Common use of Design Plan Clause in Contracts

Design Plan. 20.1 The Owner must not commence, carry out, erect, construct or alter any development of or on the Land without an application for approval being first prepared and submitted to and approved by Unison Projects in writing in accordance with these Covenants. 20.2 Applications for approval must be submitted to the Encumbrance Manager and should include the following: (a) plans at A1 or A3 paper size; (b) site plan (site contours, extent of building envelope, house siting, dimensioned setbacks, proposed earthworks, retaining walls, crossover location, driveway and stormwater disposal; (c) floor plans (1:100 scale); (d) Elevations (1:100 scale); (e) an area schedule showing floor area of the various parts of the building and its compliance with site coverage provisions; (f) a schedule of external colours, materials and fencing; (g) an Erosion and Sediment Control Management Plan; (h) front fence details (if applicable); and (i) side and rear fence details. 20.3 The Encumbrance Manager may request any further information it requires (acting reasonably) in order to determine if the application complies with the Covenants. 20.4 The Encumbrance Manager may in its absolute discretion grant or refuse to grant approval, or grant approval subject to such terms and conditions it may determine. The Encumbrance Manager will not act unreasonably or capriciously in refusing any application or imposing terms and conditions pursuant to this clause. 20.5 The Owner must ensure that any development on the Land is in compliance with any conditions imposed by The Encumbrance Manager in respect of its approval.

Design Plan. 20.1 The Owner must not commence, carry out, erect, construct or alter any development of or on the Land without an as application for approval being first prepared and submitted to and approved by Unison Projects in writing in accordance with these Covenants. 20.2 Applications for approval must be submitted to the Encumbrance Manager and should include the following: (a) plans at A1 or A3 paper size; (b) site plan (site contours, extent of building envelope, house siting, dimensioned setbacks, proposed earthworks, retaining walls, crossover location, driveway and stormwater disposal; (c) floor plans (1:100 scale); (d) Elevations (1:100 scale); (e) an area schedule showing floor area of the various parts of the building and its compliance with site coverage provisions; (f) a schedule of external colours, materials and fencing; (g) an Erosion and Sediment Control Management Plan; (h) front fence details (if applicable); and (i) side and rear fence details. 20.3 The Encumbrance Manager may request any further information it requires (acting reasonably) in order to determine if the application complies with the Covenants. 20.4 The Encumbrance Manager may in its absolute discretion grant or refuse to grant approval, or grant approval subject to such terms and conditions it may determine. The Encumbrance Manager will not act unreasonably or capriciously in refusing any application or imposing terms and conditions pursuant to this clause. 20.5 The Owner must ensure that any development on the Land is in compliance with any conditions imposed by The Encumbrance Manager in respect of its approval.