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V nant running with the land to the effect that no water well shall he drilled or dug thereon to a depth exceeding one hundred <100) feet. The term "shop grounds” as used in this proposal shall mean those lands hounded on the East by the Union Pacific Main Line, on the West by a line parallel to and 900 feet westerly of said Hain Jtine, on the North by X NK I (j$r-1 JL $ -4 < w .4 v1 Bonanza Road, and on the South hy Charleston Boulevard. In addition to the payment of Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000.00) as hereinabove provided, the District agrees that the cost of A all Improvements, for the construction of which contracts have been executed subsequent to September 1, 1952, 1 j y §j§ j r v and up to r £[r V the date of consummation of the sale, will be V't added to the amount of the purchase price. It is further agreed that you have outstanding contracts whereby certain Subdivides or Applicants (a) Have deposited sums of money with you as advances for the construction of water mains or 6
