Development of Site. The Operator shall utilize the existing road connection between the boundary of the Maintenance Depot(s) and the nearest major road. If the operator feels necessity for improvement of the road the same may be carried out by Operator at his cost.
Development of Site. The Authority shall, at its own cost and expense, provide, or cause to be provided road connection between the boundary of the Maintenance Depot(s) and the nearest major road, no later than the [1st (first) anniversary] of the Appointed Date.
Development of Site. Corporation shall, after obtaining the Vacant Possession of the Site in accordance with the provisions of clause 2.9 above and subject to the other provisions of the Agreement (including but not limited to the satisfaction of the Conditions Precedent), commence development and improvement on the Site required to implement the Project and to construct the Project Facilities (refer to schedule XI and XII), including construction of internal roads at the Site, fencing, greenery etc. Corporation may use, free of any charge, any debris that may be available at the Site for constructing internal roads, as also the building / structures and infrastructure existing on the Site.
Development of Site. The Development Property may be subdivided into smaller parcels in accordance with the Xxxxxx Development Ordinance. However, subdivision of the Development Property is not required and the site may be developed as a single parcel.
Development of Site. CyberMall agrees to provide InterGames with the following services in connection with the development of a site located on the world wide web at xxx.XxxXxxxXxxxxx.xxx (the "Site"):
Development of Site. Tenant has employed architects and engineers, ------------------- soil engineers and traffic specialists in connection with a thorough analysis of the physical conditions and requirements incident to the Site and the proper development thereof. At such time as Tenant receives favorable reports and recommendations from its architects, engineers, soil engineers and traffic specialists, Tenant will file such applications for zoning, rezoning, and/or variances therefrom with the cognizant governmental authorities as will permit construction of Improvements on the Site that are economically feasible and in conformity with the recommendations so made. Owner agrees to join in and execute such applications and other instruments, at no cost or expense to Owner, as may be necessary for the purpose of assisting Tenant in obtaining such zoning, rezoning or variances and building permits for the purpose of permitting Tenant to develop the Site. Owner further agrees, in connection with Tenant's development of the Site, to join in the execution and granting of such easements, roadway or other dedications as may be required by cognizant governmental authorities and subdivisions and agencies thereof, and in favor of public utility companies, for the purpose of complying with the requirements of such cognizant governmental authorities or public utility companies. Owner agrees to join in the execution of such conveyances, dedications, or other documents as may be reasonably required by cognizant governmental authorities applying not only to the Site but also to other properties owned by Owner, so that drainage problems affecting the Site can be satisfied and overcome. Owner further agrees that the Site and portions thereof may be filled and compacted, and for this purpose Tenant shall be entitled to such slope easements and/or such subjacent or lateral support for fill and compacting of the Site along the boundary lines of the Site upon the adjacent property of Owner as may be necessary to properly develop the Site from an economic and engineering standpoint, subject to Owner's approval which shall not be unreasonably withheld. It is the mutual intent of Owner and Tenant that they shall cooperate with each other to the end that the Site, as well as Owner's adjacent properties, can be properly and economically developed for mutual economic benefit of Tenant and Owner.
