Designated Land Clause Samples

Designated Land. (1) The Designated Land must be dedicated to Council: (a) free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances; and (b) at no cost to Council. (2) For the purpose of this Planning Agreement, Designated Land is dedicated to Council: (a) if the relevant land is dedicated in a plan registered at the Land & Property Information Office of NSW, when that plan is so registered; or (b) otherwise when the Developer delivers to Council: (i) a transfer of the relevant land in registrable form; (ii) the original Certificate of Title for the relevant land; and (iii) any document in registrable which, when registered, will remove any Encumbrances registered on the title of that land, and those documents are registered at the Land and Property Information Office of NSW.
Designated Land. 7.1.1 The Developer must dedicate the Designated Lands to Council: (a) free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances; (b) by the time specified in Item A of Table 1 in Schedule 4; and (c) at no cost to Council. 7.1.2 The Developer must meet all costs associated with the dedication of the Designated Lands in accordance with paragraph 7.1.1, including any costs incurred by Council in relation to that dedication. 7.1.3 Council must do all things reasonably necessary to enable the Developer to comply with paragraph 7.1.1.
Designated Land. 6.1. The [Developer]/[Landowner/s] [Drafting Note: Choose whichever applies] at their cost must dedicate the Designated Land to Council: 6.1.1. in accordance with Schedule 1 and Schedule 3; and 6.1.2. free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances [other than those reasonably required by any authority in relation to the Development] [Drafting Note: Delete this wording if not applicable]. 6.2. The Developer must meet all costs (including legal and registration costs) associated with the dedication of the Designated Land in accordance with this Clause 6, including any costs incurred by Council in relation to that dedication. 6.3. For the purpose of this document, Designated Land is dedicated to Council: 6.3.1. (Deposited Plan) if the relevant land is dedicated in a deposited plan registered at NSW Land Registry Services, when that plan is so registered; or 6.3.2. (Instrument of Transfer) otherwise when the Developer delivers to Council: (a) a transfer of the relevant land in registrable form; (b) any consent required by an interested party in the relevant land; and (c) any document in registrable form which, when registered, will remove any Encumbrances [other than those reasonably required by any authority in relation to the Development] [Drafting Note: Delete this wording if not applicable] registered on the title of that land. 6.4. Council must provide the Developer with a tax invoice for its reasonable expenses incurred in relation to the dedication of the Designated Land including its legal costs and disbursements on an indemnity basis (including any registration fees). 6.5. The Developer must pay to Council the amount invoiced for expenses under clause 6.4 within fourteen (14) days of receipt of the invoice. 6.6. The Developer must pay Council on reasonable notice the stamp duty (if any) on the dedication of the Designated Land.
Designated Land. This Joint Resolution is intended to establish an Orderly Annexation Agreement between Spring Land Township and the City of Prior Lake (hereinafter “OAA”). The OAA consists of the land designated in Exhibit 2 and legally described in Exhibit 3, which Exhibits are incorporated herein and made part of this Joint Resolution (“Orderly Annexation Area”). This Joint Resolution provides for the terms and conditions applicable to the Orderly Annexation of said land and the OAA.
Designated Land. ‌ (1) The Developer must dedicate the Designated Land to Council free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances in accordance with Schedule 3. (2) For the purpose of this document, Designated Land is dedicated to Council: (a) in relation to Item 2 in Schedule 3, when a deposited plan is registered at NSW Land Registry Services that dedicates the relevant part of the Land as a public road under the Roads Act 1993 (NSW); and (b) in relation to all other Designated Land: (i) when a deposited plan is registered at NSW Land Registry Services that dedicates the relevant part of the Land as a public road (including temporary public road) under the Roads Act 1993 (NSW); (ii) when a deposited plan is registered at NSW Land Registry Services that creates a public reserve or drainage reserve under the Local Government Act 1993 (NSW); or (iii) otherwise when the Developer delivers to Council an instrument of transfer under the Real Property Act 1900 (NSW) in registrable form, including any consent required by an interested party in the relevant land.
