Municipal Improvements Clause Samples
Municipal Improvements. Any improvements or other work for which a municipal claim is filed against the Property shall be for the account of (i) the Seller, if the ordinance or resolution authorizing such work is adopted prior to the Closing Date, or (ii) the Buyer, if the ordinance or resolution authorizing such work is adopted on or after the Closing Date.
Municipal Improvements. Seller will pay any municipal claim against the Real Estate if the ordinance or resolution authorizing the work or improvement is adopted prior to this Agreement. Buyer will pay any municipal claim against the Real Estate if the ordinance or resolution authorizing the work or improvement is adopted on or after the date of this Agreement.
Municipal Improvements. Landlord will pay any municipal claim against the Property if the ordinance or resolution authorizing the work or improvement is adopted prior to the date of this Agreement. Resident will pay any municipal claim against the Property if the ordinance or resolution authorizing the work or improvement is adopted on or after the date of his Agreement.
Municipal Improvements. 4.1 The Developer shall commence and complete the Work required in respect of the Municipal Improvements in accordance with:
(a) the deadlines contemplated within Schedule "D" attached to this Agreement;
(b) the Approved Engineering Drawings, and the Design Standards; and
(c) the provisions of this Agreement and the Municipal Improvements Policy.
Municipal Improvements. CIT shall pay all installments for all municipal work and improvements coming due after the date of the Closing on the CAP Property. CAP shall pay all installments for all municipal work and improvements coming due after the date of the Closing on the CIT Property.
Municipal Improvements. To Seller’s knowledge: (i) all street paving, curbing, sanitary sewers, storm sewers and other municipal or other governmental improvements which have been constructed or installed have been paid for and will not hereafter be assessed; (ii) all assessments heretofore made have been paid in full; and (iii) there are no private contractual obligations relating to the installation of or connection to any sanitary sewers or storm sewers or other municipal improvements.
Municipal Improvements. Municipal Improvements shall include, but are not limited to, the completion of the following:
1.1 All sanitary sewer systems including: lift stations, service lines, manholes, mains and appurtenances;
1.2 All drainage systems including: storm sewers, storm sewer connections, provisions for weeping tile flow where a high water table or other subsurface conditions cause continuous flow in the weeping tile, storm retention ponds, catch basins, catch basin leads, manholes and associated works, all as and where required by the Municipality;
1.3 All water mains, pumps, pump stations and lines, including: all fittings, valves, and hydrants and looping as required by the Municipality in order to safeguard and ensure the continuous and safe supply of water in the Subdivision Area;
1.4 All concrete curb and gutter, subgrade, base gravel, sidewalks and subgrade, base and asphaltic pavement, and all surface asphalt;
1.5 All lighting systems for streets, walkways, parking areas, and Public properties as and where required by the Municipality;
1.6 Such electrical or fiber optic conduit as may be required by the Municipality for the installation of traffic control signals and traffic control devices;
1.7 All traffic signs, street signs, development identification signs, zoning signs, and directional signs, berming and noise attenuation devices all as and where required by the Municipality;
1.8 All walkway systems and Landscaping on both private property and Public Property which are to be constructed and installed to the satisfaction of the Municipality, and in accordance with the Landscaping Plans to be submitted for the Municipality’s review and acceptance;
1.9 Such construction or developments of streets and lanes as may be required by the Municipality including, but not limited to, a second or temporary access for vehicular traffic from the Subdivision Area;
1.10 The restoration of all Public Properties to the Municipality’s satisfaction which are disturbed or damaged in the course of the Developer’s Work;
1.11 The relocation, to the Municipality’s satisfaction, of all existing utilities and Municipal Improvements as required by the Municipality as a result of the installation and construction of other utilities and Municipal Improvements pursuant to this Agreement;
1.12 The establishment or re-establishment of any survey monuments or iron posts (including pins on individual lots) throughout and adjacent to the Subdivision Area;
1.13 Public information signs of a si...
Municipal Improvements. Seller shall pay for all work and improvements for which a municipal claim may be filed against the Premises arising from the condition of the Premises prior to the date of this Agreement. Buyer shall pay for all work and improvements for which such a claim may be filed against the Premises arising from a change in the condition of the Premises after the date of this Agreement.
Municipal Improvements. To WRAAP's knowledge, all street paving, curbing, sanitary sewers, storm sewers and other municipal or other governmental improvements which have been constructed or installed have been paid for and to WRAAP's knowledge will not hereafter be assessed, and all assessments heretofore made have been paid in full; and there are no private contractual obligations relating to the installation of or connection to any sanitary sewers or storm sewers;
Municipal Improvements. No municipal agency or legislative body shall (1) locate, accept, abandon, widen, narrow or extend any street, bridge, parkway or other public way, (2) locate, relocate, substantially improve, acquire land for, abandon, sell or lease any airport, park, playground, school or other municipally owned property or public building, (3) locate or extend any public housing, development, redevelopment or urban renewal project, or (4) locate or extend public utilities and terminals for water, sewerage, light, power, transit and other purposes, until the proposal to take such action has been referred to the commission for a report. Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, a municipality may take final action approving an appropriation for any proposal prior to the approval of the proposal by the commission pursuant to this section. The failure of the commission to report within thirty-five days after the date of official submission of the proposal to it for a report shall be taken as approval of the proposal. In the case of the disapproval of the proposal by the commission the reasons therefor shall be recorded and transmitted to the legislative body of the municipality. A proposal disapproved by the commission shall be adopted by the municipality or, in the case of disapproval of a proposal by the commission subsequent to final action by a municipality approving an appropriation for the proposal and the method of financing of such appropriation, such final action shall be effective, only after the subsequent approval of the proposal by (A) a two-thirds vote of the town council where one exists, or a majority vote of those present and voting in an annual or special town meeting, or (B) a two- thirds vote of the representative town meeting or city council or the warden and burgesses, as the case may be. The provisions of this section shall not apply to maintenance or repair of existing property, buildings or public ways, including, but not limited to, resurfacing of roads.