Examples of Improvements Agreement in a sentence
The Subdivision Improvements Agreement does not constitute an approval for extension of or connection to water mains and sanitary sewers.
The intent of this subsection is to prevent the sale of legally platted lots within the Subdivision for which public infrastructure does not exist or for which an Improvements Agreement has not yet been executed.
If this Agreement is only for a portion or Phase of a Subdivision for which a valid Subdivision Final Plat already exists, the Developer shall not grant, sell or convey any lot or lots not covered by this or a previous Improvements Agreement without the express written consent of the City.
If this Sidewalk Deferral Agreement establishes a Sidewalk Construction Deadline which is less than four (4) years after execution of the Subdivision Improvements Agreement, the Subdivider may request an extension from the Design Review Section for an additional period of time, which shall not exceed a total of four years after execution of the Subdivision Improvements Agreement.
If the Subdivision or any part thereof is sold, conveyed or assigned, the City will not release the Subdivider from its obligations under this Agreement and will continue to hold the Subdivider responsible for all Improvements until a successor in interest to the Subdivider has posted a suitable financial guaranty and entered into a Sidewalk Improvements Agreement with the City.
If the Subdivider will need more than four (4) years after execution of the Subdivision Improvements Agreement to construct the sidewalks, the Subdivider must request and obtain an extension from the Development Review Board and submit the required documentation to the Design Review Section before expiration of the four (4) years.
Upon completion of construction, Property Owner/Developer shall, if not previously set forth in the Improvements Agreement, execute such additional documents as may be required by the District to effectuate a sale, conveyance, transfer and assignment by the Property Owner/Developer of all its rights, titles, and ownership interests in and to such extension(s).
Property Owner/Developer shall be responsible for and pay, directly or indirectly, or reimburse District for, all costs and expenses of whatever kind associated with the acquisition and approval of all easements and rights-of-way necessary to extend service from existing District facilities to the boundary of the property to be serviced pursuant to the Improvements Agreement.
If the Subdivision or any part thereof is sold, conveyed or assigned, the City will not release the Subdivider from its obligations under this Agreement and will continue to hold the Subdivider responsible for all Improvements until a successor in interest to the Subdivider has entered into a Subdivision Improvements Agreement with the City.
In such case, Property Owner’s release of its obligations shall be accomplished by County’s execution of a new Improvements Agreement with the successor owner of the property.