Common use of HIGHWAY WORKS Clause in Contracts

HIGHWAY WORKS. 5.1 The Developer covenants with the County Council not to Occupy the Development unless and until the Developer has entered into a Section 278 Agreement with the County Council and the RTPI Contractor for the Highway Works. ; and 5.2 The Developer covenants with the County Council not to Occupy more than 50% of the Care Units unless and until the Developer has constructed the Highway Works in accordance with the Section 278 Agreement and made them available for public use. 5.3 The Developer covenants with the County Council not to Occupy more than 50% of the Care Units the Development unless and until the Developer has: 5.3.1 submitted to the County Council the specification for the Development RTPI Display Works and obtained the County Council’s written approval thereto; 5.3.2 completedprovided the Development RTPI Display Works in accordance with the approved specification; and

HIGHWAY WORKS. 5.1 2.1 The Developer covenants with the County Council not to Occupy the Development unless and until the Developer has entered into a Section 278 Agreement with the County Council and the RTPI Contractor for the Highway Works. ; and. 5.2 2.2 The Developer covenants with the County Council not to Occupy more than 50% of the Care Units Development unless and until the Developer has constructed the Highway Works in accordance with the Section 278 Agreement and made them available for public use. 5.3 2.3 The Developer covenants with the County Council not to Occupy more than 50% of the Care Units the Development unless and until the Developer has: 5.3.1 2.3.1 submitted to the County Council the specification for the Development RTPI Display Works and obtained the County Council’s written approval thereto; 5.3.2 2.3.2 completedprovided the Development RTPI Display Works in accordance with the approved specification; and 2.3.3 at the Developer’s expense provided for the data feed to be fed to the Development RTPI Display and thereafter the Development RTPI Display