Residential Common Areas means those parts of the Residential Development intended for the common use and benefit of the Residential Development as a whole and not just any particular Residential Unit and which subject to the provisions of this Deed are to be used by each Owner and Occupier of the Residential Units in common with all other Owners and Occupiers of the Residential Units which said parts include but not limited to
Residential Common Areas. Those areas as shown and coloured Violet and Violet Hatched Black on the DMC plans certified as to their accuracy by or on behalf of the Authorized Person and annexed hereto which include the Greenery Areas (Residential Common Areas), the Residential Visitors’ Car Parking Spaces, the Bicycle Parking Spaces, the Club Houses and their external walls, the loading and unloading spaces serving the Residential Accommodation and any other areas serving the Residential Accommodation and not intended to be exclusively used by any one of the Owners of the Residential Accommodation, and any area designated by the Manager in accordance with Clause (1)(aj) of Subsection B of Section V hereof or by the Registered Owner in accordance with Clause (9)(a)(vii) of Section I hereof, but not further or otherwise, to be the Residential Common Areas but shall not include the Car Park Common Areas, the Residential Towers Common Areas, the Low Rise Residential Blocks Common Areas, the Residential and Car Park Common Areas, the Development Common Areas and the Commercial Common Areas (if any). “Residential Common Facilities” The facilities serving the Residential Accommodation or the Residential Common Areas and not intended to be exclusively used by any one of the Owners of the Residential Accommodation including (but not limited to) :- (a) the sewers, drains, water courses, pipes, gutters, wires, cables, water tanks and other services facilities whether ducted or otherwise which are or at any time may be in, under or over or passing through the Development through which water, sewage, gas, electricity and any other services are supplied to the Residential Accommodation or the Residential Common Areas; (b) all other facilities and systems designated by the Manager in accordance with Clause (1)(aj) of Subsection B of Section V hereof, but not further or otherwise to be the Residential Common Facilities but excluding the Car Park Common Facilities, the Residential Towers Common Facilities, the Low Rise Residential Blocks Common Facilities, the Residential and Car Park Common Facilities, the Development Common Facilities and the Commercial Common Facilities (if any).
Residential Common Areas means those parts of the Development (whether within or outside the Residential Accommodation) as shown on the Ground Floor Plan, the 1st Floor Plan, the 2nd Floor Plan, the 3rd Floor Plan, the 5th-27th Floors Plan, the 28th Floor Plan, the 29th Floor Plan, the Roof Floor Plan, the Upper Roof Plan and the Elevation Plans annexed to this Deed and certified as to the accuracy thereof by or on behalf of the Authorized Person and thereon coloured green and green cross hatched black and intended for the common use and benefit of the Owners and Occupiers of the Residential Units including, but not limited to, the Club House, planters, lift lobbies on all floors (except the lst Floor), lift pits, lift shafts, staircases, exits, ramps, the external walls and parapet walls of the Residential Accommodation ( but excluding the interior surface of such walls facing the Residential Units and the glass and metal parapets/balustrade/fences of the Balcony, the Utility Platform and the Flat Roof which form parts of the Residential Units), the Curtain Wall of the Residential Accommodation, the entrance lobby on the Ground Floor, the architectural fins and features, pipes serving the Residential Accommodation, lift machine room, fresh water roof tank, TBE room (Residential), the A/C Platforms of the Residential Units, flat roof on the 2nd Floor and the 3rd Floor (unless otherwise specifically included in an assignment of a Residential Unit) and any other parts or spaces on or in the Land and the Development for the common use and benefit of the Owners and Occupiers of the Residential Units and their visitors and not for the exclusive use or benefit of the Owner or Occupier of any individual Residential Unit or his visitors EXCLUDING the Development Common Areas and EXCLUDING any part, space, area or facility the exclusive right and privilege to hold use, occupy and enjoy the same that belongs to any particular Owner PROVIDED THAT, where appropriate, if (a) any parts of the Development covered by paragraph (a) of the definition of “common parts” set out in Section 2 of the Ordinance and/or (b) any parts specified in the Schedule 1 to the Ordinance and included under paragraph (b) of the definition of “common parts” set out in Section 2 of the Ordinance, are also for the common use and benefit of all the Owners of the Residential Units, such parts shall be deemed to have been included as, and shall form part of, the Residential Common Areas; “Residential Common Facilities” mea...
