LAYOUT PLAN AND SITE LIMITATIONS Sample Clauses

The "Layout Plan and Site Limitations" clause defines the requirements and restrictions related to the physical arrangement and boundaries of a construction or development site. It typically specifies how the site must be organized, including the placement of structures, access points, and any areas that must remain undisturbed or protected. For example, it may require adherence to approved site drawings or restrict construction activities within certain buffer zones. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties are aware of and comply with spatial constraints, thereby preventing encroachment, regulatory violations, or conflicts with neighboring properties.
LAYOUT PLAN AND SITE LIMITATIONS. 4.1.1. Within 45 days after execution of this Agreement, the Licensee shall submit to CMRL /LICENSOR for its approval, a Layout Plan for the Project, which shall be in conformity with the following conditions: a) The Licensee must provide for the full parking requirement for the development work scheduled to be undertaken by him. b) If the Licensee‟s proposal in any way affects facilities other amenities, utility etc. the Licensee will have to rehabilitate/repair/reconstruct the same at its own cost and risk, to the complete satisfaction of CMRL/LICENSOR. c) The Licensee is required to plan for the parking requirement of its development as per the prevailing development contracts. d) The Layout Plan and the development of the Project Site in pursuance of the same shall be strictly in accordance with the developmental rules of CMDA or the concerned authorities and applicable building and municipal laws, applicable bye- laws or regulations as prescribed by the statutory authorities. e) CMRL/LICENSOR reserves its right to reject any Layout Plan submitted by the Licensee on any account whatsoever including without limitation, on account of the fact that the same does not adhere to the stipulations specified. f) Licensee shall complete the Project in accordance with the Layout Plan as approved by CMRL/LICENSOR.
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LAYOUT PLAN AND SITE LIMITATIONS. 6.1.1 Within two months from the date of total payment of Upfront Lease fee, the Lessee shall submit to DMRC for its approval, a Layout Plan for the Project, which shall be in conformity with the following conditions: (a) Planning of the development must take into account and provide for uninterrupted and easy movement of commuters into and out of the MRTS Station / Stabling Yard. The Lessee must provide for the full parking requirement for the development work scheduled to be undertaken by him. (b) If the Lessee‟s proposal in any way affects the DMRC structures and/ or related facilities other amenities, the Lessee will have to rehabilitate the same at its own cost and risk, to the complete satisfaction of DMRC. (c) The Lessee is required to plan for the parking requirement of its development as per the prevailing development norms. (d) The Layout Plan and the development of the Project Site in pursuance of the same shall be strictly in accordance with the existing master plan of Delhi and applicable building and municipal laws, applicable bye-laws or regulations as prescribed by the statutory authorities. (e) DMRC reserves the right to reject any Layout Plan submitted by the Lessee on any account whatsoever including without limitation, on account of the fact that the same does not adhere to the stipulations specified in this Article 6. (f) Lessee shall complete the Project in accordance with the Layout Plan as approved by DMRC.
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