Unilateral Undertaking definition

Unilateral Undertaking means this deed
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Examples of Unilateral Undertaking in a sentence

  • The words express and expressions used in this Unilateral Undertaking shall (save where the context requires or where new definitions are referred to in this Unilateral Undertaking) have the meanings assigned to them in the Planning Agreement.

  • We intend to respect this agreement and commit to a new Unilateral Undertaking on the same terms and for the same amount given that there are no changes to our proposal.

  • The planning obligations covenants and other provisions contained in the Unilateral Undertaking are intended to be enforceable by the Council against the Covenantor and to be binding in respect of the Covenantor's interests in the Land in accordance with the terms of this Confirmatory Deed and the Unilateral Undertaking.

  • The proposal reflects the same numbers and housing mix as the existing extant planning consent for this site granted by Ribble Valley Borough Council on 2nd May 2017 (3/2016/0580) where a financial contribution to school places of £13,474.53 was agreed and protected in a Unilateral Undertaking dated 12th April 2017.

  • Consequently, in view of our proposals, we are proposing to make a contribution in lieu of on site open space of £21,321.27 which will be secured under the terms of the Unilateral Undertaking.

  • All functions of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Borough Council and Cumbria County Council for the relevant geographical area have been passed to Cumberland Council, including the receipt and management of funds under the Unilateral Undertaking.

  • L and Q New Homes entered into a Unilateral Undertaking dated 12th October 2018 to provide an additional 96 affordable housing units, instead of open market units as part of the development.

  • As stated in Section C above the occupation clause within the Unilateral Undertaking links delivery of the affordable housing to occupation of the Kings Library.

  • Monitoring fees are required to meet the Council’s costs for monitoring compliance of the terms of the Unilateral Undertaking and for ensuring that information regarding the planning obligations is properly communicated within the Council and the community.

  • A Unilateral Undertaking - see Appendix 2.0 - under section 106 of the Town and Country Act 1990 was entered into on 24th March 2014 to secure the provision of various financial contributions and linking the delivery of the above 2 affordable housing developments to the development of the ex-Sloane School, now referred to as The Kings Library scheme.

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