Relief from Liability for Maintenance Sample Clauses

Relief from Liability for Maintenance. Effective as of the date of Final Acceptance by the District of the Project, the District is responsible for maintenance for all elements of the Project that have been Accepted. Nothing in the Contract Documents, however, shall be construed to relieve the DB Contractor of full responsibility for making good any non- latent defect in Work or material found on any portion of Work prior to Final Acceptance of the entire Project, to alter in any manner the method of payment prescribed in the Contract Documents, or to constitute a waiver of any Claim the District may have against the DB Contractor on the entire Project. Notwithstanding the foregoing, all elements of the Work that will be owned by Persons other than the District (such as Utility facilities) will be considered accepted for purposes of maintenance responsibility only as of the date of acceptance of maintenance responsibilities by such Persons.
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Relief from Liability for Maintenance. Starting the day after the date on which VPRA issues a Notice of Substantial Completion, VPRA accepts maintenance responsibility, and the risk of loss shall shift from Contractor to VPRA, for all elements of the Project for which VPRA has issued the Notice of Substantial Completion. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Contractor shall retain maintenance responsibility and risk of loss for any elements of the Project or portions of the Project Site for which performance of a Punch List item or other prerequisite to Final Acceptance requires Contractor to maintain control over a select portion of the Site. VPRA accepts maintenance responsibility for all remaining Project elements at Final Acceptance. For elements of the Work that will be owned by Persons other than VPRA (such as Utility facilities), maintenance responsibility will transfer to those Persons when they accept (or are contractually required to accept) those elements.
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