Common use of Subdivision Restrictions Clause in Contracts

Subdivision Restrictions. Developer shall create and enforce permanent and irrevocable subdivisions deed, plat or other restrictions and/or covenants running with the land that shall prohibit the construction of private potable water systems or water ▇▇▇▇▇ within the subdivision. These prohibitions need not apply to non-potable water sources used for irrigation purposes only if they do not encroach on or in any way hazard the WSC’s source of water. No interconnection between a private water supply and the WSC’s water supply may be constructed or maintained except in strict conformance with applicable state or federal health, safety, environmental or utility regulations.

Subdivision Restrictions. Developer shall create and enforce permanent and irrevocable subdivisions subdivision deed, plat or other restrictions and/or covenants running with the land that which shall prohibit the construction of private potable water systems or water ▇▇▇▇▇ within the subdivision. These prohibitions need not apply to non-potable water sources used for irrigation purposes only if they do not encroach on or in any way hazard the WSC’s source of water. No interconnection between a private water supply and the WSC’s water supply may be constructed or maintained except in strict conformance with applicable state or federal health, safety, environmental or utility regulations.

Subdivision Restrictions. Developer shall create and enforce permanent and irrevocable subdivisions deed, subdivision deed plat or other restrictions and/or covenants running with the land that which shall prohibit the construction of private potable water systems or water ▇▇▇▇▇ within the subdivision. These prohibitions need not apply to non-potable water sources used for irrigation purposes only if they do not encroach on or in any way hazard the WSC’s source of water. No Nor interconnection between a private water supply and the WSC’s water supply may be constructed or maintained except in strict conformance with applicable state or federal health, safety, environmental or utility regulations.