Common use of Subdivision by Use of Easements Clause in Contracts

Subdivision by Use of Easements. The City, in recognition that this Property is surrounded by wetlands and has a highly irregular shape, shall allow the Developer to subdivide and record plats for proposed and future phases that show an easement of not less than fifty (50) feet (“Access Easement”) to residual properties which are designated “FUTURE DEVELOPMENT” or “RESIDUAL ACREAGE” and which do not have any frontage on a public street. The Developer shall not be required to bond the construction of the Access Easement which will be built as a part of the phase being approved by the City. Utilities; including, but not limited to water, sanitary sewer, electric, gas, telephone, cable television, and storm drainage may also be included within the Access Easement to provide access to utilities of the residual parcel.

Subdivision by Use of Easements. The City, in recognition that this Property is surrounded by wetlands and has a highly irregular shape, shall allow the Developer to subdivide and record plats for proposed and future phases that show an easement of not less than fifty (50) feet (“Access Easement”) to residual properties which are designated “FUTURE DEVELOPMENT” or “RESIDUAL ACREAGE” and which do not have any frontage on a public street. The Developer shall not be required to bond the construction of the Access Easement which will be built as a part of the phase being approved by the City. Utilities; , including, but not limited to water, sanitary sewer, electric, gas, telephone, cable television, and storm drainage may also be included within the Access Easement to provide access to utilities of the residual parcel.

Subdivision by Use of Easements. The City, in recognition that this Property is surrounded by wetlands and has a highly irregular shape, shall allow the Developer to subdivide and record plats for proposed and future phases that show an easement of not less than fifty (50) feet (“Access Easement”) to residual properties which are designated “FUTURE DEVELOPMENT” or “RESIDUAL ACREAGE” and which do not have any frontage on a public street. The Developer shall not be required to bond the construction of the Access Easement which will be built as a part of the phase being approved by the City. Utilities; ,including, but not limited to water, sanitary sewer, electric, gas, telephone, cable television, and storm drainage may also be included within the Access Easement to provide access to utilities of the residual parcel.