Original Construction Sample Clauses
The "Original Construction" clause defines the standards and requirements for the initial building or assembly of a project, product, or structure as specified in the contract. It typically outlines the materials, methods, and quality benchmarks that must be met during the first phase of construction, ensuring that the work aligns with agreed-upon plans and specifications. This clause is essential for setting clear expectations between parties and helps prevent disputes by providing a reference point for evaluating whether the original work meets contractual obligations.
Original Construction. All costs incurred in connection with or directly related to the original construction (as distinguished from operation, repair and maintenance) of the Project.
Original Construction. The original construction of Common Area improvements has been completed by Landlord and shall not be charged to Tenant. Areas designated as building areas on any plans need not be improved but may be kept in clean and level condition and, until they are improved, shall be included in the calculation and definition of Common Area.
Original Construction. No Dwelling or other Structure shall be erected on any Lot without conforming to the architectural standards set forth herein and all applicable municipal and governmental laws, codes, ordinances and regulations. From and after the date hereof through the date that Declarant no longer owns at least one Lot (such period being the “Declarant Review Period”), an Owner and/or the Owner’s contractor shall submit to the Declarant the following materials for review and approval prior to the commencement of any construction:
i) Floor plans and detailed exterior elevations, drawn to scale, with all four elevations fully detailed;
ii) A certificate of survey prepared by a registered land surveyor showing the construction on the Lot, setback measurements, easements and existing and proposed elevations, and drainage ways;
iii) Detailed description of exterior colors, brick, fixtures, shingles, and all visible finishing and fixtures proposed to be used or employed in the construction; and
iv) Minimal landscaping plan required. DRAFT As long as Declarant owns any unsold Lot, any dispute concerning whether any Dwelling, Structure or other improvements constructed, or proposed to be constructed, on any Lot complies with the design, architectural and construction standards set forth herein shall be determined solely by Declarant and in its sole discretion. After the Declarant Review Period, the review and approval process shall no longer be required; however, a Dwelling or Structure must conform to the architectural standards set forth herein and all applicable laws, codes, ordinances and regulations.