Subdivision Improvements Sample Clauses

Subdivision Improvements. The "Subdivision Improvements" shall mean the street, drainage and other improvements listed on attached Exhibit A, and improvements described in the Plans, as hereinafter defined. Exhibit A includes estimated costs and completion dates for the Subdivision Improvements.

Subdivision Improvements. Seller, at its sole cost and expense, shall cause to be constructed, installed and completed all roads, water lines and facilities and electric lines and facilities serving the Property prior to the closing of this transaction, but in any event, prior to August 31, 2001, unless extended by mutual agreement of the parties. If such improvements are not made prior to this date, Buyer=s sole remedy will be to terminate this agreement and receive a refund of all deposits made hereunder.

Subdivision Improvements. Infrastructure needed for the development of the Project, including, Public Streets, drainage, detention and water quality facilities, and water and wastewater lines connecting to the Property and within the Property.

Subdivision Improvements. Owner has constructed and installed the subdivision improvements listed on Exhibit A attached hereto and required to be constructed pursuant to the Preliminary Plan Approval (“Subdivision Improvements”). The County has accepted the Subdivision Improvements to be in substantial compliance with all requirements of the Preliminary Plan Approval, including all design specifications, drawings, maps, sketches and other materials submitted by Owner and its engineers in connection therewith. Owner has submitted to the County as-built drawings bearing the stamp of Owner’s professional engineer certifying that all Subdivision Improvements have been constructed in accordance with the requirements of the Preliminary Plan Approval.

Subdivision Improvements. From and after the date of this Amendment No. 4, Symantec shall cause to be completed to the satisfaction of City all subdivision improvements required to be completed by Symantec pursuant to that certain Agreement (De Anza Blvd-Symantec-Tract 7953 Lot 5) by and between the city of Cupertino and Symantec and requiring Symantec to complete certain sidewalk improvements pursuant to the plans and specifications prepared by Kier ▇▇▇ Wrig▇▇, ▇▇d, among other things, to post a bond in the amount of $27,000 to cover the maximum estimated cost of such improvements (the "Sidewalk Improvements"), and shall perform from and after the First Closing all warranty repairs as may be required by City to the Sidewalk Improvements. The provisions of this Section 13 shall survive the First Closing.

Subdivision Improvements. Seller shall build a swimming pool, a pool deck and a bathhouse within the Common Area, which shall be designated on the Plat and owned by the Forest Lakes Community Owners Association, Inc. Seller shall be responsible for extending telephone, cable, electricity, central sewer and water lines to the boundary of the Lot. Purchaser shall execute any easements required by utility suppliers if the utility supplier determines easements given by Seller are inadequate, which easements may be required after closing as described below. Purchaser shall, at Purchaser's expense, extend such utility services to serve the dwelling to be constructed on the Lot. Purchaser shall be responsible for any connection fees, utility deposits or interior service fees charges by any service providers, but shall not be responsible for impact fees or similar development expenses related to the installation of infrastructure by Seller. The Purchaser acknowledges that the construction and completion of such improvements shall not be accomplished until after the closing. Prior to the closing, the Seller shall have obtained all necessary permits and approvals for construction of the roadway, potable water, sanitary sewer and storm drainage improvements and shall have provided financial security to Walton County for construction of the roadways, the sewer system, the water system and the storm drainage system. A portion of the storm water drainage system may be required to be located under Purchaser’s home. If so, Purchaser is required to install such improvements at the time of construction of Purchaser’s home. Purchaser should refer to engineering plans for Forest Lakes Subdivision by Emerald Coast Associates. Purchaser understands and agrees that during construction of the subdivision improvements, due to hazardous conditions and insurance company requirements, neither Purchaser nor Purchaser’s representatives will enter upon Forest Lakes unless accompanied by an authorized representative of Seller.

Subdivision Improvements. To the extent permitted by law, Developer shall not be required to provide security to the City for subdivision improvements for which security is provided to the City, but in such event City shall be made a co-obligee on security provided to the City.

Subdivision Improvements. No later than the date specified on the Schedule of Performance, the Developer shall deliver to the Agency payment and performance bonds issued by a reputable insurance company licensed to do business in California, each in a penal sum of not less than one hundred percent (100%) of the scheduled cost of construction of any subdivision improvements to be constructed by the Developer as part of each Phase or Optional Program of the Improvements that will be conveyed to and owned by the City (if any) and naming the Agency as a co-obligee with respect to such subdivision improvements.

Subdivision Improvements. The Developer shall engage one or more design professionals to prepare a set of Improvement Plans for the Subdivision Improvements. (a) As used in this Agreement, the term “Subdivision Improvements” may include the following to the extent shown on the Approved Conceptual Plan, or as otherwise required by the City in connection with the development of the Option Parcel and then applicable City ordinances and not having a Negative Impact on Remainder Parcel: (i) Street or access driveway improvements within the Property (including curbs, gutters, sidewalks, street lights, landscaping and signage), including improvements that are required to be made to the Remainder Parcel as part of the reconfiguration of the Property into two parcels; (ii) The main lines of public utilities and related facilities serving the Property (including joint trench, water, sanitary sewer, and storm drainage); (iii) Fencing, gates, and/or other security systems to protect the Remainder Parcel from unauthorized entrance or use by contractors, residents, or invitees of the project on the Option Parcel; (iv) Off-site improvements, such as utility improvements serving the Property (including, if required by the City, any “upsizing” of such improvements to accommodate anticipated future development of the Remainder Parcel or other properties in the area) and traffic improvements along the adjacent public streets (including, if required by the City, re-striping or re-working intersections, or installing or improving signals); (v) On-site improvements serving both the Option Parcel and the Remainder Parcel, if required by the City, such as storm drain catch basins and backflow prevention devices, transformers and transformer vaults, and water reclamation areas; and (vi) Any other improvements or dedications of land applicable to the Option Parcel or to the Remainder Parcel, to the extent required by the City, as a Map Condition for the Final Subdivision Map. (b) As used in this Agreement, the term “Subdivision Improvements” does not include the following: (i) Utility laterals serving only the Remainder Parcel; (ii) Owner’s company identification or directory signage; (iii) On-site or off-site improvements serving only the Remainder Parcel, to the extent the same are not required to be constructed unless and until the Remainder Parcel is developed for residential purposes; and (iv) Any other improvements applicable to the Remainder Parcel, to the extent the same are not required to be const...