Laserfiche WebLink
• <br />in the Survey are not in conformance with the provisions of this paragraph and <br />written notice of Buyer's objections is received by Seller within ten (10) calendar <br />days from the date of receipt of said survey by Buyer, Seller shall have a period of <br />ten calendar days from the date of receipt of said notice in which to cure any such <br />defects. In the event such defects are not cured within said ten (10) calendar-day <br />period, this' contract shall terminate at Buyer's option. If said written notice of <br />Buyer's objections to the Survey is not received by Seller or if Buyer elects to waive <br />the objections to the Survey, the Survey shall be accepted and this contract shall <br />remain in full force and effect. <br />e.) Due Diligence Contingency. The closing of this contract is contingent upon Buyer, <br />at Buyer's sole cost and expense, conducting all necessary investigations, including <br />but not limited to core test drilling, which shall be completed within forty five (45) <br />calendar days from MEC, and investigation of Seller's mineral rights, including all <br />sand aggregate and gravel rights to determine the feasibility of Buyer's intended use <br />for sand and gravel mining. In order to keep disturbance of the existing farming <br />operation to a minimum, Buyer agrees to coordinate with Seller in establishing <br />access routes to drilling sites. If Buyer is not satisfied with the results of said <br />investigation and written notice thereof is received by Seller within forty five (45) <br />calendar days from MEC, this contract shall terminate. If said written notice is not <br />received by Seller within the time period specified above, this contingency shall be <br />waived and the contract shall remain in full force and effect. <br />f.) Setter's Cooperation. Seller agrees to fully cooperate with Buyer in applying for <br />and obtaining appropriate governmental approvals for sand and gravel operations. <br />All such applications and approvals shall be at the sole cost of the Buyer, and no <br />action shall be taken prior to closing which will irevocably obligate the Seller or <br />encumber the Property, without the express consent of the Seller. <br />g.) Property Access. At all times after MEC, Buyer shall have the right of access to <br />the Property without charge to test, Inspect, and evaluate the Property as Buyer <br />deems appropriate. All such tests, inspections and evaluations shall be done in a <br />manner as to try not to damage any growing crops. <br />h.) Environmental Report Buyer shall have the option to obtain, at Its sole cost, an <br />environmental report concerning hazardous material on the Property. Buyer shall <br />have forty-five (45) days from MEC within which to give Seller written notice of any <br />objection to the condition of the Property as disclosed by such environmental report. <br /> <br />j.) Earnest Money Deposit Redemption. The earnest money check hereunder shall <br />be non-refundable after forty-five (45) calendar days from MEC. In the event Buyer <br />does notify Seller of intent to terminate this contract before 45 days from MEC all <br />monies plus interest are to be returned to buyer. <br />k.) Earnest Money Nonrefundable. The earnest money check receipted for herein <br />and the additional earnest money deposits set forth in Section 21(i) shall apply <br />against the purchase price, shall be nonrefundable, and shall become the sole and <br />exclusive property of the Seller except in the event of Seller's failure to perform <br />under this contract or deliver good and merchantable title pursuant to Sections 7 <br />and 8 hereof. <br /> <br />r ~ ;:~ ~. <br />~.. <br />Permits and Approvals Contingency. The closing of this contract is contingent <br />upon Buyer, at Buyer's sole cost and expense, obtaining all necessary <br />governmental permits and approval as for mining of sand and gravel within six (fi) <br />months from the satisfaction or waiver of the Due Diligence Contingency set forth in <br />Section 21(e) ("Due Diligence Contingency"). Buyer may extend the Permits and <br />