Examples of Residential Common Areas in a sentence
The common flat roofs on 2/F of the Development form part of the Residential Common Areas.
The relevant areas are commonly classified as "Residential Common Areas" in the context of the deed of mutual covenant of a development.
Observe the rules framed from time to time by the Promoter/Association (upon formation) for the beneficial common enjoyment of the Residential Common Areas, Amenities and Facilities and the Project Common Areas, Amenities and Facilities.
Under the Consent Scheme, the authorised persons are required, on a routine basis, to certify the GFA of the "Residential Common Areas" to support the calculation of undivided shares and management shares (where appropriate).
The Allottee shall not have any right, title and interest, claim or entitlement whatsoever over or in respect of the Project/Building (s) save and except the said Apartment and the share in the Residential Common Areas of the Project, and the Allottee shall not raise any dispute or make any claim with regard to the Promoter either constructing or not constructing on the remaining land not being a part of the Project.
The Manager shall keep separate management accounts for Development Common Areas and Facilities and Residential Common Areas and Facilities.
Not to damage the Residential Common Areas, Amenities and Facilities and the Project Common Areas, Amenities and Facilities in any manner and if such damage is caused by the Allottee or the family members, invitees, servants, agents or employees of the Allottee, the Allottee shall compensate for the same.
The common flat roofs on 4/F of the Development form part of the Residential Common Areas.
Notwithstanding the Said Share of the Purchaser in the Common Areas and/or the transfer of the Residential Common Areas to the Association under the prevailing law(s) the Purchaser shall have the right to use the Shared Common Areas comprised within the Complex to the extent required for beneficial use and enjoyment of the said Flat and/or the Parking Spaces and the Purchaser hereby accepts the same and shall not, under any circumstances, raise any claim of ownership and/or other claim contrary thereto.
The Allottee shall pay the proportionate costs and expenses (including but not limited to payment of proportionate Stamp Duty and Registration charges payable) for (i) formation of the Association, and (ii) transfer of the Project Common Areas, Amenities and Facilities, and the Residential Common Areas, Amenities and Facilities.
More Definitions of Residential Common Areas
Residential Common Areas means and includes all those areas of the Development (whether within or outside the Residential Accommodation) as shown on the Ground Floor Plan, the 1st Floor Plan, the 2nd Floor Plan, the 3rd Floor Plan, the 5th-9th Floors Plan, the 10th-17th Floor Plan, the 18th-22nd Floor Plan, the 23rd-25th Floor Plan, the Roof Plan, the Upper Roof Plan, the Top Roof Plan and the Elevation Plan annexed to this Deed and certified as to the accuracy thereof by or on behalf of the Authorized Person and thereon coloured green and intended for the common use and benefit of the Owners and Occupiers of the Residential Units including, but not limited to, entrance lobby on the Ground Floor, caretaker’s counter, lift lobbies on all floors (except the 1st Floor , lift pits, lift shafts, staircases, exits, ramps, flat roof on the 3rd Floor (unless otherwise specifically included in an assignment of a Residential Unit), external walls and parapet walls of the Residential Accommodation (but excluding the interior surface of such walls facing the Residential Units and the parapets/balustrade/fences of the Flat Roof which form parts of the Residential Units), the Curtain Wall of the Residential Accommodation, the architectural fins and features, pipes serving the Residential Accommodation, lift machine room on the Upper Roof, flat roof on the Roof and the Upper Roof, the Club House, the A/C Platforms of the Residential Units, electric meter cabinet, water meter cabinets, hose reel units, electric meter room, pipe ducts, potable and flushing pump room and any other parts or spaces on or in the Land and the Development for the common use and benefit of the Owners and Occupiers of the Residential Units and not for the exclusive use or benefit of the Owner or Occupier of any individual Residential Unit EXCLUDING the Development Common Areas and EXCLUDING any part, space, area or facility the exclusive right and privilege to hold use, occupy and enjoy the same that belongs to any particular Owner PROVIDED THAT, where appropriate, if (a) any parts of the Development covered by paragraph (a) of the definition of “common parts” set out in Section 2 of the Ordinance or (b) any parts specified in the Schedule 1 to the Ordinance and included under paragraph (b) of the definition of “common parts” set out in Section 2 of the Ordinance, are also for the common use and benefit of all the Owners of the Residential Units, such parts shall be deemed to have been included as, and shall form part of,...
