Common use of Charter School Facilities Clause in Contracts

Charter School Facilities. A. The Charter School’s Project includes the real property and all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the property as described in its application for funding under CSFP (“Facilities”). B. The Facilities are located or will be located within the boundaries of Chico Unified School District in the City of Chico, Butte County, California, and are more particularly described on Exhibit D of the Funding Agreement. C. The Facilities are physically located within the geographical jurisdiction of the School District and the high school attendance area generating eligibility for funding, if applicable. D. The Charter School has satisfied itself as to the suitability of the Facilities by its own inquiries and tests. The Charter School shall, by entering into and occupying the Facilities, be deemed to have accepted the Facilities and to have acknowledged that they are in good order, condition and repair. E. The Charter School represents and warrants that it, by and through its officers, employees, agents and consultants, has made a thorough and independent examination of the Facilities and all matters related to its decision to enter into this MOU. The Charter School is thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the Facilities and is satisfied that they are in an acceptable condition and meet its needs. The Charter School is solely responsible for identifying the real property, evaluating the condition of the title and suitability of the land for the Charter School’s intended purpose, and negotiating and closing the acquisition of the real property. In addition, the Charter School is solely responsible for the construction of all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the real property. The State and the School District shall not have any obligation for construction work or improvements on or to the Facilities, to ensure completion of construction, or provide additional funding in the event the Charter School determines it has insufficient funds to complete construction or operate the Charter School. Pursuant to the CSFP, the School District is obligated to take title to the Facilities in trust for the benefit of the state public school system but such obligation does not make the School District a guarantor or warrantor of the Project and shall not impose any duty upon the School District to administer or oversee the construction of the Facilities by the Charter School, or in the event of any default prior to completion of construction, demolish all or any portion of the Facilities.

Charter School Facilities. A. The Charter School’s Project includes the real property and all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the property as described in its application for funding under CSFP (“Facilities”). B. The Facilities are located or will be located within the boundaries of Chico Wiseburn Unified School District in the City of ChicoEl Segundo, Butte Los Angeles County, California, and are more particularly described on Exhibit D B of the Funding Agreementthis MOU. C. The Facilities are physically located within the geographical jurisdiction of the School District and the high school attendance area generating eligibility for funding, if applicable. D. The Charter School has satisfied agrees that it will satisfy itself as to the suitability of the Facilities by its own inquiries and teststests prior to taking occupancy. The Charter School shall, by entering into and occupying the Facilities, be deemed to have accepted the Facilities in an “as-is” condition and to have acknowledged that they are in good order, condition and repair. E. The Charter School represents and warrants that it, by and through its officers, employees, agents and consultants, has made a thorough and independent examination of terms and conditions for development and construction of the Facilities and all matters related to its decision to enter into this MOU. The Charter School is thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the proposed Facilities and is satisfied that they are will be in an acceptable condition as a result of the execution of the Project and will meet its needs. The Charter School is solely responsible for identifying the real property, evaluating the condition of the title and suitability of the land for the Charter School’s intended purpose, and negotiating and closing the acquisition of the real property. In addition, the Charter School is solely responsible for the construction of all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the real property. The State and the School District shall not have any obligation for construction work or improvements on or to the Facilities, to ensure completion of construction, or provide additional funding in the event the Charter School determines it has insufficient funds to complete construction or operate the Charter School. Pursuant to the CSFP, the School District is obligated to take title to the Facilities in trust for the benefit of the state public school system but such obligation does not make the School District a guarantor or warrantor of the Project. School District has agreed to act as fiscal agent for administration of Project and funds, but shall not impose have any duty upon the School District responsibility to administer or oversee the design, planning or construction of the Facilities by the Charter School, or in the event of any default prior to completion of construction, demolish all or any portion of the Facilities.

Charter School Facilities. A. The Charter School’s Project includes the real property and all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the property as described in its application for funding under CSFP (“Facilities”). B. The Charter School’s Facilities are located or will be located within the boundaries of Chico Unified School District at 0000 00xx Xxxxxx in the City of ChicoSacramento, Butte Sacramento County, California, and include the four (4) portable buildings indentified as B1-B4 and anticipated new construction areas on the south side of the school site. The Charter School’s Facilities are more particularly described on Exhibit D of the Funding this Agreement. C. The Facilities are physically located within the geographical jurisdiction of the School District and the high school attendance area generating eligibility for funding, if applicable. D. The Charter School has satisfied itself as to the suitability of the Facilities by its own inquiries and tests. The Charter School shall, by entering into and occupying the Facilities, be deemed to have accepted the Facilities and to have acknowledged that they are in good order, condition and repair. E. The Charter School represents and warrants that it, by and through its officers, employees, agents and consultants, has made a thorough and independent examination of the Facilities and all matters related to its decision to enter into this MOUAgreement. The Charter School is thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the Facilities and is satisfied that they are in an acceptable condition and meet its needs. The Charter School is solely responsible for identifying the real property, evaluating the condition of the title and suitability of the land for the Charter School’s intended purpose, and negotiating and closing the acquisition of the real property. In addition, the Charter School is solely responsible for the construction of all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the real propertyFacilities. The State and and/or the School District shall not have any obligation for construction work or improvements on or to the Facilities, to ensure insure completion of construction, or provide additional funding in the event the Charter School determines it has insufficient funds to complete construction or operate the Charter Schoolcharter school. Pursuant to the CSFP, the School District is obligated to take title to the Facilities Project in trust for the benefit of the state public school system but such obligation does not make the School District a guarantor or warrantor of the Project and shall not impose any duty upon the School District to administer or oversee the construction of the Facilities by the Charter School, or in the event of any default prior to completion of construction, demolish all or any portion of the Facilities.

Charter School Facilities. A. The Charter School’s Project Facilities are includes the real property and all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the property as described in its application for funding under CSFP (“Facilities”)CSFP. B. The Facilities are located or will be located within the boundaries of Chico Unified the School District in the City of Chico, Butte County, California, city and are more particularly described on county identified as in Exhibit D of the Funding Agreement“A”. C. The Facilities are physically located within the geographical jurisdiction of the School District and the high school attendance area generating eligibility for funding, if applicable. D. The Charter School has satisfied itself as to the suitability of the Facilities by its own inquiries and tests. The Charter School shall, by entering into and occupying the Facilities, be deemed to have accepted the Facilities and to have acknowledged that they are in good order, condition and repair. E. The Charter School represents and warrants School District represent and warrant that itthey, by and through its their respective officers, employees, agents and consultants, has have made a thorough and independent examination of the Facilities and all matters related to its their decision to enter into this MOU. The Charter School is and School District are thoroughly familiar with all aspects of the Facilities and is are satisfied that they are in an acceptable condition and meet its their needs. The Charter School or School District is solely responsible for identifying the real property, evaluating the condition of the title and suitability of the land for the Charter School’s intended purpose, and negotiating and closing the acquisition of the real property, if applicable. In addition, the Charter School District is solely responsible for the construction of all improvements, repairs, replacements, substitutions, and modifications located or to be constructed on the real property. The State and the School District shall not have any obligation for construction work or improvements on or to the Facilities, to ensure insure completion of construction, or provide additional funding in the event the Charter School determines it has insufficient funds to complete construction or operate the Charter School. Pursuant to the CSFP, the School District is obligated to take title to the Facilities in trust for the benefit of the state public school system but such obligation does not make the School District a guarantor or warrantor of the Project and shall not impose any duty upon the School District to administer or oversee the construction of the Facilities by the Charter School, or in the event of any default prior to completion of construction, demolish all or any portion of the Facilitiescharter school.