Common use of Design and Construction Requirements Clause in Contracts

Design and Construction Requirements. 2.1 The facilities shall be designed, constructed and be operable in strict accordance with the District's requirements, which shall be a condition of the District's acceptance of the system facilities under this Agreement. The District’s requirements include, but are not limited to the following: 2.1.1 Developer shall design and construct the facilities in strict accordance with the District's most recent Procedures and Standards in effect at the time of construction, (contained in updated Procedures) and any other applicable State Regulatory Agency requirements, whichever are most stringent. Any conflict in Development requirements shall be addressed during the plan review process or at such other times as any such conflict is discovered. A licensed civil engineer registered in the State of California shall prepare all plans and specifications for the Developer. 2.1.2 The Developer shall comply with the District’s most recent Procedures and the District’s most recent Standards in effect at the time of construction when submitting project plans and specifications to the District for review and consideration for approval. District’s review shall commence after the District determines compliance with District's Procedures regarding the submittals and any other applicable State Regulatory Agency requirements, whichever are most stringent. District review of the Development’s plans and specifications shall commence after receipt of the initial deposit (see Paragraph 2.1.7). District may approve plans concurrent with the City’s approval. 2.1.3 The Developer shall comply with most recent District Code in effect at the time of construction including, but not limited to, section 4.28 Recycled Water. More specifically, section 4.28.010 Applicability states that “[T]his chapter applies to publicly owned properties, to commercial, industrial and business properties, and to other such properties as may be specified from time to time by Marina Coast Water District … “

Design and Construction Requirements. 2.1 The facilities shall be designed, constructed and be operable in strict accordance with the District's requirements, which shall be a condition of the District's acceptance of the system facilities under this Agreement. The District’s requirements include, but are not limited to the following: 2.1.1 Developer shall design and construct the facilities in strict accordance with the District's most recent Procedures and Standards in effect at the time of construction, (contained in updated Procedures) and any other applicable State Regulatory Agency requirements, whichever are most stringent. Any conflict in Development requirements shall be addressed during the plan review process or at such other times as any such conflict is discovered. A licensed civil engineer registered in the State of California shall prepare all plans and specifications for the Developer. 2.1.2 The Developer shall comply with the District’s most recent Procedures and the District’s most recent Standards in effect at the time of construction when submitting project plans and specifications to the District for review and consideration for approval. District’s review shall commence after the District determines compliance with District's Procedures regarding the submittals and any other applicable State Regulatory Agency requirements, whichever are most stringent. District review of the Development’s plans and specifications shall commence after receipt of the initial deposit (see Paragraph 2.1.7). District may approve plans concurrent with the CityCounty’s approval. 2.1.3 The Developer shall comply with most recent District Code in effect at the time of construction including, but not limited to, section 4.28 Recycled Water. More specifically, section 4.28.010 Applicability states that “[T]his chapter applies to publicly owned properties, to commercial, industrial and business properties, and to other such properties as may be specified from time to time by Marina Coast Water District … “

Design and Construction Requirements. 2.1 (MAR 2013) The facilities shall be designed, constructed and be operable in strict accordance with the District's requirements, which shall be a condition of the District's acceptance of the system facilities under this Agreement. The District’s requirements include, but are not limited to the following: 2.1.1 Developer shall design and construct the facilities in strict accordance with the District's most recent Procedures and Standards in effect at the time of construction, (contained in updated Procedures) and any other applicable State Regulatory Agency requirements, whichever are most stringent. Any conflict in Development requirements shall be addressed during the plan review process or at such other times as any such conflict is discovered. A licensed civil engineer registered in the State of California shall prepare all plans and specifications for the Developer. 2.1.2 The Developer shall comply with the District’s most recent Procedures and the District’s most recent Standards in effect at the time of construction when submitting project plans and specifications to the District for review and consideration for approval. District’s review shall commence after the District determines compliance with District's Procedures regarding the submittals and any other applicable State Regulatory Agency requirements, whichever are most stringent. District review of the Development’s plans and specifications shall commence after receipt of the initial deposit (see Paragraph 2.1.7). District may approve plans concurrent with the City’s approval. 2.1.3 The Developer shall comply with most recent District Code in effect at the time of construction including, but not limited to, section 4.28 Recycled Water. More specifically, section 4.28.010 Applicability states that “[T]his chapter applies to publicly owned properties, to commercial, industrial and business properties, and to other such properties as may be specified from time to time by Marina Coast Water District … “