Initial Submittal Clause Samples

Initial Submittal. 1. Upon receipt of the Letter of Concurrence, coordinate and submit the design with the Letter of Concurrence to the appropriate department of the COS. 2. Provide King County a copy of the above COS submittal. King County will not review the submittal. 3. Contract Time and Contract Price will not be modified as a result of COS review time periods. 4. Recommended content of the submittal to the COS shall, at a minimum, include: a. Complete excavation support system design (drawings and calculations).

Initial Submittal. 1. Upon receipt of the Letter of Concurrence, coordinate and submit the design with the Letter of Concurrence to the appropriate department of the COS within 100 days of the effective date of the Notice of Proceed for review and approval. 2. Provide King County a copy of the above COS submittal. King County will not review the submittal. 3. If Contractor fails to meet the amount of days required, Contract Time and Contract Price will not be modified. 4. Recommended content of the submittal to the COS shall, at a minimum, include: a. Complete TSESS design (drawings and calculations). b. Documentation of Contractor’s Commercial Liability Insurance. c. Letter of Concurrence described above. d. Geotechnical design criteria used for the design. e. Key map showing general project location. f. Site plan showing specific excavation support system location and dimensions to property lines of subject property. g. Settlement Monitoring Plan showing settlement monitoring point locations and monitoring procedures, limits, and action levels.

Initial Submittal. Property owner or authorized agent submits a letter requesting a Development Agreement. Development Controls Officer (DCO) reviews request. DCO seeks authorization to negotiate terms and conditions from the City Commission. City staff and the property owner or authorized agent meet to discuss the concept and terms and conditions.

Initial Submittal. Borrower shall deliver to the Administrative Agent, with respect to the Condo Component, the following information and materials (collectively, the “Condo Information Package”): (i) construction budget, the construction timetable and the construction plans and specifications; (ii) reasonable evidence that all approvals from the relevant Governmental Authorities (and, if applicable, third parties) which are required to commence construction of the Condo Component as contemplated by the relevant construction plans and specifications have been obtained; (iii) copies of all documentation reasonably necessary to confirm the financing sources to be used to finance the construction of the Condo Component; and (iv) copies of all documentation effecting easements, covenants (including, without limitation, covenants, conditions and restrictions), shared use agreements and similar documentation necessary to permit the separate ownership and financing of the Condo Component and which will govern, among other things, the respective rights of the owners and occupants of the Condo Component to access and/or use the remainder of the St. Louis City Project.

Initial Submittal. Contractor shall submit a copy of its most recent audit report, either a Single Audit or financial audit or Accounting System Verification Form (AGR Form 609-2206), as applicable under this Paragraph 9, no later than ten (10) days after the Contract execution date, except: (1) Contractor is not obligated to resubmit an audit report if Contractor previously submitted its most recent audit report to WSDA and (2) if Contractor was not under a preceding Contract with WSDA and previously not obligated to conduct an audit by any other authority, Contractor shall submit an Accounting System Verification Form (AGR Form 609-2206) no later than forty-five (45) days after the Contract execution date.

Initial Submittal. Within 14 days after date of commencement of the Work, submit 3 copies of initial product list. Include a written explanation for omissions of data and for variations from Contract requirements.