Common use of No Latent Site Defects Clause in Contracts

No Latent Site Defects. There are no Latent Site Defects at the Premises that will impede Utility from obtaining the Utility-Acquired Permits. “Latent Site Defects” means any conditions or circumstances that were not revealed to or ascertained by Utility during the development of the Feasibility Analysis, and include the presence of legally significant cultural resources, endangered species, dangerous site conditions, earthquake fault lines, or air, soil, or water contamination.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Distributed Energy Resources Services Agreement, Distributed Energy Resources Services Agreement, Distributed Energy Resources Services Agreement

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No Latent Site Defects. There are no Latent Site Defects latent defects at the Premises that will impede Utility from obtaining the Utility-Utility Acquired Permits. “Latent Site Defects” means include any conditions or circumstances that were not revealed to or ascertained by Utility during the development of the Feasibility Analysis, and Study for the Premises. Latent Site Defects include but are not limited to the presence of legally significant cultural resources, endangered species, dangerous site conditions, earthquake fault lines, or air, soil, soil or water contamination.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Biogas Conditioning and Upgrading Services Agreement, Biogas Conditioning and Upgrading Services Agreement

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