Common use of DEVELOPMENT SPECIFIC Clause in Contracts

DEVELOPMENT SPECIFIC. 34.1 The Buyer acknowledges that a property record notation will be imposed on all lots advising that a building envelope encumbers the property. DRAFT 34.2 The Buyer acknowledges that development envelope restrictions apply in respect to the use and development of this property. Landowners or purchasers are strongly advised to seek further details by contacting Council’s Development Assessment Branch. DRAFT The Design Guidelines form part of your Purchase Contract and assist you when designing your home and landscaping. They are designed to: • Create an attractive streetscape that results in a cohesive urban form, while not precluding individual design solutions. The Developer encourages a variety of architectural styles and material in the design of your home. The Developer reserves the right to approve works which do not comply with the Design Guidelines where considered to be of merit and to vary the requirements of the Design Guidelines at its discretion. The Design Guidelines apply in addition to, and not in lieu of other statutory requirements. Approval from your Local Government Authority or a registered building certifier will be required in addition to any approval given by the Developer.

DEVELOPMENT SPECIFIC. 34.1 The Buyer acknowledges that a property record notation will be imposed on all lots advising that a building envelope encumbers the property. DRAFT 34.2 The Buyer acknowledges that development envelope restrictions apply in respect to the use and development of this property. Landowners or purchasers are strongly advised to seek further details by contacting Council’s Development Assessment Branch. DRAFT The Design Guidelines form part of your Purchase Contract and assist you when designing your home and landscaping. They are designed to: • Create to create an attractive streetscape that results in a cohesive urban form, while not precluding individual design solutions. The Developer encourages a variety of architectural styles and material in the design of your home. The Developer reserves the right to approve works which do not comply with the Design Guidelines where considered to be of merit and to vary the requirements of the Design Guidelines at its discretion. The Design Guidelines apply in addition to, and not in lieu of other statutory requirements. Approval from your Local Government Authority or a registered building certifier will be required in addition to any approval given by the Developer.