Commercial Element definition

Commercial Element means art that by virtue of its location or proximity to a business may serve
Commercial Element has the meaning set forth in Recital G(ii).
Commercial Element means a museum, café, brew pub, and at least two professional services offices to be constructed and developed on and upon the Project Area.

Examples of Commercial Element in a sentence

  • The North Site Budget includes an estimated amount to construct the North Site Commercial Element to “▇▇▇▇ box condition” (the “North Site Commercial Construction Cost”), which estimated amount will be paid by the Developer as provided below.

  • The Housing Declaration for Block 1 will include a provision by which that portion of the Block 1 which is replatted for a Commercial Element will be released from such Housing Declaration by no later than the date the final Element City Approval is granted for such Commercial Element.

  • At the Land Transfer Closing for the South Site, the Developer will deposit in escrow with Escrow Agent one hundred ten percent (110%) of the North Site Commercial Construction Cost (“North Site Commercial Construction Deposit”) to finance the Authority’s construction of the North Site Commercial Element.