y1-H and the Senior Officers Quarters Historic District (“SOQHD”) identified on the Land Use Plan, and any of the Critical Commercial Lots that Developer elects not to develop under Section 17.2.1.
Developer will provide this information derived from the Proforma to an independent appraiser having at least ten (10) years experience in the San Francisco retail leasing market mutually agreed upon by Developer and the Authority, and shall provide to the Navy and the Authority a letter report confirming the appropriateness of Developer’s assumptions related to the Critical Commercial Lots.