Construction Approval. On completion of construction, grantees shall submit proof of 100% completion and arrange for an on-site inspection by the Façade Grants Coordinator to assure that the terms of the Funding Agreement have been honored. Discrepancies will be noted and a time frame for their correction will be established as necessary. Upon final approval by the Façade Grants Coordinator, the grantee will submit a request for reimbursement to the CRA, along with receipts for payment, lien releases by the contractor(s) and photographs of the completed work, based on the Funding Agreement. Reimbursements will be made according to City’s accounting procedures. All work shall be permitted and inspected by the City, just as it would if not part of the Façade and Building Stabilization Program.
Construction Approval. On completion of construction, including final inspection by the Permitting Services Division, the awardee shall submit a request for reimbursement to the FSARP Program Coordinator. Along with request for reimbursement, the awardee must submit the following to assure the terms of the agreement have been honored: • Proof of all project costs, including contractor invoices • Receipts proving payment for services and supplies • Lien release(s) by the contractor(s) • One photo of each improvement and at least one photo of the entire façade , MEP and/or life safety improvements The FSARP Program Coordinator will certify that all work was permitted and inspected by the City’s Permitting Services Division and verify the work was completed in a satisfactory and professional manner. Discrepancies will be noted and a time frame for their correction will be established as necessary. If there is a strong deviation in improvements as approved by the FSARP Review Committee, the City reserves the right to deny reimbursement.
Construction Approval. Upon the completion of the pre-construction activities prescribed in the treatment plans, the Authority may authorize construction within portions of the APE after conclusion of treatment plan implementation where adverse impacts would occur and in accordance with the provisions of the applicable MOA, or where no historic properties were identified. If concurrence of the approval to proceed cannot be reached among the signatories, the dispute will be resolved in accordance with Stipulation XVII.A.
Construction Approval. Final design and construction documents shall be submitted to the Public Works Department for review and approval for all new sanitary infrastructures and any proposed connection(s) to existing City sewer. Approval will not be granted until the City is satisfied that any requested design modifications have been made. The design submittal shall include all drawings, specifications and supporting calculations needed to verify that the proposed sewer collection system aligns with the concepts approved in the Development Review process and meets the City’s design standards as specified herein. Proposed infrastructure agreements between the Developer and the City regarding cost sharing, advance financing, utilization of SDC credits, etc. shall be presented in written form and signed by all parties prior to Construction Approval.
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9.1. In General 16 9.2. Delay Caused by a Force Majeure 16 9.3. Utilities During Construction 16 9.4. Site Inspection 16 9.5. Approval of Construction 16 9.6. Construction Documents 17 9.7. General Scope of Lessor’s Review 17 9.8. Changes to Approved Construction Documents 17 9.9. Special Considerations for Historic Property 17 9.10. Evidence of Adequate Funds 17 9.11. Notice to Proceed 17 9.12. Construction Completion Procedures 18 9.13. Lessor’s Right to Utilize Construction Documents 18 10.1. Lessee’s Responsibilities 19 10.2. Maintenance Plan 19 10.3. Preservation Maintenance Plan 19 10.4 Lessor’s Responsibilities 20
Construction Approval. (1) TENANT must not make or permit any other person to make any alterations or structural additions or structural modifications to the Premises or to any structure thereon or facility appurtenant thereto if the cost thereof exceeds Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000), without the prior written consent of CITY. The consent to be obtained pursuant to this Section 4.01(1) must be requested from the Harbor Director, or the City’s designee, for CITY. If the Harbor Director or any future successor to the duties of the City’s Harbor Director, or the City’s designee, gives such consent to proceed, then it is understood such consent is given by CITY only in its capacity as the landlord under this Lease and not as the permit-issuing authority. TENANT remains obligated to obtain any needed building permits and comply with all applicable land use entitlement processes.
(2) Where required by the Morro Bay Municipal Code, California Coastal Act, Corps of Engineers or any other state or federal agency having authority over the proposed project, then all Conditional Use Permits, Concept Plans, Precise Plans, Coastal Development Plans, and any other required plans or permits must be applied for and approved prior to any construction, alteration or repairs.
Construction Approval. After obtaining Site Approval, the following requirements relating to site acquisition and construction shall apply.
(a) Carrols assumes all responsibility for locating, acquiring and developing the real estate site and for construction of the Restaurant to be developed, at no cost, liability or expense to BKC. If Carrols acquires a leasehold interest in the site, such lease shall be for a term extending at least through the then current term of the Franchise Agreement applicable to the site.
(b) Any Restaurant shall be constructed to BKC’s 20/20 Image Standards (or BKC’s then Current Image standard, if higher) in a manner authorized and approved by BKC and equipped and furnished in accordance with BKC approved plans and specifications (which equipment, furnishings, and approval of plans and specifications shall be consistent with and no more onerous than the criteria applicable to all BKC Franchisees), subject to local planning and contractual restrictions.
(c) BKC shall make available to Carrols, for its information, BKC’s standard plans and specifications for Restaurants. If Carrols requires architectural and engineering services, then Carrols shall contract for those services independently at its own expense. Carrols shall, as a condition precedent to the development of a Restaurant, obtain from BKC prior written architectural and design approval of the Carrols plans (hereinafter referred to as “Construction Approval”). Any subsequent material changes to the approved plans must be approved by BKC’s Vice President of Development. BKC must approve the type of facility, site layout, and equipment configuration for the restaurant to be developed hereunder, including the building design, style, size and interior décor, as well as the type of equipment, service format and equipment arrangement for any restaurant, which may be changed, amended or modified by BKC from time to time (provided that any such modification shall be consistent with and no more onerous than the criteria applicable to all BKC Franchisees). The above notwithstanding, Carrols shall be responsible for constructing the Restaurant in accordance with all federal, state and local statutes, laws, regulations and codes.
Construction Approval. Construction and other improvements at the leased areas shall be in conformity with the regulatory codes of the City and subject to the approval of the Public Works Director or his designee. Any permanent improvements or fixtures constructed by the Lessee in the leased area shall be considered the property of the City.
Construction Approval. Construction and other new improvements at the premises shall be in conformity with the regulatory and building codes of the City and subject to the approval of the Public Works Director or his designee. Any denial by the Public Works Director may be appealed to the Common Council. Any permanent improvements or fixtures constructed by Habitat ReStore on the leased premises shall be considered the property of the City.
Construction Approval. Construction and other new improvements at the premises shall be in conformity with the regulatory and building codes of the City and subject to the approval of the City. Any permanent improvements or fixtures constructed by DRC on the subleased premises shall be considered the property of the City.
