Sewer Plant Sample Clauses

Sewer Plant. Owner shall have no obligation to expand, design, construct, pay for, operate, maintain, or repair a treatment plant for wastewater generated on the Property, except for the payment of sewer development fees generally applied throughout City to property owners who connect to municipal sewer service and subject to the offset, credit or reimbursement described in Section 3.4 (i.e., only such offset, credit or reimbursement as may be eligible for the Sewer Line).
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Sewer Plant. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth in Section 9.21(b) of the Purchase Agreement, CAX and Utility LLC hereby acknowledge and agree that Sellers' obligations pursuant to Section 9.21(b) to complete the Repairs and Compliance have been satisfied by the reduction in the Purchase Price, the corresponding reduction in the amounts payable by CAX and Utility LLC at the Park Closing and the posting of the letter of credit in accordance with Section 9.19(e) of the Purchase Agreement.
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Sewer Plant. Sellers hereby agree to repair, replace and/or correct all items contained in the report prepared by H2O (the "H2O Report") which is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit 9.21(b) at the Sewer Plant, to implement the recommendations of H20 set forth in the H2O Report and to otherwise bring the Sewer Plant into full compliance with the Department of Environmental Protection ("DEP"), Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough County ("EPC") and the final consent order to be entered into by Lakeshore Villas, Inc. and the EPC (the "Consent Order"), a draft of which is attached to the H2O Report (collectively referred to herein as the "Repairs and Compliance"). Prior to the Park Closing Date, Sellers shall furnish to CADC reasonable evidence that the Repairs and Compliance to the Sewer Plant have been completed. In the event that Sellers have not completed all of the Repairs and Compliance prior to the Park Closing, Sellers and CADC hereby agree to enter into an escrow agreement on the Park Closing Date whereby Sellers agree to escrow an amount equal to 125% of the costs estimated by H2O to complete such Repairs and Compliance. In the event that such amounts held in escrow are not sufficient to complete all of the Repairs and Compliance, the owner of the one percent (1%) interest in the Utility LLC (i.e., Sellers, HHCC or Senior Care ) shall be assessed the amount which represents the difference between the amounts held in escrow for the capital repairs to the Sewer Plant and the actual costs of the Repairs and Compliance which shall be completed by either H2O or a contractor under the supervision of H2O. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sellers shall reimburse and promptly indemnify HHCC or Senior Care as the owner of the ACLF and Nursing Home for and in respect of, and shall pay any and all costs and expenses, including attorneys' fees, incurred by HHCC or Senior Care arising in connection with the assessment by the Utility LLC upon HHCC or Senior Care for the costs of completion of the Repairs and Compliance to the Sewer Plant.
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Sewer Plant. Owner shall have no obligation to expand, design, construct, pay for, operate, maintain, or repair a treatment plant for wastewater generated on the Property, with the exception of sewer development impact fees specifically for the treatment component referenced in the Impact Fee Deferral Agreement dated June 15, 2016
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