Common use of Planning Decisions Clause in Contracts

Planning Decisions. 5.1 The Tenant is to notify the Landlord of each Planning Decision and provide a copy of the Planning Decision to the Landlord not later than ten working days after notice of the Planning Decision has been given to the Tenant. 5.2 If there is a Planning Refusal, the Tenant is to notify the Landlord in writing within four weeks after the date of the Planning Refusal whether it wishes to make an Appeal or commence Planning Proceedings in respect of that Planning Refusal. 5.3 Within twenty working days of receipt of the Planning Permission and any Planning Agreement the Tenant is to notify the Landlord in writing whether it considers that they contain Onerous Conditions which are unacceptable to the Tenant and: 5.3.1 if the Tenant does not do so, the Landlord may serve written notice on the Tenant requiring the Tenant to comply with this paragraph 5.3; and 5.3.2 if the Tenant does not respond within two weeks of a notice served under paragraph 5.3.1, the Planning Permission and any Planning Agreement, as the case may be, are to be treated as not containing Onerous Conditions. 5.4 If the Tenant serves notice under paragraph 5.3 that the Planning Permission or any Planning Agreement contains one or more Onerous Conditions the Landlord may serve notice on the Tenant within ten working days of the date of the Tenant’s notice, time being of the essence, requiring the question of whether the Planning Permission or the Planning Agreement, as the case may be, contains Onerous Conditions to be determined by a Specialist in accordance with clause 13. 5.5 The Tenant may waive its right to object to the terms of the Planning Permission or any Planning Agreement because of the presence of an Onerous Condition by serving written notice to this effect on the Landlord and on the service of notice under this paragraph 5.8, the Tenant will lose any right to object to the presence of the specified Onerous Condition in that Planning Permission or Planning Agreement, as the case may be.

Planning Decisions. 5.1 The Tenant 4.1 CCURV is to notify the Landlord Council of each Planning Decision and provide a copy of the Planning Decision to the Landlord Council not later than ten working days after notice of the Planning Decision has been given to the TenantCCURV. 5.2 4.2 If there is a Planning Refusal, the Tenant CCURV is to notify the Landlord Council in writing within four weeks after the date of the Planning Refusal whether it wishes to make an Appeal or commence Planning Proceedings in respect of that Planning Refusal. 5.3 4.3 Within twenty ten working days of receipt of the New Council Property Planning Permission and any Planning Agreement the Tenant CCURV is to notify the Landlord Council in writing whether it considers that they contain CCURV’s Onerous Conditions which are unacceptable to CCURV and: 4.3.1 if CCURV does not do so, the Council may serve written notice on CCURV requiring CCURV to comply with this paragraph 4.3; and any Planning Agreement, as the case may be, are to be treated as not containing CCURV’s Onerous Conditions. 4.4 Within ten working days of receipt of the New Council Property Planning Permission and any Planning Agreement from the Landlord under paragraph 4.1, the Council is to notify CCURV in writing whether it considers that they contain the Council’s Onerous Conditions which are unacceptable to the Tenant Council and: 5.3.1 4.4.1 if the Tenant Council does not do so, the Landlord CCURV may serve written notice on the Tenant Council requiring the Tenant Council to comply with this paragraph 5.34.4; and 5.3.2 4.4.2 if the Tenant Council does not respond within two weeks of a notice served under paragraph 5.3.14.4.1, the New Council Property Planning Permission and any Planning Agreement, as the case may be, are to be treated as not containing the Council’s Onerous Conditions. 5.4 4.5 If the Tenant CCURV serves notice under paragraph 5.3 4.3 that the New Council Property Planning Permission or any Planning Agreement contains one or more CCURV’s Onerous Conditions the Landlord Council may serve notice on the Tenant CCURV within ten working days of the date of CCURV’s notice, time being of the essence, requiring the question of whether the New Council Property Planning Permission or the Planning Agreement, as the case may be, contains CCURV’s Onerous Conditions to be determined by a Specialist in accordance with clause 18. 4.6 If the Council serves notice under paragraph 4.4 that the New Council Property Planning Permission or any Planning Agreement contains one or more the Council’s Onerous Conditions CCURV may serve notice on the Council within ten working days of the date of Tenant’s notice, time being of the essence, requiring the question of whether the New Council Property Planning Permission or contains the Planning Agreement, as the case may be, contains Council’s Onerous Conditions to be determined by a Specialist in accordance with clause 1318. 5.5 The Tenant 4.7 CCURV may waive its right to object to the terms of the New Council Property Planning Permission or any Planning Agreement because of the presence of an a CCURV’s Onerous Condition by serving written notice to this effect on the Landlord Council and on the service of notice under this paragraph 5.84.7, the Tenant CCURV will lose any right to object to the presence of the specified CCURV’s Onerous Condition Conditions in that New Council Property Planning Permission or Planning Agreement, as the case may be. 4.8 The Council may waive its right to object to the terms of the New Council Property Planning Permission or any Planning Agreement because of the presence of a the Council’s Onerous Condition by serving written notice to this effect on CCURV and on the service of notice under this paragraph 4.8, the Council will lose any right to object to the presence of the Council’s Onerous Conditions in that New Council Property Planning Permission or Planning Agreement, as the case may be. 4.9 CCURV and the Council agree that CCURV may object only to conditions which are CCURV’s Onerous Conditions and the Council may object only to conditions which are the Council’s Onerous Conditions.