Housing Development Guide definition

Housing Development Guide means the Xxxxxx Housing Development Guide at Annexure A or as amended from time to time; Improvements means the buildings, structures and fixtures erected on and forming part of the Land if any; Income means the rents and profits derived from the Land; Insolvency Event means the following:

Housing Development Guide means the document titled Residential Estate Housing Development Guidelines, forming part of the Sales Pack, as varied from time to time.

Housing Development Guide means the Housing Development Guide annexed to the Contract as amended from time to time in accordance with its terms.

Examples of Housing Development Guide in a sentence

• This Housing Development Guide has been prepared by the Suburban Land Agency to provide a guide to the development of Blocks within the Estate of Taylor.

• As specified in section 3.1.2 of this Housing Development Guide (Utility Provider Access Requirements), Buyers must comply with the service access requirements of Utility Providers and as required by law.Maintenance and emergency access routes are required where sewerage mains are located on leased land.

• Buyers are responsible for arranging the connection of telecommunication services to their Block.Further information in relation to the telecommunication services to the Estate is included in Section 4.6 of this Housing Development Guide.

• This Housing Development Guide must be adhered to and should be read in conjunction with the First Grant Contract and all applicable laws including the reference material listed below in Section 2.4 of this Housing Development Guide.This Housing Development Guide does not replace or fully represent the codes, conditions, legislative and regulatory requirements or the terms and conditions set out in the First Grant Contract.

• Review the documents contained in the Sales Pack, including the First Grant Contract and Housing Development Guide, and seek advice regarding how you will finance your purchase of the Block selected at the Block Purchasing Appointment.

• As specified in Section 3.1.2 of this Housing Development Guide (Utility Provider Access Requirements), Buyers must comply with the service access requirements of Utility Providers and as required by law.Maintenance and emergency access routes are required where sewerage mains are located on leased land.

• For all single residential Blocks the Suburban Land Agency will construct the driveway from the kerb of the road to the property line specified on the Block Details Plan at Attachment B of this Housing Development Guide.

• The Corporation shall, as soon as practicable thereafter, issue and deliver to such holder of Preferred Stock, or to his nominee or nominees, a certificate or certificates for the number of shares of Common Stock to which he shall be entitled, together with cash in lieu of any fraction of a share as set forth above.

• The Suburban Land Agency reserves the right to vary the Housing Development Guide from time to time.Variations to the Housing Development Guide will be issued via an addendum to affected Buyers who have entered into a First Grant Contract for a Block (except for variations to Attachment D).If EPSDD updates the single residential Crown Lease at Attachment D of this Housing Development Guide, the Suburban Land Agency will not issue an addendum.

• Buyer’s attention is drawn to Section 3.3.4 of this Housing Development Guide containing general requirements concerning nature strips.The SUBURBAN LAND AGENCY intends to plant street trees in the Estate subject to final design approval.Generally, a tree will be planted on the nature strip adjacent to each Block to avoid the driveway and other service assets.

More Definitions of Housing Development Guide

Housing Development Guide means the Xxxxxx Housing Development Guide at Annexure A or as amended from time to time;

Housing Development Guide means the Housing Development Guide for the Estate annexed to this Contract or as amended from time to time; Improvements means the buildings, structures and fixtures erected on and forming part of the Land; Income means the rents and profits derived from the Land; Insolvency Event means the following:

Housing Development Guide means the Housing Development Guide annexed to this Contract or as amended from time to time; Improvements means the buildings, structures and fixtures erected on and forming part of the Land; Income means the rents and profits derived from the Land; Land means the land described in the Schedule and to be the subject of the Lease; Land Charges means rates, land rent, land tax and other taxes and outgoings of a periodic nature in respect of the Land; Lease means a Standard Lease in relation to the Land which may, where the Land is affected by an easement identified in the Housing Development Guide, include an annexure or additional provisions detailing the terms of the easement;

Housing Development Guide means the Housing Development Guide annexed to this Contract or as amended from time to time; Improvements means the buildings, structures and fixtures erected on and forming part of the Land; Income means the rents and profits derived from the Land; Land means the land described in the Schedule and to be the subject of the Lease; Land Charges means rates, land tax and other taxes and outgoings of a periodic nature in respect of the Land; Lease means a lease that will be granted to the Buyer in accordance with this Contract and the Planning Act and, where the Land is affected by an easement identified in the Housing Development Guide, include an annexure or additional provisions detailing the terms of the easement;

Housing Development Guide means the document titled Jacka 2 Stage 1 Residential Estate Housing Development Guidelines dated February 2023, forming part of the Ballot Pack, as varied from time to time.

Housing Development Guide means the Housing Development Guide annexed to this Contract or as amended from time to time; Improvements means the buildings, structures and fixtures erected on and forming part of the Land; Income means the rents and profits derived from the Land; Land means the land described in the Schedule and to be the subject of the Lease; Land Charges means rates, land tax and other taxes and outgoings of a periodic nature in respect of the Land; Lease means a lease that will be granted to the Buyer in accordance with this Contract and the Planning Act and, where the Land is affected by an easement identified in the Housing Development Guide, include an annexure or additional provisions detailing the terms of the easement; Notice to Complete means a notice in accordance with clauses 24.1 and 24.2 requiring a party to complete; Operational Acceptance means that the Works are complete to the satisfaction of TAMS, ActewAGL and the Seller; Planning and Land Authority means the body corporate established in accordance with the Planning Act; Specimen Lease means the specimen standard lease included in the Housing Development Guide; Stage Fill and Grading Plan means the plan described as such in the Housing Development Guide; TAMS means the Territory and Municipal Services Directorate; Service Works means the works that the Seller is required to undertake in order to comply with the development application in relation to, and obtain Operational Acceptance for, the Stage.