Remainder Parcel definition
Examples of Remainder Parcel in a sentence
During the Option Term, Master Developer shall retain all rights and obligations of ownership of the Lot 1 Remainder Parcel, including without limitation all applicable obligations under the Development Agreement.
City, or its assignee, shall have the right to enter the Lot 1 Remainder Parcel before the conveyance if and only if City (a) has provided Master Developer at least five business days written notice of its intent to enter, (b) has liability insurance of at least $1 million naming Master Developer as an additional insured with respect to the entry, and (c) has workers’ compensation insurance with respect to the entry.
City and Master Developer shall use commercial best efforts in good faith to agree, by no later than fifteen days after the Effective Date, on the form of a Purchase and Sale Agreement (the “PSA”) by which the Lot 1 Remainder Parcel shall be transferred.
Master ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to make minor, conforming changes to the PSA in order to cause the transfer of the Lot 1 Remainder Parcel to City’s designated assignee, and to meet and confer with City and assignee in order to consider such other minor, non-material proposed amendments.
Master Developer shall have no obligation to convey the Lot 1 Remainder Parcel unless both (a) the Subdivision Map has recorded, and (b) the City has approved the Residential Parcel Development.