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counsel, render or may render UTILITY's title to the .real estate unmarketable and uninsurable. Any objections to title to the extent not shown on the notice furnished by COUNTY in accordance with the provision of this paragraph shall be deemed to have been waived by COUNTY for all purposes hereof, and COUNTY shall not be entitled to any damages or other remedies. UTILITY shall be entitled to thirty (30) days time to eliminate any of the objections to title as set forth in COUNTY's notice that UTILITY chooses to eliminate. UTILITY is not, however, under any obligation to bring any action or proceeding in order to make title to the real estate marketable. In the event UTILITY shall be unable to deliver title as herein required, then COUNTY shall have only tha rights to accept whatever title UTILITY is able to convey without any abatement of the purchase price, or to reject title. COUNTY shall not be entitled to any other right or remedies. If COUNTY shall reasonably reject title, neither party shall have any further liability whatsoever hereunder, and in this event, UTILITY shall pay all costs of the title insurance commitments. COUNTY shall not object to title by reason of the existence of any mortgage, lien, encumbrance, covenants, restriction, or other matter, provided (a) the same may be satisfied with the payment of money, and UTILITY, at its option, elects to do so by paying same at or prior to closing; or (b) any mechanic's lien or other encumbrance which can be released of record, bonded or transferred of record to substitute security so as to relieve the real estate from the burden thereof; or (c) the title insurance company issuing the title insurance commitments referred to above is willing to affirmatively insure -over against such matter and is willing to insure against the enforcement thereof against the real estate. B. Permitted Encumbranceg. As used above, "Permitted Encumbrances" shall mean and include the following: (1) All present and future building restrictions, zoning regulations and all present and future laws, ordinances, resolutions, regulations and orders of governmental authority having jurisdiction over the real estate and the use thereof. (2) The lien of all property taxes for the calendar year in which the closing takes place, and thereafter. Property taxes shall be prorated at closing. (3) Easements, restrictions, reservations, rights of way, conditions and limitations of record, if any, which are not coupled with any reverter or forfeiture provisions, including (without limitation) any drainage, canal, mineral, road or other reservations of record in favor of the State of Florida, or any of its agencies or governmental or quasi -governmental entities, or as may be set forth in any "Murphy Deeds," none of which, however, shall impair or restrict the use of the system or render title uninsurable or unmarketable. (4) Such other matters as are permitted under the terms of this Agreement. 9. SURVIVAL OF WARRANTIES. All warranties, covenants, agreements and representations made in this Agreement by either party shall survive the closing. 10. FURTHER DOCUMENTS. Each party will, at any time and from time to time after the closing date, upon reasonable request of the other