Privacy Policy
We are Charter Properties. Charter Properties is committed to respecting your privacy and recognizing your need for appropriate protection and management of personally identifiable information you share with us (the phrases "personally identifiable information" or "personal information" mean any information by which you can be identified, such as your name, address, telephone number, etc.). The purpose of this privacy policy is to inform you of what personally identifiable information or personal information we may collect from you when you visit our web site for The Promenade at Dublin Ranch, www.promenadeatdublinranch.com(our "Web Site") and how we use such information. This policy applies only to users accessing the Web Site from the United States.
Collecting Information About You In general, you can visit many of our web pages without telling us who you are or revealing any personal information about yourself. We may track the Internet domain address from which people visit us and analyze this data for trends and statistics, but individual users will remain anonymous, unless you voluntarily tell us who you are.
There may be times (such as when you authorize us to evaluate your appropriateness as a tenant, etc.) at which we ask you to provide certain information about yourself, such as your name, telephone number, email address, credit information, birth date, gender, occupation, etc. Whether or not to provide such information is completely your own choice. But if you choose not to provide the information we request, you may be unable to utilize our online services or may not hear back from a leasing agent.
Using Information About You We use the personally identifiable information you provide to evaluate your suitability as a commercial tenant, including checking your credit history, and for internal purposes, such as subscription or registration, analyzing trends and statistics, informing you of our new developments, services and offers, and providing you with information from and about The Promenade at Dublin Ranch.
We may contract with companies or persons to provide certain services including credit evaluation, data management, promotional services, etc. We call them our Service Providers. We provide our Service Providers with the information needed for them to perform these services. We also ask our Service Providers to confirm that their privacy practices are consistent with ours.
Although unlikely, in certain instances we may disclose your personally identifiable information when we have reason to believe that it is necessary to identify, contact or bring legal action against persons or entities who may be causing injury to you, to Charter Properties or to others. We may also disclose your personally identifiable information when we believe the law requires us to do so.
Protecting Children Charter Properties takes special care to protect the safety and privacy of children. Our Web Site is a general audience site. We do not permit anyone under the age of 13 to register with us. We also do not send email correspondence to anyone who tells us that they are under the age of 13 without their parent's consent.
Children under the age of 13 should always ask their parents or guardians for permission before providing any personal information to anyone online. We urge parents and guardians to participate in their children's online activities and use parental control or other web filtering technology to supervise children's access to the web.
Cookies Our Web Site may use "cookies." A cookie is a small amount of data that is sent to your browser from a web server and stored on your computer's hard drive. Generally, cookies are to remind us of who you are, estimate our audience size, track your status, and/or analyze your visiting patterns. You can generally set your browser to not accept cookies or to notify you when you are sent a cookie, giving you the chance to decide whether or not to accept it.
We may contract with third parties who may use cookies and collect information on our behalf. These third parties are prohibited by our contract with them from sharing that information with anyone other than us or our Service Providers. However, we respect your right to choose whether to be included in such services. If you would like to opt out of these services, please click here.
Security While we strive to protect your personal information, we cannot guarantee or warrant the security of any information you transmit to or from our web sites, and you do so at your own risk.
Links to Third Party Sites Our web sites may contain links to web sites operated and maintained by third parties, over which we have no control. Privacy policies on such linked sites may be different from our privacy policy. You access such linked sites at your own risk. You should always read the privacy policy of a linked site before disclosing any personal information on such site.
Policy Changes If we decide to change our privacy policy in whole or in part, we will inform you by posting a notice on our web site. Those changes will go into effect on the date posted in the notice. The new policy will apply to all current and past users of our web site and will replace any prior policies that are inconsistent. This policy was posted in June 2005.
The following is intended to describe the
responsibilities undertaken by Colliers and
by Client with regard to disclosure issues and
expert matters as described below:
EXPERT MATTERS : There
are a number of potentially significant matters
related to commercial properties, which may be
material to a particular transaction, the evaluation
of which would require specialized expertise which
is beyond the expertise and/or responsibility
of the Broker (“Expert Matters”).
Broker recommends that parties to a potential
lease or sale transaction obtain the advice of
qualified professionals and experts prior to the
consummation of any transaction. Parties to a
sale or lease transaction should not and will
not rely on Broker with regard to Expert Matters,
but instead will rely entirely on their own investigation
and those of qualified professionals and experts.
Expert Matters may include, but are not limited
to, the following: the use, generation, storage
or presence of hazardous or toxic substances and
underground storage tanks; natural hazards, such
as fire, flood, or earthquake; building safety
and structural integrity of roof, walls, and foundations
or any improvements located on the Property; operation
or condition of mechanical, plumbing, utility
or life safety systems; mold, fungus, water damage,
or effects of moisture; compliance with Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA); compliance with building
and fire codes; tax, accounting, or legal effects
or consequences of the proposed transaction; survey,
linear or area measurements of the Property; availability
of utilities and utility connections, adequacy,
availability and condition of sewer lines and/or
connections, public transportation, or other infrastructure;
zoning and permitted land uses; insurance policies
and premiums; architectural design or engineering;
geotechnical/soil condition; termites or other
pests or rodents; statements of income and expense
or other financial statements; the financial soundness
of a prospective tenant or subtenant; condition
of title; or existing taxes, assessments or liens.
Broker has no responsibility to, has not made
and will not make an independent investigation
or determination with respect to any Expert Matters.
Any information communicated by Broker regarding
any of the Expert Matters arises from third party
sources and has not been and will not be independently
verified by Broker.
DISCLOSURES : Owners
of real estate must comply with California law
for the disclosure of any and all known material
facts concerning their property to prospective
tenants or buyers. To meet this requirement, Broker
recommends that Owners of real estate obtain legal
advice from a qualified legal professional. Broker
shall have no responsibility for property disclosures
beyond the delivery and/or disclosure of information
provided by the Owner or known to the Broker.
Parties to a sale or lease transaction should
not and will not rely on Broker with regard to
matters of disclosure required by Owners, but
instead will rely entirely on their own investigation
and that of qualified professionals and experts.
Matters requiring disclosure may include, but
are not limited to, the following: Natural Hazard
Disclosures (including whether or not the property
is located in a flood hazard area, fire hazard
severity zone, forest fire risk area, earthquake
fault zone, or a seismic hazard zone), toxic mold
disclosures, known material defects, presence
or proximity to hazardous materials, compliance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),
compliance with zoning laws, and whether or not
the property is located in a special tax zone
(such as a Mello-Roos Community Facilities District)
or a special assessment district.
Client
and Broker agree that the foregoing shall be an
Addendum to and
that the specific provisions set forth
herein shall control over and supersede any inconsistent
provisions contained in another form of agreement which
is contemporaneously entered into by these parties
relating to the Property.
