Common use of Guaranty Period Clause in Contracts

Guaranty Period. a. The Architect agrees that it and its agents and subcontractors will conduct an observation and review of the Development in a reasonable and diligent manner, at or about the ninth month after the date of substantial completion as established by the Authority on Authority Form PSD 12:002 (the "Substantial Completion Date"), for purposes of discovering defective materials incorporated into the Development or deficiencies in the work performed in contravention of the Contract Documents. The Architect shall notify the Owner and the Authority of all such observed defects or deficiencies not less than ten (10) months after the Substantial Completion Date. b. In addition to the observation and review required under Section 8a. hereof, the Architect and its agents and subcontractors shall conduct an observation and review of the Development for any observed defects or deficiencies in the following areas, at the specified times: (1) The heating system during November, December, or January of the first winter following the Substantial Completion Date; (2) The cooling system during July or August of the first summer following the Substantial Completion Date; and (3) All landscaping during the first full growing season after the Substantial Completion Date. However, if as identified in Section 2, the Architect is not providing the design services for heating, cooling or landscaping, then the party with whom the Owner has contracted for the design of such element shall conduct the review described above. The Architect shall immediately notify the Owner and the Authority of any observed defects or deficiencies.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Owner Architect Agreement, Owner Architect Agreement, Owner Architect Agreement

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