Additional Properties definition

Additional Properties means any oil and natural gas assets or related interests that are acquired by any member of the Partnership Group pursuant to an Acquisition.
Additional Properties means properties proposed by Developer to be added to the Project Right of Way to be used for Project-related purposes that are not within the Project Right of Way boundaries identified in the NEPA Approvals, including those properties outside such boundaries to be used as Project Specific Locations.
Additional Properties means any leased or owned properties acquired by Houston or Seattle after the date of the Separation Agreement and before the Go Live Date.

Examples of Additional Properties in a sentence

  • Developer shall undertake and complete the acquisition of Facility Right of Way, including Additional Properties, in accordance with Section 7 of the Technical Provisions, the approved Right of Way Acquisition Plan and all applicable Laws relating to such acquisition, including the Uniform Act.

  • Developer shall undertake and complete the acquisition of all Project ROW, including Additional Properties, in accordance with Section 7 of the Technical Provisions, the approved Right of Way Acquisition Plan and all applicable Laws relating to such acquisition, including the Uniform Act.

  • Further, any right, title or interest in real property Developer must acquire as a result of such Necessary Basic Configuration Change shall be considered TxDOT Additional Properties and TxDOT shall be responsible for the purchase price therefor.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, Developer shall be entitled to a Change Order to account for any additional costs incurred as a result of additional Utility Adjustment Work on TxDOT Additional Properties required due to a Necessary Basic Configuration Change.

  • Developer shall undertake and complete the acquisition of Additional Properties in accordance with Section 7 of the Technical Provisions, the approved Right of Way Acquisition Plan and all applicable Laws relating to such acquisition, including the Uniform Act.


More Definitions of Additional Properties

Additional Properties means, collectively, the 15 Executive Property, the 35 Executive Property, the 22 Xxxxx Property, the 470 Bridgeport Property and the 950 Bridgeport Property.
Additional Properties means any leased or owned properties acquired by HP or Enterprise after the date of the Separation Agreement and before the Go Live Date.
Additional Properties means, collectively, (i) the Properties described in Exhibits A-30 and A-68 through A-82 hereof, and (ii) the LTA GMAC Leased Property.
Additional Properties mean those Leases within the area reflected on the map attached hereto as Exhibit E and listed on Schedule 10.
Additional Properties means any leased or owned properties acquired by Agilent after the date of the Separation Agreement and before the Operational Separation Date.
Additional Properties means any real property (which term is inclusive of all permanent estates and interests in real property), improvements and fixtures outside of the Schematic ROW, that may be acquired in connection with the Project, including (a) the DB Contractor- Designated ROW, and (b) any additional real property outside of the Schematic ROW that must be acquired due to (i) a TxDOT-Directed Change issued under the Design-Build Agreement or
Additional Properties shall include any air space, surface rights and subsurface rights within such additional real property area that TxDOT directs DB Contractor to acquire for the Project. The term “Additional Properties” specifically excludes: (i) Replacement Utility Property Interests and (ii) any temporary easements or other real property interests that DB Contractor may deem necessary or advisable to acquire, at its own cost and expense, for work space, contractor lay-down areas, material storage areas, borrow sites, or other convenience of DB Contractor. For purposes of clarity, “Additional Properties” excludes Replacement Utility Property Interests