Common use of Developer completion notice Clause in Contracts

Developer completion notice. Public Benefits‌ When, in the reasonable opinion of the Developer, a Public Benefit has reached Completion, the Developer must notify the City’s Representative in writing and must include in or attached to that notice: (a) In relation to the Public Art prior to the issue of the Occupation Certificate for the Development: (i) a statement that the Public Art installation has been completed; (ii) a copy of the draft Final Public Art Report (Final Report) in electronic format for the approval of the City; (iii) copies of any warranties, guarantees, maintenance information or other material in the possession of the Developer reasonably required for the City to assume responsibility for the Public Art on City Land. (iv) copies of any warranties, contractual arrangements, guarantees, insurance policies or other evidence that Public Art not installed on City Land will be adequately maintained during the Defects Liability Period (if applicable). (b) If the City has elected not to take ownership of the Public Art, the Developer must enter into an agreement with the City for the installation of the Public Art on the City Land in accordance with clause 5.1 (b) of Schedule 3. (Completion Notice). For the avoidance of doubt, the Developer can issue separate Completion Notices at separate times for different elements of the Public Benefits, however the Developer must ensure that Completion is achieved for the Public Benefits before the due date specified in Item 1 of Schedule 3.