ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS Sample Clauses

The Zoning and Building Restrictions clause defines the requirement that any use or development of a property must comply with applicable local zoning laws and building codes. In practice, this means that the buyer or tenant is responsible for ensuring that their intended use—such as constructing a new building, renovating an existing structure, or operating a business—meets all municipal regulations and restrictions. This clause serves to allocate the risk of non-compliance, protecting the seller or landlord from liability if the property cannot be used as planned due to legal or regulatory constraints.
ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. Nothing in this agreement shall relieve the Owner of any obligation to comply with all applicable zoning and building by-laws in effect from time to time.
ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. The Purchaser acknowledges that the Development Agreement imposes several zoning and building restrictions and also several positive obligations which must be complied with by the Purchaser, including an obligation to complete construction of a dwelling within 3 years of the Closing Date. In accordance with the requirements of the Development Agreement, the Developer advises the Purchaser that: a) The Purchaser will be required to pay a lot grade deposit at the time of placing their building permit deposit; b) The Purchaser must have their plans approved by the Developer as set out below; c) The Purchaser will be required to pay sewer charges to the Municipality as set out in the Development Agreement; and d) The Purchaser is encouraged to use low flush and low water use appliances and comply with sewage disposal as set out in the Development Agreement.
ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. The improvements on the Real Property comply with all applicable building and zoning restrictions and regulations. The Real Property is zoned in a manner which permits its present use. There are no outstanding work orders by any governmental authority respecting the Real Property or the improvements located thereon.
ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. The Township shall regulate, by by-law, the zoning of the building standards within the boundaries of the lands affected by this Agreement. It is understood and agreed that nothing in this Agreement shall relieve the Owner of the obligation to comply, at all times, including during construction, with relevant zoning and building by-laws, as well as the Ontario Building Code. Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent the Owner from making objection to the Council of the Township or the Ontario Municipal Board with respect to any proposed zoning by-law.
ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. The Municipality shall regulate by by-law the zoning of and the building standards in all areas where applicable within the boundaries of the lands affected by this Agreement. It is understood and agreed that nothing in this Agreement shall relieve the Owner of the obligation to comply at all times, including during construction if so directed by the Chief Building Official, with the Zoning By-law, as amended and any building by-law. It is understood by the Owner that no further development shall be permitted on the lands subject to this Agreement; however, the zoning by-law shall not be deemed to limit the Owner from repairing or reconstructing a building on an existing building footprint provided that any repair or reconstruction complies with the Ontario Building Code.
ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. The Purchaser acknowledges that the Development Agreement imposes several zoning and building restrictions and also several positive obligations which must be complied with by the Purchaser, including an obligation to complete construction of a dwelling within 3 years of the Closing Date. In accordance with the requirements of the Development Agreement, the Developer advises the Purchaser that: a) The Purchaser will be required to pay a lot grade deposit at the time of placing their building permit deposit; b) The Purchaser must have their plans approved by the Developer as set out below; c) In accordance with Section 49(a)iii of the Development Agreement, the Purchaser agrees to pay to the Municipality all costs which the City of Winnipeg has assessed to the Municipality for providing sewer services pursuant to a Services Sharing Agreement, such costs include a utility buy-in charge of $1900.00 and a participation fee of $3,000.00. Note these costs are subject to potential annual increases as determined by the City of Winnipeg; d) The Lot is located in the Lister Rapids Local Improvement District (LID). In accordance with Section 49(a)iv of the Development Agreement, the Purchaser agrees to pay to the Municipality the local improvement levy assessed by the Municipality for the upgrades and connection to the Lister Rapids Infrastructure. Since the Certificate of Approval for the Subdivision was not issued prior to the finalization of the LID, the LID amount of ranging from $332.53 to $348.28 depending on lot size will be added to the annual property tax ▇▇▇▇ for the Lot for a term of 20 years. e) The Purchaser will be responsible for providing a well for potable water and installing a water meter for each lot in accordance with Section 49(b) of the Development Agreement. The water meter cost has been paid by the Developer in accordance with the Development Agreement. f) The Purchaser is encouraged to use low flush and low water use appliances and comply with sewage disposal as set out in the Development Agreement.
ZONING AND BUILDING RESTRICTIONS. The Municipality shall regulate by by-law the zoning of and the building standards in all areas where applicable within the boundaries of the lands affected by this Agreement. It is understood and agreed that nothing in this Agreement shall relieve the Owner of the obligation to comply at all times, including during construction if so directed by the Chief Building Official, with the Zoning By-law, as amended and any building by-law of the Municipality.

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