Serviced Condition definition

Serviced Condition means in relation to the land to be used for Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding the remediation of the land to a standard fit for its end use and the provision of roads, sewers, gas, electricity and telecommunications to the boundary of the Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding Plot

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Serviced Condition means in relation to the land to be used for Affordable Housing or Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding (as the case may be) the remediation of the land to a standard fit for its end use and the provision of roads, sewers, gas, electricity and telecommunications to the boundary of the Site in accordance with a scheme that the Owner shall submit to the Borough Council and the District Council for approval (such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed).

Serviced Condition means that the relevant Dwelling:

Examples of Serviced Condition in a sentence

• Serviced Condition: the relevant property has proper connections within its boundary so as to connect it to surface water drainage facilities and to mains foul drainage, water, gas, electricity and telecommunications and enjoys direct access to the public highway or a roadway constructed to adoptable standards (connecting to the public highway) which is the subject of an agreement under section 38 of the Highways Act 1980 and in each case adequate for the purpose of its prospective use.

• Unless otherwise agreed with the Council in writing, prior to Occupation of more than 50% of the Open Market Units to deliver and make available in a Serviced Condition the Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding Plots in accordance with the Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding Scheme.

• Unless otherwise agreed with the Council in writing, not to permit more than 50% of the Open Market Units to be Occupied until the Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding Plots are made available in accordance with the approved Self-Build and Custom Housebuilding Scheme and have been provided in a Serviced Condition.

More Definitions of Serviced Condition

Serviced Condition means the relevant property has proper connections within its boundary so as to connect it to surface water drainage facilities and to mains foul drainage, water, gas, electricity and telecommunications and enjoys direct access to the public highway or a roadway constructed to adoptable standards (connecting to the public highway) which is the subject of an agreement under section 38 of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and in each case adequate for the purpose of its prospective use.

Serviced Condition means access to services including roads sewers gas electricity water and telecommunications up to the boundary of each Affordable Housing Unit rendering them ready for immediate Occupation “Shared Ownership” means Affordable Housing Units where an initial equity share is sold by the Registered Provider to qualifying persons under the Home Choice Allocation Scheme and via the Help To Buy Agent with a rent charged on the unsold equity. Where Shared Ownership is allowed the initial mortgage cost for each Shared Ownership Unit must be no more than three and a half times the average household income of newly forming households within “Shared Ownership Lease” means a lease including the covenants set out in the Shared Ownership Lease published by the Regulator Of Social Housing granted to a qualifying person by the Registered Provider on an equity share basis whereby the qualifying person shall pay for the initial percentage in multiples of 25% or such other multiples of percentage of equity share the Registered Provider in conjunction with the Council may require PROVIDED THAT such initial percentage SHALL NOT exceed 75% in the first instance and the qualifying person being entitled to purchase the remaining percentage of equity share in further tranches to enable 100% ownership. “Shared Ownership Unit” means such Affordable Housing Units that will be made available by way of a Shared Ownership Lease with a Registered Provider. “Site” means the land which is the subject of the Application and against which this Deed may be enforced as shown edged red on the Plan. “Social Rented Housing” means Affordable Housing where the rents are subject to the National Rent Regime. “Social Rented Housing Units” means Affordable Housing to be constructed pursuant to the Affordable Housing Scheme and in accordance with Part 1 of the Second Schedule which shall be provided as Social Rented Housing “Traffic Signal Contribution” means the sum of £70,000 (seventy thousand pounds) to be used towards improvements to the signal junction at Glen View Road – Manchester Road and which shall be paid in accordance with Part 1 of the Third Schedule. “Valuer” means a Chartered member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors “Wheelie Bin Contribution” means the sum of £26,140 (twenty six thousand and one hundred andforty pounds) to be used towards the provision of wheelie bins for