Inspection and Notification. The City staff shall inspect the Active Use Areas to ensure these sites are returned in the condition they were received. The staff shall ensure the District is notified within hours/days [insert timing here] in the event that an Active Use Area suffers damage during Public Access Hours.
Inspection and Notification. The District shall, through its designated representative, inspect and notify the City of any damage, as described above in subsection 6(c).
Inspection and Notification. AMAC will inspect and, at its discretion, test the Supplies and notify the Supplier in a reasonable time of any non-conformity discovered. The Supplier will consider any notification of non- compliance with the Supplier's warranties made by AMAC, even if late. In case of assembly of the Supplies into an aircraft or parts thereof the Supplier accepts that AMAC is not obliged to inspect and test the Supplies and to notify the Supplier of any non-compliance with the Supplier's warranties before the aircraft or parts thereof have been handed over to, tested and used by the operator. AMAC may at all reasonable times, including the period of manufacture, inspect and test the Supplies and components thereof, and inspect the involved plants of Supplier and Supplier's subcontractors or agents. Upon request, Supplier shall provide AMAC, without cost to AMAC, written or oral reports relating to the status of Supplier's performance hereunder. No such inspection, testing, delivery nor payment for the Supplies delivered shall constitute acceptance thereof.
Inspection and Notification. The District shall inspect each Active Use Area site after Public Access Hours and report any damage to the City within days after inspection. Such notification shall consist of sending written notification by letter, facsimile, or email to the City’s designated employee identifying the Active Use Area, date of detection, name of inspector, description of damage, and estimated or fixed costs of repair or property placement.
Inspection and Notification. The User shall inspect the Owner’s Property after use to ensure these sites are returned in the condition they were received. The User shall ensure the Owner is notified within hours/days [insert timing here] in the event that Owner’s Property suffers damage during User’s use. Such notification shall consist of sending written notification by letter, facsimile, or email to the Owner’s designated employee identifying the damaged property, date of detection, name of inspector, description of damage, and estimated or fixed costs of repair or property replacement.
Inspection and Notification. The User shall, though its designated employee, inspect and notify the Owner, of any damage, as described above in subsection 12(c).
Inspection and Notification. Company shall have the right during Lessee's regular business hours to inspect the Equipment at Lessee's premises or wherever the Equipment may be located and to review all records that relate to the Equipment. Lessee shall promptly notify Company of all details arising out of any change in location of the Equipment, any alleged encumbrances thereon or any accident allegedly resulting from the use or operation thereof.
Inspection and Notification. City personnel shall inspect the Indoor and Outdoor Active Use Areas to ensure these sites are returned in the condition they were received.
Inspection and Notification. The Buyer must inspect without undue delay after receipt of the Product and notify SANOVO of any defects. The period for inspection and notification can under no circumstances exceed 4 weeks, unless the defect in question could not be detected by a reasonable inspection. The notice shall contain a description of the defect. Where the defect is such that it may cause damage, the Buyer shall immediately inform SANOVO. The Buyer shall bear the risk of damage to the Product resulting from his failure so to notify. The Buyer shall take reasonable measures to minimize damage and shall in that respect comply with instructions of SANOVO. Where the parties have agreed that SANOVO is liable for the delivery of the Product, the Buyer, upon receipt, must notify SANOVO in writing within 48 hours about any freight damage. Where the Buyer fails to do so, the Buyer himself will pay any costs involved with the damage.
Inspection and Notification. The District shall, through its designated employee, inspect and notify the City, of any damage, as described above in subsection 12(c). Repairs Except as mutually agreed, the City shall not cause repairs to be made for any building, facility, property, or item of equipment for which the District is responsible. The District agrees to make such repairs within the estimated and/or fixed costs agreed upon. If it is mutually determined or if it is the result of problem-resolution under subsection 16(d) of this Agreement that the City is responsible for the damage, then the City agrees to reimburse the District at the estimated and/or fixed costs agreed upon. Reimbursement Procedure The District shall send an invoice to the City’s designated employee within ______ days of completion of the repairs to or replacement of damaged property. The invoice shall itemize all work hours, equipment, and materials with cost rates as applied to the repair work. If the repair is completed by a contractor, a copy of the contractor’s itemized statement shall be attached. Actual costs shall be reimbursed if less than estimated and/or fixed costs. The City shall reimburse the District within ______ days from receipt of such invoice. Disagreements The City shall retain the right to disagree with any and all items of damage to buildings or equipment as identified by the District, provided this disagreement is made within ______ days after a first notification. The City shall make any disagreements in writing to the District by letter, facsimile, or email to the District’s designated employee. The City shall clearly identify the reasons for refusing responsibility for the damages. Failure to make the disagreement within the prescribed time period shall be considered as an acceptance of responsibility by the City. After proper notification, members of the Joint Use Interagency Team, or other designated representatives of the City and District, shall make an on-site investigation and attempt a settlement of the disagreement. In the event an agreement cannot be reached, the matter shall be referred to________ [City official] and________ [District official], or their designees, for resolution. The District shall have the right to make immediate emergency repairs or replacements of property without voiding the City’s right to disagree.
