Retail Lot definition

Retail Lot means a group of products comprised of various grocery products delivered directly to Authorized User locations. The Retail Lot is currently covered by Group 02400, Awards 18030, 19958, and 21497.

Retail Lot means the Lot(s) on the Plan of Subdivision and any other Lot where any retail or commercial use is permitted by law (including under the Port Xxxxxxx Planning Scheme). Security Key/Access Device means a key, swipe or any other device to secure the Building or any part thereof, or to gain entry thereto. Short-stay Accommodation means a lease, licence or other form of occupancy granted for any period of less than six months to occupy a Lot, but does not include a period of over-holding under a lease that was granted for an initial term of six months or more. Short-stay Occupier means an Occupier who occupies the Lot under an Occupation Agreement or is otherwise permitted to access or use a Lot for Short-stay Accommodation. Special Resolution has the same meaning as in the Act.

Retail Lot means a group of products comprised of various grocery products delivered directly to Authorized User locations.

Examples of Retail Lot in a sentence

• Retail Lot Occupier means any tenant, licensee or occupier of the Retail Lot.

• Where there is more than one owner of the Retail Lot, the expression includes each of those owners jointly and severally.

• Retail Lot Owner means the registered proprietor for the time being of the Retail Lot.

• A Retail Lot owner or Occupier must appoint an employee or agent to act as wardens of the Retail Lot and must accept safety instructions determined by Manager in relation to fire and other emergencies.

• The following tables provide a further comparison of the proposed and zoning requirements for each lot: Lot 1 (Independent Living) - BP Business Park Lot 2 (Skilled Nursing/Rehabilitation and Memory Care): C-2 Regional Retail Lot 3 (Vacant): C-2 Regional Retail Plat of VacationThe proposed plat of vacation will eliminate several utility, storm sewer, and landscape easements that are no longer necessary due to improvements being constructed on the Alden site.

• The owner or occupier of the Retail Lot is responsible for the insurance, maintenance and cleaning of the windows, inside and out, in the Retail Lot.

• A Member or Occupier of a Retail Lot is not permitted to utilise the residential lifts to transport any goods through the lift and through the ground floor foyer.

• If the insurance premiums for the Owner’s Corporation increase as a direct result of the change is use, the owner of the Retail Lot will pay the amount of any additional insurance premiums.

• Evaluating Tree Freshness on Retail Lot Christmas trees are perishable.

• If the use to which a Retail Lot is put causes an insurance premium for the Owners Corporation to be greater than it would be if it were not put to that use, then the amount of that increased insurance premium shall be payable by the Owner of that Retail Lot and if the increase is attributable to more than one Retail Lot such Retail Lots shall bear the burden of the increased premium in proportion of the contribution to the increased premium that each Lot makes.

More Definitions of Retail Lot

Retail Lot means a Lot upon which the improvements or planned improvements are intended for use and occupancy for primarily retail uses such as free-standing stores and shopping centers.

Retail Lot means any of Lot numbers 195, 196 ,197, 199, 301, 302, 303, 304,

Retail Lot means any Lot which is intended for retail or commercial use.

Retail Lot means and refer to any plot of land designated as a separate subdivided lot or parcel of record upon any recorded subdivision plat of the Property subjected to this Declaration, upon which the planned or actual improvements are primarily intended for use and occupancy for non-residential retail purposes, including, without limitation, retail stores, shopping centers, restaurants, and similar retail uses related to the sale of goods and services to consumers (but excluding commercial office purposes). No Retail Lot shall be counted twice in any situation where it may fall within more than one of the descriptions herein contained. The term Retail Lot shall not include any property dedicated for public use.