DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES Sample Clauses
DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES. 38.1 In the event that the Plaza, including the Licensed Premises or any part thereof is required by DOT or any other agency of government for development purposes, construction, repairs or other work, Licensee waives any and all claims to an award under this License or other damages by reason of such requirement or work, including but not limited to awards for fixtures. Licensee also agrees that this License shall terminate with regard to the affected area(s) and Licensee shall vacate the affected area(s) upon twenty-five (25) days’ written notice from DOT.
DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES. In the event that the Licensed Plaza or any part thereof is required by DOT or any other agency of government for development purposes, construction, repairs or other work, PLAZA PARTNER waives any and all claims to an award under this License or other damages by reason of such requirement or work, including but not limited to awards for fixtures. PLAZA PARTNER also agrees that this License shall terminate with regard to the affected area(s) and PLAZA PARTNER shall vacate the affected area(s) upon twenty-five (25) days’ written notice from DOT.
DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES. 4 2.1.3. Operational Purposes 6 2.2.1. Meteorology 9 2.2.2. Surface Water. 11 2.2.3. Groundwater 13 2.2.4. Water Use. 15 2.2.5. Water Quality 17 2.3.1. Water Quantity 22 2.3.2. Water Quality Monitoring. 23
DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES. The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server Use Case applies to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server variants in this Table 3.
DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES. As populations continually move to urban areas for improved opportunities and a higher standard of living, and as towns merge to form cities, the design of water-related systems serving these areas becomes increasingly important. In addition to supporting life itself, water is used in the production of goods and services. Development projects that require water resources data include the following: • Water Supply Network Design • Transportation Infrastructure Design • Wastewater Collection Design • Drainage Design and Storm Water Management
2.1. Water Supply Network Design A water supply network is a system of engineered hydrologic and hydraulic components, including storage, delivery, treatment, purification, transmission, and distribution. Each of these components has specific water data needs that range from understanding the supply and quality of water available, to determine peak daily water use.
DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES. Company represents and agrees that the execution of this agreement is for the purpose of economic development of the 3 parcels of real property and not for speculative land holding.