Accessory Facilities definition

Accessory Facilities. “Notwithstanding the breadth of the grant of easement set forth in this §2.01(c), unless Owners, without any obligation to do so, agree otherwise, Accessory Facilities to be installed by Holder under this Agreement are limited to the following: _.” • If an Owner is concerned about potential liabilities involved in construction of Accessory Facilities, the following may be added to subsection (c): “Holder must give Owners at least 10 days notice before commencing construction or installation of Accessory Facilities, must furnish to Owners certificates of insurance from Persons (other than government employees) engaged in construction or installation of Accessory Facilities, and must complete and pay in full for any Accessory Facility commenced by Holder within a reasonable period of time.”
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Accessory Facilities means collectively, all of the following: commercial grade kitchen, commercial dining area, laundry facility, entertainment room, recreation and hobby room and administrative office space, but does not mean or include any other commercial space, as permitted within this Development Area 3-B;
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Examples of Accessory Facilities in a sentence

  • While not requiring Owners to inspect regularly, the provision encourages Owners or members of the public utilizing Accessory Facilities to notify the Holder if they observe a dangerous or unsafe condition.

  • The purpose of this Section is to give Owners comfort that any Accessory Facilities installed by Holder will not become the problem of Owners to maintain and repair.

  • If any Accessory Facilities are constructed by or on behalf of Holder, Holder is responsible for providing such repairs (other than repairs necessitated by misuse by Owners) as are reasonably required to eliminate or mitigate dangerous or unsafe conditions of which Holder has been notified.

  • Section 2.01(c) permits Holder to install Accessory Facilities anywhere within the Riparian Corridor.

  • Owners are permitted to continue to use the Easement Area so long as Owners’ use is and remains consistent with Easement Objectives, does not prevent or impair access to the Riparian Corridor or use of Accessory Facilities and otherwise does not violate any specific limitation set forth in this Agreement.

  • Subject to Access Restrictions, public use of the Riparian Corridor for recreational fishing and boating together with use in connection with these activities of any Accessory Facilities (defined below in this Section) identified for public use by the Holder.

  • Holder will endeavor to repair damaged Accessory Facilities but has no duty to do so unless and until ▇▇▇▇▇▇ receives actual notice, given in accordance with Article IV, of the need to repair an unreasonably dangerous condition.

  • Neither Holder nor Owners by entering into this Access Easement assume any duty to or for the benefit of the general public for defects in the location, design, installation, maintenance or repair of Accessory Facilities; for any unsafe conditions within the Easement Area; or for the failure to inspect for or warn against possibly unsafe conditions; or to close the Easement Area to public access when unsafe conditions may be present.

  • Installation, construction, maintenance, repair and replacement of Accessory Facilities either within the Riparian Corridor or, if outside the Riparian Corridor, in the locations identified on the Easement Plan or such other locations as are mutually agreeable to Owners and Holder.

  • Sites (if any) for construction, installation and use of Accessory Facilities outside the Riparian Corridor in the locations shown on the Easement Plan.