Interim Use definition

Interim Use means any use of the land for which a rent can be charged before the planned use is attained.

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Interim Use means a use specified as an Interim Use in a Land Use District that may be allowed in the District prior to the installation if final utility services;

Interim Use means a use that is temporary in nature and subject to an agreement between the redeveloper and the NJSEA, which agreement shall set forth the term of the Interim Use and contain any other necessary provisions including but not limited to penalties for violations. The agreement shall be executed prior to submittal of an application for zoning certificate for such Interim Use.

Examples of Interim Use in a sentence

• The second would be the aforementioned “Interim Use Reserve.” The Interim Use Reserve includes a connection on each end of the initial construction section in the Central Valley with the BNSF mainline plus associated PTC, and interim station (i.e., Amtrak) capital costs, totaling $108 million.

• The Financial Plan and updates specific to this Project shall incorporate the Interim Use Reserve discussed above and in Task 9 below.

• Tenant shall not be required to pay Basic Monthly Rental during such Interim Use period unless otherwise agreed to herein.

• For the avoidance of doubt, all references in this Lease to Work and/or rehabilitation of the Improvements shall refer to the substantial rehabilitation work that comprises the Project after the Interim Use, and not the earlier rehabilitation work necessary to enable Tenant to use the Premises for the Interim Use; provided, however, that such minor rehabilitation work and such Interim Use shall be performed and carried out in accordance with all applicable Laws.

• Tenant agrees to pay all utilities related to the Expansion Premises (on a prorated basis) that are directly attributable to Tenant’s Interim Use as well as all Additional Rent (on a prorated Basis) in accordance with this Lease.

More Definitions of Interim Use

Interim Use means those uses, either directly or indirectly related to a permanent Redevelopment Project, and lasting from not less than one (1) year to not more than five (5) years.

Interim Use means a use that is temporary in nature and subject to an agreement between the redeveloper and the NJSEA, which agreement shall set forth the term of the Interim Use and contain any other necessary provisions including but not limited to penalties for violations. The

Interim Use means the Jurisdiction's use of transferred property prior to the Jurisdiction's establishment of a permanent use.

Interim Use means a use:

Interim Use means a use existing on July 4, 1984, for which a hillside development plan has not been approved.

Interim Use has the meaning specified in Section 3.1(b).

Interim Use means a use, other than an Existing Use, permitted within the District until such time as the site it occupies is required for public or private improvements in accordance with these regulations.