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8.2 The Property shall be delivered to the Buyer at Closing in its present physical <br />condition, except as otherwise provided in this Agreement. It shall be Buyer's responsibility to <br />• determine that all utility service required by Buyer is available to the Property. City agrees, prior <br />to closing, to ask Virginia Power to relocate all existing electric power lines and easements to the <br />underground locations shown on the approved site plan for the Property; to the extent feasible, the <br />cost of such relocation shall be borne by Virginia Power, with the incremental cost of placing the <br />utilities underground to be borne by Buyer. <br />8.3 Pursuant to the deed dated July 25, 1988, from CSX to City, which deed is <br />recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the. City of Charlottesville, in Deed Book <br />515, page 668, City covenanted and agreed (at page 671) to construct and maintain a fence (of the <br />type at interstate highway rights-of-way) along the track side of the Property where it is adjacent <br />to CSX's railroad tracks. If Buyer by written request asks that the fence be constructed, City shall <br />remain liable for the initial construction of such fence, and Buyer shall assume the on-going <br />maintenance obligations. This covenant shall survive closing. <br />Section 9. Events of Default. <br />9.1 The unexcused failure of either party to perform any or all of its obligations as <br />set forth in this Agreement shall be an Event of Default; provided, however, that any failure on the <br />part of the Buyer to fulfill its obligations with respect to site development or construction shall not <br />be deemed an Event of Default until the City has given Buyer notice of such failure and a reasonable <br />opportunity to cure any such failure. <br />• 9.2 In addition to any other remedies provided in this Agreement or available at law <br />or in equity, upon the occurrence of an Event of Default the non -defaulting party may, by notice to <br />the defaulting party, declare a default and: <br />(a) the non -defaulting party may sue for specific performance; <br />(b) if Buyer is the defaulting party, Buyer shall, within 5 days of demand <br />therefor by the City, deliver to the City all site, engineering, architectural, or other plans and all <br />financial projections and construction budgets prepared by or for Buyer with respect to the Property_ <br />Buyer's earnest money deposit and interest thereon shall be paid to the City. <br />Section 10. Miscellaneous. <br />10.1 Any notice, election, or consent required or permitted to be given under this <br />Agreement shall be given in writing and shall be deemed to have been duly given when hand - <br />delivered or when delivered by the United States registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, <br />postage prepaid, addressed as follows: <br />• Page 6 of 8 <br />
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