RESIDENTIAL STANDARDS Clause Samples
The Residential Standards clause sets the minimum quality and performance requirements for construction or renovation work in residential properties. It typically outlines the specific codes, regulations, or industry benchmarks that must be met, such as local building codes, safety standards, or workmanship expectations. By clearly defining these standards, the clause ensures that the finished work is safe, habitable, and compliant with legal requirements, thereby protecting both the property owner and contractor from disputes over quality or compliance.
RESIDENTIAL STANDARDS. The HOA-ACs shall adhere to architectural standards that are in keeping with the CC&R and By- laws of their association and that are equal to or more restrictive than the requirements of the Country Club CC&R, By- laws and the standards herein stated.
RESIDENTIAL STANDARDS. A. The HOA-ACs shall adhere to architectural standards that are in keeping with the CC&R and By-laws of their association and that are equal to or more restrictive than the requirements of the Country Club CC&R, By-laws and the standards herein stated.
B. The following are the standards for various items followed by the date of adoption indicated if adopted after 1/9/95:
1. Roofing (04/13)
a) Cedar shakes
b) Cedar shingles when consistent with the adjacent residences
c) Tile that is fired clay, ceramic or concrete. When changing from shakes to tile a careful structural analysis of the roof framing must be done to assure that it is strong enough to carry the heavier load.
d) Metal roofing material marketed under the name of Interlock Roofing, Ltd. Equivalent metal roofing will be considered but must be approved by CCAC and the architectural control committee for the appropriate homeowners association.
e) Asphalt roofing material with a minimum 350 pound per square (10’x10’ square) weight and limited to shades of black, gray, or brown. Shades of green, blue, red, or similar colors are prohibited. Manufacturer examples of this material are: Certainteed Presidential Shake; Presidential TL Shake or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇; Grand Manor, or GAF Grand Sequoia Shingle; IKO Armourshake; Pabco Paramount Shake/Shingle; Pabco Premier Advantage shingle; ▇▇▇▇▇ Corning asphalt shake; or a similar product meeting weight and color specifications above..
f) Synthetic polymer shake or slate shingles such as Majestic Slate by EcoStar, DaVinci slate or shingle, or equal or better quality material from similar manufacturers. Approved colors are shades of gray, brown, or black.
g) Samples of the exact tile, metal, asphalt, or polymer roofing (items c, d, e, & f above) to be used must be submitted to the HOA-AC for approval.
h) Setting standards that are brand name specific does not constitute an endorsement of the product by the CCAC or the HOA-AC and these organizations do not accept any liability for the performance of the product.
i) When roofs of homeowners who have attached homes or garages are replaced they may be of different materials IF there is at least a four-inch difference in the heights of the roofs. Any portion of the replacement roof that is on a continuous plane with the neighbors’ roof must be offset with a nominal four-inch change in elevation. This will likely require that a roof will need to be “built up” to meet the four inch minimum elevation change required. This allows t...
RESIDENTIAL STANDARDS. A. The Service Provider is required to house residents/detainee and perform related residential/detention services in accordance with the most current edition of the ICE/DRO Residential Standards. The links to the ICE/DRO Residential Standards can be found in Attachment 7. ICE Inspectors will conduct periodic inspections of the facility to assure compliance with the ICE/DRO Residential Standards.
B. The Service Provider shall certify to the Contracting Officer and COTR that its personnel have completed all training as required by the ICE Residential Standards, the Service Provider’s own manual (if it is approved for use by the Contracting Officer), and any additional training as required in any manuals or residential/detention standards referenced in this Agreement.