Residential Common Areas means the open and constructed areas (excluding the area forming part of the Permanent Alternate Accommodation and Developer Premises and Commercial Common Areas) and include staircases, open spaces in common areas, society office, refuge area, terrace, lifts, common lobby, areas to be used by all the occupants of the New Buildings (save and except the Tenants) in common.
Residential Common Areas means those portions of the Common Areas reserved, allocated or designated for use by the Owners and Occupants of Residential Lots.
Residential Common Areas means those parts of the Building intended for the common use and benefit of all Residential Owners and not for a particular Residential Unit or Units which parts are subject to the provisions of this Deed to be used by each Residential Owner and Occupier in common with all other Residential Owners and Occupiers of the Land and the Building. The said parts include but are not limited to external walls, parapet walls, common passage but shall exclude any Car Park Common Areas and Building Common Areas and shall include reference to “common parts” as defined in the BMO. The Residential Common Areas are for identification purpose only shown coloured orange on the floor plans and the elevation plans certified by the Authorized Person attached hereto.
Residential Common Areas means those parts of the Residential Development intended for the common use and benefit of the Owners of the Residential Development and not for the sole benefit of any Owner of a Residential Unit, including but not limited to, the Visitors’ Car Parking Spaces, the Residential Accessible Car Parking Spaces, the Bicycle Parking Spaces, the loading and unloading spaces numbered L1 to L4, the Private Recreational Areas and Facilities, part of the Greenery Areas, the Pedestrian Link, those parts of the Covered Footbridge within the Land, shuttle lift lobbies, lift lobbies, fireman’s lift lobbies, entrance lobbies of each Tower, filtration plant room, accessible void under swimming pool, F.S. inlets and sprinkler inlets, variable refrigerant volume platform, sprinkler control valve rooms, extra low voltage rooms, electric room, China Light and Power transformer lifting shaft room, high voltage cable room, transformer rooms, transformer room protected lobby, transformer lifting shaft room, electrical meter rooms, fan rooms, pump rooms, tank rooms, telephone rooms, switch rooms, gas xxxxxxxx, check meter xxxxxxxx/cabinets, rain water recycling plant room, pipe ducts, cable ducts, cable riser duct, telephone ducts, exhaust air ducts, vent ducts, duct shafts, water meter cabinets, refuse storage and material recovery rooms, pipe xxxxx, metal platforms, void spaces, doghouses, hose reels, canopy, planters, staircases, landings, lift shafts and lift pits, lift machine rooms, part of the covered landscape area, landscape areas, switch rooms, mailboxes, caretaker counters, flat roofs and roofs, upper roofs, refuge roofs, roofs of Balconies and Utility Platforms, air-conditioning platforms, architectural features of the Towers and associated supporting beams and columns, the external walls (including non-structural prefabricated external walls (which are for the purpose of identification only shown by red dotted lines on the plans (certified as to their accuracy by the Authorized Person) annexed hereto), claddings, louvers, grilles and facades but excluding any frames and glass of windows appertaining to a Unit) of the Towers, transfer plates, acoustic fins, open spaces and other areas designated for the benefit of the Residential Development but excluding anything contained in the Estate Common Areas and the Car Park Common Areas and for the purpose of identification only as shown (where possible or capable of being shown) coloured Red and Red Stippled Black on the pl...
Residential Common Areas means such of the roofs and flat roofs (unless otherwise specifically included in a Residential Unit as shown in the Plans), the resident’s club (which includes, without limitation, an exercise room, game rooms and landscaped areas), lift machine rooms, switch rooms, meter rooms, flushing water pump room, potable pump room, telecommunication and broadcasting equipment room, fan rooms, water pump rooms, entrance lobbies, lift lobbies, halls, lift pits and lift shafts of the Residential Towers, passageways, staircases, steps, ramps, corridors, planters, refuge floors, architectural fins, covered walkway, pump rooms and water tanks, cable and pipe ducts, and such areas and spaces containing the Residential Common Facilities and other areas and spaces in any part or parts of the Estate which are for the common use and benefit of the tenants and occupiers of Residential Units, and the Residential Common Areas are shown for the purpose of identification only on the Plans (insofar as such areas and spaces are identifiable on such plans) and thereon coloured Indigo and Indigo Stippled Black EXCLUDING those areas being part of the Estate Common Areas, the Carpark Area, the Elderly HUB, the RCHE, the Day Care Centre and the Residential Units but INCLUDING such other areas as may be designated by the Developer as Residential Common Areas from time to time;