Permitting Support. Purchaser shall have sole responsibility for, and risk associated with, application for and maintenance of all licenses and permits required to perform the Work at the Project Site (including, but not limited to, Site-related construction and environmental permits) other than those permits or licenses required by government authorities to be in the name of Seller. Seller shall provide reasonable assistance to Purchaser (excluding litigation assistance) in its endeavors relating to permits or governmental approvals required to be in the name of Purchaser and cooperate by providing information available to it for the purpose of obtaining such permits and governmental approvals. Purchaser shall reasonably assist Seller in its endeavors relating to permits or governmental approvals required to be in the name of Seller and fully cooperate by providing information and related assistance for the purpose of obtaining such permits and governmental approvals. Seller shall have sole responsibility for all licenses and permits required to manufacture and assemble the Equipment and perform Work at locations other than the Project Site and as needed to transport, store and make Delivery of Equipment in accordance with this Contract.
Permitting Support. Permitting support will include working with the project team to provide coastal development, regulatory agency, environmental, funding/financing agency, and construction permitting support.
Permitting Support. Contractor and Client shall timely provide requested necessary information and documents to assist each other in obtaining Applicable Permits. Unless Contractor shall have failed to comply with the immediately preceding sentence, Contractor shall not be responsible for any delay in achieving the Guaranteed Completion Dates due to any failure to obtain Client Permits.
Permitting Support. Responsibility: POWER Deliverable(s): • Permit Applications • Permit Authorizations from applicable Agencies Provide CLWB the required support to acquire the necessary permits to complete the project. Contact the applicable county/city/government agency to determine the required permits for the project. Identify the necessary support information required to submit the permit application. Collect or develop the necessary support information, complete the permit application, and submit to the appropriate agency. Follow up with the city/county/government agency to confirm that the permit application has been received and is being processed. Anticipated permits that will be required include: • South Florida Water Management District – Environment Resource Management Permit; • Palm Beach County – Building Permit; • CLWB Drainage District – Notification and Concurrence of Development Assumption(s): • The 138kV Canal Transmission project is awarded to PEI. • Permitting of site is included in the 138kV Canal Transmission project.
Permitting Support. The Seller shall assist the Buyer in its endeavors relating to the permitting of the Site and cooperate by providing information and support during any hearings in the process of obtaining the permits. In undertaking such assistance, the Seller shall not be obligated to incur out-of-pocket costs and expenses without reimbursement from the Buyer.
Permitting Support. Contractor shall use its best efforts to provide all necessary information and documents to Owner and to otherwise assist Owner in obtaining all Applicable Permits to be obtained by Owner.
Permitting Support. Energy One shall support all of Brigham’s permitting and other regulatory requests related to the Subject Leasehold and agrees to execute any documentation needed by Bxxxxxx to support its permitting and other operations on the lands that are covered by the Subject Leasehold.
Permitting Support. 1. CONSULTANT will prepare permit application packages, including application forms (to be signed by CITY), site plans and work descriptions, as required by permitting agency. CONSULTANT will apply for permits and approvals required to construct the PROJECT on behalf of the CITY, other than those being obtained by the contractor that are specific to their operations (OSHA, air quality, etc.). Permit fees will be paid by the CITY at their actual cost.
