City Lands and Incorporated Infrastructure Adequate Sample Clauses

City Lands and Incorporated Infrastructure Adequate. Subject to, and without limiting Project Co’s rights under this Agreement, including pursuant to Section 13.1 [City’s Representations], Section 11 [Relief Events] and Section 20.4 [Project Co’s Reliance on Information] by entering into this Agreement, Project Co shall be deemed to have: (i) made those enquiries, reviews and assessments in respect of the City Lands, Adjoining Lands, and Incorporated Infrastructure (including the Disclosed Data) as of the Financial Submission Date, (ii) performed all necessary due diligence and investigation on the City Lands, the Adjoining Lands, Incorporated Infrastructure, and (iii) satisfied itself as to the structural, environmental and general condition of any Incorporated Infrastructure as it considered necessary to have satisfied itself with its assessment of these assets in relation to the carrying out of the Project Work and the performance of its obligations under this Agreement, to accept the City Lands, Existing Infrastructure and the Infrastructure (except as expressly provided to the contrary in this Agreement) on an “as is where is” basis and to accept all risks and related responsibilities relating to the foregoing, including: (a) the adequacy of the Lands and of the rights of access to, from and through the Lands for the Project Work, having regard in part to the anticipated utilization of the Adjoining Lands and in accordance with Section 4.16 [Work on Adjoining Lands] and any accommodation it may require for the purposes of fulfilling its obligations under this Agreement; (b) access and parking; (c) temporary storage of building materials and equipment; (d) existing Utilities and existing works or infrastructure on and adjacent to the City Lands; (e) subject to Schedule 10 [Environmental Performance Requirements], the condition of the City Lands and the Incorporated Infrastructure, including the existence of Contamination and Hazardous Substances on, in or under the City Lands or migrating to or from the City Lands; and (f) geotechnical conditions generally, (g) the site conditions of: (i) the Adjoining Lands; and (ii) any other lands outside the City Lands which may be affected by the Construction; and (h) the form and nature of the City Lands (including the ground and the subsoil and the level and quantity of groundwater), the loadbearing and other relevant properties of the City Lands, the risk of injury or damage to property affecting the City Lands, the nature of the materials (whether natural or oth...
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City Lands and Incorporated Infrastructure Adequate. Subject to, and without limiting Design-Builder’s rights under this Agreement, including pursuant to Section 12.1 [City’s Representations], Section 10 [Relief Events] and Section
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