Process 4 – Inspections & Certificates Sample Clauses

Process 4 – Inspections & Certificates. 1. Pre-Occupancy Checklist - prior to occupancy of the Development Area, the Developer shall provide and/or the Municipality shall confirm the following, at minimum: Operational water – confirm that water service is operational (for fire protection) prior to issuance of building permits or development permits for buildings on lots (Reference Section 5.13); Essential Services – confirm that all Essential Services have been installed and rendered operative in any part of the Development Area, except as otherwise permitted in writing by the Municipality (Reference Section 5.13); Satisfactory test results – receipt/confirmation of all required test results, including: t.v. camera video inspection of all storm and sanitary sewer lines (Reference Section 5.11); Backfill - inspect backfill prior to issuance of an Initial Acceptance Certificate or receive/confirm appropriate security if weather conditions preclude adequate consolidation and inspection prior to occupancy (Reference Section 4.7).
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Process 4 – Inspections & Certificates. 1. Pre- Substantial Completion Certificate Checklist – prior to acceptance by the City of the underground Municipal Improvements and prior to issuance of Substantial Completion Certificates, the Developer shall provide and/or the City shall confirm the following: □ Operational water – confirm that water service is operational (for fire protection) prior to issuance of building permits or development permits for buildings on lots (Reference Paragragh 5.13); □ Essential Services – confirm that underground Essential Services have been installed and rendered operative in any part of the Development Area, except as otherwise permitted in writing by the City (Reference Paragraph 5.13); □ Satisfactory test results – receipt/confirmation of all required test results, including: t.v. camera video inspection of all storm and sanitary sewer lines; □ Backfill – inspect backfill where required by the City prior to issuance of a Substantial Completion Certificate or receive/confirm appropriate security if weather conditions preclude adequate consolidation and inspection prior to occupancy .
Process 4 – Inspections & Certificates. 1) Pre-Occupancy Checklist - prior to occupancy of the Development Area, the Developer shall provide and/or the City shall confirm the following, at minimum:

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