Design and Approval Process. The Construction Manager shall complete the design of the Project so that it conforms to, and is a logical development of, the GMP Drawings and Specifications. The Construction Manager shall cause the Architect/Engineer to submit to the Program Manager copies of all construction document packages that have been issued for construction for the Department’s review and approval. All such sets shall clearly identify (through “bubbling” or otherwise) changes from the GMP Drawings and Specifications. The Department shall have seven (7) days to approve the design and/or construction document packages, and if the Department takes no action within seven (7) days, the design and/or construction document packages shall be deemed approved. The Department can disapprove the design construction document packages or any changes thereto for any reason. In the event the Department disapproves any such package, the Construction Manager shall not be entitled to a change in the GMP and/or the Substantial Completion Date unless the change being requested by the Department reflects a departure from the design intent fairly reflected in the GMP Drawings and Specifications. To the extent that the change being requested by the Department is necessary in order to preserve the design intent or functionality contemplated in the GMP Drawings and Specifications or is necessary in order to address concerns raised by the Code Official, the Construction Manager shall cause the Architect/Engineer to further revise the drawings and shall not be entitled to an adjustment to the GMP of the Substantial Completion Date by virtue of such redesign.
Design and Approval Process. In addition to all City regulatory reviews for the Development Project, including those relating to design, environmental, and landmarks, the design documents (including plans and specifications) shall be subject to the review and approval of the City in its capacity as the owner and lessor of the Premises, acting through the Seattle Center Department, which has jurisdiction over the Premises. As a result, the Parties agree
Design and Approval Process. In addition to all City regulatory reviews for the Development Project, including those relating to design, environmental, and landmarks, the design documents (including plans and specifications) shall be subject to the review and approval of the City in its capacity as the owner and lessor of the Premises, acting through the Seattle Center Department, which has jurisdiction over the Premises. As a result, the Parties agree that it will be mutually beneficial to coordinate design development between OVG, the City’s regulatory agencies, and the Seattle Center Department. The Parties will follow the process in this section to coordinate the review and approvals of the design documents through completion of the Final Design, and final approved Development Project budget and Design and Construction Schedule. OVG, in regular consultation with the Seattle Center Representative, shall direct and cause the architect to prepare and develop the designDRAFT documents in accordance with and consistent in all material respects with the Project Scope Narrative, Design Standards and this MOU, except for changes approved in writing by the Seattle Center Representative. OVG shall cause the design documents to be developed and delivered to City in the phases described in the Design and Construction Schedule and by the respective deadlines therefor set forth in the Design and Construction Schedule. OVG agrees that City has the right to approve each such phase of the design documents, including the final construction design documents (“Final Design”), in accordance with the terms hereof, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed so long as such design documents are consistent in all material respects with the Project Scope Narrative, Design Standards, this MOU, and phases of design documents previously approved.
Design and Approval Process. In addition to all City regulatory reviews for the Development Project, including those relating to design, environmental, and landmarks, the design documents (including plans and specifications) shall be subject to the review and approval of the City in its capacity as the owner and lessor of the Premises, acting through the Seattle Center Department, which has jurisdiction over the Premises. As a result, the Parties agree that it will be mutually beneficial to coordinate design development between OVG, the City’s regulatory agencies, and the Seattle Center Department. The Parties will follow the process in this section to coordinate the review and approvals of the design documents through completion of the Final Design, and final approved Development Project budget and Design and Construction
