Permit Assistance Clause Samples
The Permit Assistance clause outlines the responsibilities of one or both parties in obtaining, maintaining, or assisting with the acquisition of necessary permits, licenses, or approvals required for a project or activity. Typically, this clause specifies which party is responsible for preparing applications, providing supporting documentation, or liaising with regulatory authorities. For example, a contractor may be required to help the owner secure building permits, or a landlord may assist a tenant in obtaining occupancy certificates. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all legal and regulatory permissions are secured in a timely manner, thereby preventing project delays or legal complications due to missing permits.
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Permit Assistance. Section 7.(a.) of the Waiver Agreement shall be amended to delete all but the last sentence.
Permit Assistance. Consultant shall be responsible for identification of permits required for the Project, preparation of the support documentation needed for the permitting process and coordination with the permitting agencies involved except support documents for those permits specifically required to be obtained by the construction contractor. In addition, the Consultant will assist the City in procuring any permits necessary to execute the Project on an as needed basis. Permits anticipated include, but are not limited to building, fire protection,
Permit Assistance. Subject to rules and regulations which may be changed, developed or amended from time to time, the EFSD may assist the City in the procurement of all permits, guarantees, warranties, easements, licenses, and other similar approvals and consents necessary to construct the System Improvements. The Parties agree to fully cooperate and use good faith efforts to secure all necessary permits required by the state of Michigan, including but not limited to the Department of Energy, Great Lakes, and the Environment (“EGLE”).
Permit Assistance. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) Section 404 Permit. The City has revised the design such that it will now fully impact the wetland referred to as Wetland 9 on the Preliminary Jurisdictional Determination (to the south of the southern entrance driveway), during construction. Because wetland impacts will now be greater than 0.5 acre, GHD will need to submit a request to Corps to withdraw the application for coverage under Nationwide Permit and resubmit as an Individual Permit, including the preparation of a Section 404(b)(1) Alternatives Analysis. We anticipate one round of review by the Corps. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Section 7 Consultation. During a site visit on September 9, 2024, USFWS indicated that western pond turtle was proposed for listing. Given that construction could occur after the species is listed and the project’s location to the Laguna de Santa ▇▇▇▇, it was suggested that impacts to western pond turtle be addressed in the Biological Assessment. In subsequent discussion with the City, it was agreed this was a conservative approach to avoid potential re-opening Section 7 if construction were to occur after listing of the western pond turtle.
Permit Assistance. The County will assist the City in the procurement of all permits, guarantees, warranties, easements, licenses, and other similar approvals and consents necessary to operate and maintain the System received by or granted to the City as the owner of the System.
Permit Assistance. Prepare project information submissions, including permit applications and review comments, to the following agencies:
Permit Assistance. The ENGINEER shall assist the OWNER in obtaining the necessary Local, State and Federal permits to allow for the construction of the project. This assistance may include one or more of the following:
1. ( Example) Archeological - Phase 1A Assistance will be provided to the OWNER by the Vermont Rural Water Association (VTRWA) to investigate the Phase 1A archeological needs. The ENGINEER shall coordinate with the VTRWA to perform an initial Phase 1A review of historic resources for the project area. It is anticipated that this project will receive an archeological write-off. Therefore, the ENGINEER shall assist the OWNER in obtaining an archeological write-off from the State of Vermont Division for Historic Preservation (SHPO). This scope of services does not include any additional archeological services that may be required if the Phase 1A review by VTRWA recommends further archeological review and field testing.
Permit Assistance identifies permits required for the Project and preparation of the support documentation needed for permitting process.
Permit Assistance. Owner will provide Optionee assistance sign land use applications, attending meetings or hearings, and transfer/assign approvals or permits to Optionee obtained prior to Closing.
Permit Assistance. Contractor will reasonably assist and support Owners’ efforts to obtain Owners Permits, or to otherwise satisfy the conditions thereof. By way of example, such assistance includes providing customary information and documentation and Design data. Contractor shall provide all drawings, documents and other information, stamped as appropriate, that are necessary for Owners to properly and timely complete and defend all Permit-related hearings and actions.