For each section (and subsections) of the contract, explain what the section is, why it is important to the contract, and what your thoughts are on why it is needed.

29. NOTICE ON OFF-SITE CONDITIONS: PURSUANT TO THE NEW RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION OFF-SITE CONDITIONS DISCLOSURE ACT, P.L. 1995, C. 253, THE CLERKS OF MUNICIPALITIES IN NEW JERSEY MAINTAIN LISTS OF OFF-SITE CONDITIONS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN THE VICINITY OF THE OFF-SITE CONDITION. PURCHASERS MAY EXAMINE THE LISTS AND ARE ENCOURAGED TO INDEPENDENTLY INVESTIGATE THE AREA SURROUNDING THIS PROPERTY IN ORDER TO BECOME FAMIL.IAR WITH ANY OFF-SITE CONDITIONS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY. IN CASES WHERE A PROPERTY IS LOCATED NEAR THE BORDER OF A MUNICIPALITY, PURCHASERS MAY WISH TO ALSO EXAMINE THE LIST MAINTAINED BY THE NEIGHBORING MUNICIPALITY. 30. ADDITIONAL CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS (IF ANY): Upon the acceptance of this contract by the seller, the seller agress to immediately remove the property from the market, remove the keybox, instruct the listing REALTOR to post in all Multiple Listing Services as contracts in transit and allow no further showings of the property. 31. INDEX: In the presence of