Vacated Property definition

Vacated Property. As defined in Section 16.

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Vacated Property means vacant property or property that will not be inspected or occupied for a period in excess of 96 hours.

Vacated Property means Land containing buildings or structures which are not regularly occupied or regularly used by the Owner or by any authorized Occupant.

Examples of Vacated Property in a sentence

• State Supply shall pay all fees and costs and state deed tax related to the recording of the Quit Claim Deed for the HRA Vacated Property.

• Under City of South Salt Lake Municipal Code Section 15.12.495, the City Council held a public hearing on , 2016 and properly voted to vacate the Vacated Property described on Exhibit A.

• The HRA makes no representations or warranties of any kind concerning the HRA Vacated Property, or any improvements located thereon.

• Subject to the satisfaction of the HRA Conditions, the HRA agrees to convey the HRA Vacated Property to State Supply subject to the restrictive covenants described in Exhibit F attached hereto (“Restrictive Covenants”).

• State Supply agrees to accept conveyance of the HRA Vacated Property in its ‘as-is’ condition.

• State Supply agrees to hold, use, occupy and convey the HRA Vacated Property subject to the Restrictive Covenants.

• At the time Developer desires to use the Vacated Property, Westfield agrees to provide access to Westfield Boulevard Extension to any affected property South of the Vacated Property.

• Under City of South Salt Lake Municipal Code Section 15.12.495, the City Council held a public hearing on March 23, 2016 and properly voted to vacate the Vacated Property described on Exhibit A.

• The Restrictive Covenants shall be included in the HRA Quit Claim Deed of the HRA Vacated Property to State Supply.

More Definitions of Vacated Property

Vacated Property means property containing buildings or structures which are not regularly occupied or regularly used by the owner or by any authorized occupant and/or containing buildings or structures which have been damaged by accident, storm, fire, neglect or otherwise;