Designated Land. (1) The Developer must dedicate the Designated Land to Council free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances by the time specified in Schedule 3. (2) The Developer must meet all costs associated with the dedication of the Designated Land in accordance with paragraph (1) of this clause, including any costs incurred by Council in relation to that dedication. (3) For the purpose of this document, the Designated Land is dedicated to Council: (a) if the relevant land is dedicated in a plan registered with NSW Land Registry Services, when that plan is so registered; or (b) otherwise when the Developer delivers to Council: (i) a transfer of the Dedicated Land in registrable form; (ii) any document in registrable form which, when registered, will remove any Encumbrances registered on the title of that land, excluding encumbrances that would not impede the intended use of all or any part of the Designated Land to be dedicated to the Council including but not limited to easements and covenants for services and drainage.
Designated Land. 7.1.1 The Developer must dedicate the Designated Land to the Council: (a) free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances; (b) by the dates specified in Item A in Table 1 of Schedule 4; and (c) at no cost to the Council. 7.1.2 The Developer must meet all costs associated with the dedication of the Designated Lands in accordance with clause 7.1.1, including any costs incurred by the Council in relation to that dedication. 7.1.3 The Council must do all things reasonably necessary to enable the Developer to comply with clause 7.1.1. 7.1.4 The Designated Land is to be dedicated to the Council for use as a stormwater treatment facility.
Designated Land. (1) The Developer must dedicate the Designated Land to Council free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and encumbrances by the time specified in Schedule 3. (2) The Developer must meet all costs associated with the dedication of the Designated Land in accordance with paragraph (1), including any costs incurred by Council in relation to that dedication. (3) For the purpose of this document, Designated Land is dedicated to Council: (a) if the relevant land is dedicated in a plan registered at the Land & Property Information Office of NSW, when that plan is so registered; or (b) otherwise when the Developer delivers to Council: (i) a transfer of the relevant land in registrable form; (ii) the original Certificate of Title for the relevant land; and (iii) any document in registrable form which, when registered, will remove any Encumbrances registered on the title of that land.
Designated Land. (1) The Developer must dedicate the Designated Land to Council free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances by the time specified in Schedule 3 and, unless Council agrees otherwise, not prior to the Completion of the Works on the Designated Land. (2) The Developer must meet all reasonable costs associated with the dedication of the Designated Land in accordance with paragraph (1), including any costs incurred by Council in relation to that dedication. (3) For the purpose of this document, Designated Land is dedicated to Council: (a) if the relevant land is dedicated in a plan registered at the Land Registry Services NSW, when that plan is so registered; or (b) otherwise when the Developer delivers to Council: (i) a transfer of the relevant land in registrable form; (ii) the original Certificate of Title for the relevant land; and (iii) any document in registrable form which, when registered, will remove any Encumbrances registered on the title of that land, excluding encumbrances that would not in the Council’s opinion, acting reasonably, impede the intended use of all or any part of the Designated Land to be dedicated to the Council including but not limited to easements and covenants for services and drainage.
Designated Land. (1) The Developer must procure the dedication of the Designated Land to Council: (a) free of any trusts, estates, interests, covenants and Encumbrances; (b) in a state and condition that is suitable and fit for public purpose as determined at Council’s absolute discretion and which may include (but is not limited to): (i) the implementation and conducting of site audit statements, soil testing, any asbestos removal, land remediation plans and safety and environmental plans as required by Council to the extent necessary to allow Council to ensure that the land is not Contaminated; (ii) the Designated Land being free from all structures (above and below ground); and (iii) the Designated Land being free from all private and public services in connection with the Land (above and below ground) other than those which exist when this document is formed; (c) by the time specified in Schedule 3. (2) The Developer must meet all reasonable costs associated with the dedication of the Designated Land in accordance with paragraph (1), including any costs incurred by Council in relation to that dedication. (3) For the purpose of this document, Designated Land is dedicated to Council: (a) if the relevant land is dedicated in a plan registered at the Land Registry Services NSW, when that plan is so registered; or (b) otherwise when the Developer delivers to Council: (i) a transfer of the relevant land in registrable form; (ii) the original Certificate of Title for the relevant land; and (iii) any document in registrable form which, when registered, will remove any Encumbrances registered on the title of that land, excluding encumbrances that would not in the Council’s opinion, acting reasonably, impede the intended use of all or any part of the Designated Land to be dedicated to the Council including but not limited to easements and covenants for services and drainage. (4) For the purpose of clarity, Council is under no obligation to allow the Developer to access and/or occupy the Designated Land after it is dedicated to Council for the purpose of the Development or otherwise.