Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed Sample Clauses

Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. Shareholder acknowledges that the Corporation's Designated Representative, may at Shareholder's expense, (a) review the Plans for the Work and (b) from time to time observe the Work to ensure that the Work conforms to or is substantially and materially similar the approved Plans and is otherwise in conformity with the requirements of this Agreement, as well as the Corporation’s By-laws, Proprietary Lease and House Rules in effect at such time. Shareholder shall provide access to the Apartment at anytime and without notice to permit the Corporation's Designated Representative, the Managing Agent, the superintendent of the Building, or any other person the Corporation may authorize, to observe and inspect the Work. Shareholder shall make all corrections specified by the Corporation as a result of such inspections, necessary to bring the Work into conformity with the Plans. The Corporation's failure to inspect shall not be considered a waiver of the Shareholder's obligation to comply with this Agreement and the approved Plans. The Corporation shall notify the Shareholder as to when inspections will be required. Shareholder shall promptly correct all parts of the Work (whether or not such work is fabricated, installed or completed) rejected by the Corporation because of its failure to conform to the Plans and specifications previously approved by the Corporation or with the requirements of this Agreement or the laws, rules, orders or regulations of any governmental authority having jurisdiction over the Building or which violates any policy of insurance maintained by the Corporation. Shareholder shall bear all costs of correcting such rejected parts of the Work, including the compensation for additional services to the Corporation of any architect or engineer made necessary thereby.
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Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. Shareholder acknowledges that the Corporation's designated engineer, may at Shareholder's expense, (a) review the Plans for the Work and (b) from time to time observe the Work to ensure that the Work conforms to the approved Plans and is otherwise in conformity with the requirements of this Agreement. Shareholder shall provide access to the Apartment, from time to time, to permit the Corporation's Designated Engineer, the Managing Agent, the superintendent of the Building, or any other person the Corporation may authorize, to observe and inspect the Work. Shareholder shall make all corrections specified by the Corporation as a result of such inspections, necessary to bring the Work into conformity with the Plans. The Corporation's failure to inspect shall not be considered a waiver of the Shareholder's obligation to comply with this Agreement and the approved Plans. The Corporation shall notify the Shareholder as to when inspections will be required. Shareholder shall promptly correct all parts of the Work (whether or not such work is fabricated, installed or completed) rejected by the Corporation because of its failure to conform to the Plans and specifications previously approved by the Corporation or with the requirements of this Agreement or the laws, rules, orders or regulations of any governmental authority having jurisdiction over the Building or which violates any policy of insurance maintained by the Corporation. Shareholder shall bear all costs of correcting such rejected parts of the Work, including the compensation for additional services to the Corporation of any architect or engineer made necessary thereby.
Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. The Corporation shall either approve or deny Shareholder’s request to perform the Work, and may approve or require the proposed project schedule to be modified, including the duration of the Work.
Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. Shareholder acknowledges that the Corporation may designate an architect or engineer, who shall, at Shareholder's expense, (a) review plans and specifications for the Work and (b) from time to time observe the Work to ensure that the Work conforms to the approved Plans and is otherwise in conformity with the requirements of this Agreement. Shareholder shall provide access to the Apartment, as required by the Corporation from time to time, in order to permit the Corporation's architect, engineer, the Managing Agent, the superintendent of the Building, or any other person the Corporation may authorize, to observe and inspect the Work. Shareholder agrees to make all corrections specified by the Corporation as a result of such inspections, provided such corrections are necessary to bring the Work into conformity with the plans and specifications previously approved by the Corporation. If periodic inspections of the Work are required by the Corporation, the Work shall not proceed without the inspection unless the Corporation's representative fails to inspect the Work within five (5) days after receiving notice of Shareholder's request. The Corporation's failure to inspect shall not be considered a waiver of the Shareholder's obligation to comply with this Agreement and the approved Plans. Prior to the commencement of the Work, the Corporation shall notify the Shareholder as to when inspections will be required. The Corporation's architect or engineer shall make reasonable efforts to observe the Work within seventy-two (72) hours after receiving Shareholder's request for an observation visit.
Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. The Corporation shall either approve or deny Shareholder’s request to perform the Work, and may approve or require the proposed project schedule to be modified, including the duration of the Work. Based on the extent of the proposed scope of work, the Corporation may seek legal, engineering or architectural advice as part of the review process. Shareholder shall reimburse the Corporation, on demand, for any fees (including attorney's fees) incurred, including, but not limited to, any fee arising from review of the Plans for the Work by the Corporation's Designated Engineer or Architect.
Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. Shareholder acknowledges that the Corporation's Designated Engineer may at Shareholder's expense (a) review the Plans for the Work and (b) from time to time observe the Work to ensure that the Work conforms to the approved Plans and is otherwise in conformity with the requirements of this Agreement. Shareholder shall provide access to the Apartment, from time to time, to permit the Corporation's Designated Engineer, the Managing Agent, the superintendent of the Building, or any other person the Corporation may authorize, to observe and inspect the Work. Shareholder shall make all corrections specified by the Corporation as a result of such inspections, necessary to bring the Work into conformity with the Plans. The Corporation's failure to inspect shall not be considered a waiver of the Shareholder's obligation to comply with this Agreement and the approved Plans. The Corporation shall notify the Shareholder as to when inspections will be required. The Shareholder shall provide the Corporation with at least three (3) days written notice of the following events to ensure that such inspections may be carried out:
Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. The Corporation shall either approve or deny Shareholder’s request to perform the Work, and may approve or require the proposed project schedule to be modified, including the duration of the Work. All bathroom renovations that include replacement of tub and/or toilet must include replacement of the shower pan, led bend and shut off valves. Likewise, kitchen renovations must include replacement of the shut off valves as well. Based on the extent of the proposed scope of work, the Corporation may seek legal, engineering or architectural advice as part of the review process. Shareholder shall reimburse the Corporation, on demand, for any fees (including attorney's fees) incurred, including, but not limited to, any fee arising from review of the Plans for the Work by the Corporation's Designated Engineer or Architect. All repairs (including plumbing, electrical work, or other) which require the wall, ceiling or floor to be opened MUST be inspected by the Superintendent before the hole is closed. The Super will be taking before and after photos to ensure the renovations comply with applicable building codes and regulations. If the Shareholder does not comply, the alterations deposit will be forfeited and other measures may be taken to ensure compliance. (Shareholder’s initials)
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Corporation's Review of Work as Proposed. The Corporation shall either approve or deny Shareholder’s request to perform the Work, and may approve or require the proposed project schedule to be modified, including the duration of the Work. Based on the extent of the proposed scope of work, the Corporation may seek legal, engineering or architectural advice as part of the review process. Shareholder shall reimburse the Corporation, on demand, for any fees (including attorney's fees) incurred, including, but not limited to, any fee arising from review of the Plans for the Work by the Corporation's Designated Engineer or Architect. Please be advised that all plumbing repairs involving work on the pipes MUST be inspected by the Superintendent, who will be taking before and after photos to ensure the renovations comply with building codes and regulations. If the Shareholder does not comply, the alterations deposit will be forfeited and other measures may be taken to ensure compliance. (Shareholder’s initials)

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