Common use of Approval by City Clause in Contracts

Approval by City. No review, approval and/or inspection by the City of any plans, designs, specifications, drawings, work or other materials submitted or performed by the Property Owner in connection with the Project shall constitute a representation, warranty or guaranty by the City as to the substance or quality of the matter reviewed or approved. No person or party shall rely in any way on such review or approval, and at all times the Property Owner shall use its own independent judgment as to the accuracy and quality of all such matters. The City’s review or approval of any plans, designs, specifications, drawings, work or other materials submitted or performed by the Property Owner in connection with this Agreement shall not constitute or be construed to constitute approval otherwise required by any City departments, boards or commissions in connection with any aspect of the same. Furthermore, no review or approval of any plans, designs, specifications, drawings, work or other materials submitted or performed by Property Owner in connection with this Agreement by any City departments, boards or commissions shall constitute or be construed to constitute approval otherwise required by the City under this Agreement.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Operations and Maintenance Agreement, www.pwdplanreview.org, www.pwdplanreview.org

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