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Property pursuant to Paragraph 4, in the event that any of the following Conditions <br />are not satisfied by Buyer: <br />a. Buyer must obtain a certificate of occupancy from the City of Ramsey, for <br />the project described below by July 25, 2026 <br />Project Description: <br />i. Bunker Lake Crossing LLC Site Plan, approved by the <br />City of Ramsey on July 8, 2025 by Resolution #25-148. <br />ii. Development Agreement for Bunker Lake Crossing <br />LLC, approved by the City of Ramsey on July 22, 2025 <br />by Resolution #25-158. <br />3. Seller may impose a penalty of $50,000.00 against the Property if the certificate of <br />occupancy is not obtained, for the construction of a minimum a minimum 2200 SF <br />Chipotle Restaurant, compliant with COR Zoning requirements to be further defined by <br />an approved Site Plan., pursuant to the deadline set forth above. The penalty is due <br />upon written notice to Buyer from Seller of the failure to satisfy a contingency. In <br />the event the penalty is not paid within 30 days of receipt of the notice, Seller may, <br />but is not required to, certify the penalty to Anoka County as an assessment <br />against the Property. Buyer waives any and all rights under Minnesota Statutes, <br />chapter 429, and any other applicable law, including any right to notice of hearing <br />and hearing, the right to object, and the right to appeal the assessment. Buyer <br />further waives any requirements of the City Charter that may apply to said <br />assessment. <br />4. As an alternative to imposition of a financial penalty and not in addition thereto, <br />Seller may re-enter and take physical possession of the Property. Title to the <br />Property shall be restored in Seller, and Buyer shall execute whatever documents <br />and undertake whatever steps are necessary to establish and confirm Seller's fee <br />simple interest in the Property free of any claims or encumbrances, including <br />mechanic's liens. Upon Transfer the Seller shall pay to Buyer the original <br />Purchase Price less paid commission and closing costs paid by the Seller. <br />5. If the City reasonably refuses to issue a Certificate of Occupancy upon request by <br />Buyer, it shall state its reasons for doing so in writing and Buyer will have 90 days <br />in which to cure any deficiencies, or such other accommodations as the parties <br />may agree to. The City and Buyer shall exercise good faith in resolving any <br />dispute regarding deficiencies or necessary accommodations to issue the <br />Certificate of Occupancy. <br />
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