County Tests, Observations and Inspections Sample Clauses

County Tests, Observations and Inspections. The County, its employees, agents, representatives and contractors (which may be selected in the County’s discretion), specifically including the Design Criteria Professional, shall have the right, at all times but following at least one Business Day’s prior notice, to review the Design Documents to confirm compliance of the Project with the Design and Construction Requirements and Applicable Law, and, at any reasonable time and with reasonable notice, to inspect the Project during construction, conduct such on-site observations and inspections, and such civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, chemical, or other tests as the County deems necessary or desirable to ascertain whether the Design-Build Work complies with this Project Agreement, including but not limited to, testing construction materials. The County’s costs of any such test, observation or inspection shall be borne by the County, unless such test, observation or inspection reveals a material failure of the Design-Build Work to comply with this Project Agreement or Applicable Law, in which event the Developer shall pay all reasonable costs and expenses of such observation, inspection or test within 30 Business Days of receipt of an invoice from the County. In the event that any requested test, observation or inspection causes a delay in the construction schedule, the Scheduled Occupancy Readiness Date shall be adjusted to reflect the actual period of time needed for completion as directly caused by the requested testing, but only if such testing, observation or inspection does not reveal any material failure or non-compliance as set forth herein.
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