Unilateral agreement definition

Unilateral agreement means a conditional zoning agreement made pursuant to ROH Section 21-2.80 or any predecessor or successor provision that imposes conditions on a landowner or developer’s use of the property at the time of the enactment of an ordinance for a zoning change.

Unilateral agreement means a conditional zoning agreement made pursuant to the city's land use ordinance as part of the process of enactment of an ordinance for a zone change and that imposes conditions on a landowner's or developer's use of the property.

Unilateral agreement means the same as that described and authorized under Section 21-2.80.

Examples of Unilateral agreement in a sentence

• The Design & Build Contractor shall formally present the complete, fully realized design to ASPA.

• The sourcing arrangement is particularly important when considering the competitive aspects of a sharing agreement – see principle P2 in Section 3.1.2. Exhibit 4: Unilateral or Bilateral Operator Unilateral: agreement for one partner to provide assets/services to the other partner.

• Unilateral agreement by producers whose position is stronger than consumers;2.

• This dialogue has led to a joint effort to create a sustainable platform with a common strategic goal for the socioeconomic challenge and business opportunity health.In addition to SIO Chronic Diseases other projects were initiated in the autumn 2013 aiming to support the development of Sweden to an international center for life science.

• Unilateral agreement is said to bind only the promisor and do not bind the promisee unless the promisee accepts by performing the obligations specified in the promisor's offer.

• We, the Directors, are in agreement that this can be placed as a condition on the development and we will enter into a unilateral agreement if required” It is noted, however, that such ‘community benefits’ (even were they submitted formally by a Unilateral agreement) cannot be considered to amount to a material planning consideration that could override the objections to the development above on valid planning grounds.

• The applicant has also submitted a draft Unilateral agreement that would provide 14 affordable dwellings, 9 affordable rent and 5 shared ownership, or such other mix as the Council may approve.

• Unilateral agreement: - in the case of domestic entities: PLN 5,000 minimum – PLN 50,000 maximum; and - in the case of a foreign entity: PLN 20,000 minimum – PLN 100,000 maximum.

• Once the Section 106 agreement and Unilateral agreement made under section106 have been engrossed and a decision issued then details pursuant to the conditions, including all reserved matters, will be submitted in compliance with the conditions.

• As highlighted above, the Applicant will be preparing a Unilateral agreement to exempt future residents from applying for parking permits.

More Definitions of Unilateral agreement

Unilateral agreement means an agreement between the Board and the applicant which is neither a bilateral nor multilateral agreement.

Unilateral agreement. (“UA”) means a covenant running with the land prepared, executed, and recorded in the Bureau of Conveyances or Land Court of the State of Hawaii, by the owner of the real property for which a zone change is requested and incorporated into and made a part of the ordinance effecting the zone change which states the conditions under which a developer has agreed to use that real property.