House Plans Sample Clauses

House Plans. These consist of architect/engineer type drawings ranging in size from 13x17 inches to 36x48 inches. Film size required: 35mm inserted in standard 7-3/8x3-3/8 inch two-line fiche. Addition of certain identifying information (indexing) required on each fiche. Duplicate 35mm reel required.
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House Plans. (1) Contractor is the rightful owner (s) of all copyright and other rights relating to the Plans. (2) If Buyer requests changes to the Plans after execution of this Agreement, including changes resulting in additional architectural, engineering, or plan revising/redrawing time, then the Contract Price is subject to increase in the amount of all associated costs (“Plans-Related Costs”), which includes but is not limited to, drafting/redrawing charges, engineering/re-engineering charges, and costs for the copying and distribution of any revised Plans.. All Plans-Related Costs are solely the responsibility of Buyer.
House Plans. Sellers grant Buyers a limited license to use the plans, specifications, drawings, engineering materials, materials list, and other intellectual property information in connection with Seller's proprietary housing designs (the "HOUSE PLANS") in accordance with Schedule 11.3, which sets forth a list of the licensed housing designs for each of the Projects and each consent or approval of a third party required to permit such license. This license shall expire upon construction, sale and closing of the last home in the related Project. If the grant of the foregoing license requires the consent or approval of any architect or other third party, Sellers shall use their commercially reasonable best efforts to obtain such consent or approval prior to the Closing and shall notify Buyers in writing not less two days prior to the Closing if any such consents or approvals are not obtained. Buyers agree to indemnify Sellers and any applicable architects for all liabilities (other than infringement liability) relating to Buyers' use of the House Plans and any alleged defect resulting therefrom.
House Plans. Section 2: Weatherization Please provide detailed cost proposals for weatherizing the two homes described in the scenarios below. In addition, please submit further information on hourly rates, mark-up on materials, and per item pricing in sections below. Scenario 1 Site and system specifications 1970’s ranch home with attached garage 24’x40’ 2x4 walls with fiberglass insulation R-19 xxxxx in attic Vinyl siding. Basement is uninsulated poured concrete. 1650 CFM50 Example photograph below: Please provide detailed information and costs for a home weatherization project matching the specifications below: Scenario 2 Site and system specifications 100 year-old two story farm house Wood clapboard siding 2,300 square feet 2x4 walls, empty Attic has R-11 xxxxx on top of 3” blown rock wool 3600 CFM50 Basement is dry-laid fieldstone, dirt floor Example photograph below: Please provide detailed information and costs for a home weatherization project matching the specifications below: Please list your company’s hourly labor rates: Please list your company’s mark-up on materials: Per Item Pricing In addition to the scenario pricing above, please provide further details on the per unit pricing for the various weatherization components. Please indicate both base rate for a minimum quantity and any additional rates that may change with increased quantity (e.g. Open attic insulation 6” depth is $X per square foot for the first XX square feet and $X per square foot for any additional square feet after the first 500). Major Component Base rate Adder Comments Air sealing and ventilation options Air Sealing $ per hour $ per hour Door Weather-stripping and Sweep $ per door $ per door Attic ventilation systems Ridge vent $ per linear foot $ per linear foot Soffit vent $ per vent $ per vent Xxxxx vent $ per vent $ per vent Roof vent $ per vent $ per vent Bathroom vents Less than 4 feet to outside $ per vent $ per vent More than 4 feet to outside $ per vent $ per vent Insulation options Sidewall insulation 4” dense pack cellulose $ per square ft $ per square ft 6” dense pack cellulose $ per square ft $ per square ft 4” spray foam $ per square ft $ per square ft 6” spray foam $ per square ft $ per square ft Attic insulation (open) 6” settled depth cellulose $ per square ft $ per square ft 8” settled depth cellulose $ per square ft $ per square ft 10” settled depth cellulose $ per square ft $ per square ft 12” settled depth cellulose $ per square ft $ per square ft 14” settled depth...

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