Mixed Use Sample Clauses
The Mixed Use clause defines the permitted combination of different types of uses—such as residential, commercial, or industrial—within a single property or development. It typically outlines which specific uses are allowed, any restrictions or conditions for each use, and how shared spaces or resources are to be managed among the different uses. This clause is essential for clarifying expectations and responsibilities among parties, preventing conflicts, and ensuring that the property is used in a manner consistent with zoning laws and the parties’ intentions.
Mixed Use. Engagers/Corporate Sponsor When the production photograph is used by the Engager as well as another party:
(i) Produced and distributed by Engagers
(a) no payment is required; and
(b) approval of all Artists appearing in the photograph is required for photographs of three (3) Artists or less; during the current term of the Artist’s Opera Agreement Engagement Contract, any production photograph not disapproved within twenty-four (24) hours of submission to the Artist shall be considered approved; and
(c) the Artists must be properly identified in photographs of three (3) Artists or less.
Mixed Use. Multi-story buildings located on St. or Cerrillos with commercial on ground floor and housing above.
Mixed Use. This use supports economic development by providing a specific, 19 defined location where multiple opportunities for working, shopping, entertainment, lodging, 20 and living are provided. Recognizing that Tracts may include both commercial and residential 21 uses, the mixed-use allows for designs to integrate commercial and residential (attached or
Mixed Use. Heterogeneous systems can be protected by patents, if needed.
Mixed Use. Engagers/Corporate Sponsor When the production photograph is used by the Engager as well as another party:
(i) Produced and distributed by Engagers
(a) no payment is required; and
(b) approval of all Artists appearing in the photograph is required for photographs of three (3) Artists or less; during the current term of the Artist's Opera Agreement Engagement Contract, any production photograph not disapproved within twenty-four (24) hours of submission to the Artist shall be considered approved; and
(c) the Artists must be properly identified in photographs of three (3) Artists or less.
(ii) Produced and Distributed by Other Than Engagers
(a) approval of all Artists appearing in the photograph for the specific use is required; and
(b) payment for use of the Artist's image applies in accordance with Clause 30:05(A); and
(c) payment may be waived with the written consent of the Artist; and
(d) the Artists must be properly identified in photographs of three (3) Artists or less.
Mixed Use. The total square footage of the Project is approximately 79,600. The Developer anticipates the completed mixed use project will be comprised of the following: x approximately 29,500 square feet of office space; x approximately 21,200 square feet of common use area; x approximately 17,600 square feet of commercial space (retail/restaurant); x approximately 7,150 square feet of residential units; x approximately 4,150 square feet of conference facilities;
Mixed Use. Where any land or building is used for more than one (1) purpose, all provisions of this Bylaw relating to each use shall be satisfied. Where there is a conflict, such as in the case of lot size or frontage, the standards that apply to the most dominant use shall prevail.
Mixed Use. Engagers/Corporate Sponsor When the production photograph is used by the Engager as well as another party:
(i) Produced and distributed by Engagers
Mixed Use. The Developer has indicated that residential lofts will be included in the Project. By applicable regulations set out in the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Senoia, the City affirms that dwelling, vertical mixed use is an allowed use in the HT zoning district and does not require a conditional use.
Mixed Use. A desirable mix of uses, including retail, restaurants/cafes, residential units, and Creative Office uses within new buildings to be constructed in close proximity to transit;