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improvements on the Property and intended use of the Property as a off sale liquor <br />store/restaurant within one hundred eight (180) days of the date of this Agreement. As <br />soon as reasonably possible after BUYER and SELLER' s execution of this Agreement, <br />BUYER must apply to the City or and any other appropriate governmental agencies for <br />all Permits necessary for BUYER' s intended use of the Property, and BUYER must <br />diligently pursue the acquisition of all such Permits. BUYER must pursue the acquisition <br />of such Permits at BUYER's sole cost and expense. SELLER agrees to cooperate with <br />BUYER in the acquisition of such Permits but is not required to incur any cost or <br />expense. If BUYER is unable to obtain all Permits necessary for BUYER's intended use <br />of the Property, BUYER may, within said 180 day period provided for in this Section <br />16(h), terminate this Agreement pursuant to Section 18 below. BUYER's failure to <br />terminate this Agreement within the 180 day period provided for in this Section 16(h) will <br />constitute BUYER's waiver of this contingency, and the Parties must fully perform their <br />Obligations under this Agreement. <br />i. SELLER and BUYER entering into the Lease with an 18 month term for <br />the property located at 14590 Armstrong Boulevard NW, Ramsey, Minnesota on or <br />before the Date of Closing of the sale transaction contemplated by this Agreement. <br />J The BUYER' s successful purchase and closing on or before the Date of <br />Closing of the property located at 14590 Armstrong Boulevard NW, Ramsey, Minnesota. <br />The BUYER in this Agreement is the "SELLER" of the said Armstrong Boulevard <br />property. <br />k. The SELLER delivery of evidence that the Property is not encumbered by <br />the Master Declaration — Ramsey Town Center dated August 5, 2005 and recorded in the <br />Anoka County Recorder's office and the Anoka County Registrar of Titles office as <br />Document Nos. 1978252.001 (Abstract) and 484495.001 (Torrens) (as amended from <br />time to time) (the "Master Declaration"). <br />If one or more of these contingencies is not satisfied as of the Date of Closing, as the same may <br />be extended pursuant to Section 7 above, BUYER may terminate this Agreement pursuant to <br />Section 18. If, as of October 28, 2012 the transaction has not closed and BUYER has not given <br />SELLER a notice of default pursuant to Section 17(b) of this Agreement, BUYER will be <br />deemed to have exercised these contingencies and terminated this Agreement. <br />17. DEFAULT. If either Party defaults in the performance of any of the Party's <br />obligations under this Agreement, the non -defaulting Party may, after written notice to the <br />defaulting Party, suspend performance of its obligations under this Agreement, and the rights of <br />the non -defaulting Party are as follows: <br />a. BUYER's Default. If BUYER defaults in the performance of any of <br />BUYER's obligations under this Agreement and BUYER fails to cure the defaults within <br />five (5) business days following written notice from the SELLER, SELLER has the right <br />to: <br />(i) terminate this Agreement pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section <br />11 <br />