Responsibility for Permits and Fees Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Permits and Fees. The Owner will secure and pay for the building permit and SPWD inspections, the Contractor shall secure any other necessary permits and pay the required license and inspection fees associated therewith, which are necessary for the proper execution and completion of the Work.
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Responsibility for Permits and Fees. Notwithstanding Section 3.7 of the General Conditions (which this provision shall supersede to the extent in conflict therewith) and except as may otherwise be agreed in the GMP Amendment, the parties shall be responsible for and pay those certain permits and fees as follows: Owner will pay for development/impact fees, water meters and the Building permit. The Construction Manager shall be responsible for payment of all other permits, governmental fees, and licenses necessary for proper execution of the Contract and which are legally required as of the date of the Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, upon Owner's request and at no increase to the GMP, Construction Manager shall provide reasonable assistance to the Owner in securing the building permit, including paying for (subject to Owner's direct reimbursement to Construction Manager outside the Contract Sum) and picking up the issued permit.
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Responsibility for Permits and Fees. Design-Builder shall identify and obtain all permits, certificates, licenses, fees, approvals, and inspections necessary or required for the proper execution and completion of the Work, or which are customarily secured after execution of the Contract and shall submit to City copies of receipts for reimbursement within the Contract Price. All such permits, licenses and certificates shall be delivered to City before Design- Builder submits a final Application for Payment. City will pay connection fees directly to the utilities for all permanent water and electrical connections.
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Responsibility for Permits and Fees. Owner shall be responsible for applying for, obtaining and paying the fees for the primary building permits for a Project. Prior to execution of the Task Order for a Project, Contractor shall identify all necessary trade permits, certificates, licenses, inspections and fees required to complete the Work for such Project. Contractor or its Subcontractors, Sub-subcontractors or suppliers for a Project shall obtain and directly pay for all trade building permits certificates, licenses, inspections and fees required to complete the Work for such Project. Contractor shall pay for all other permits, certificates, fees, licenses, and inspections which are necessary for the proper and complete execution of the Work for a Project, or which are customarily secured after execution of the Task Order for a Project, including, but not limited to, all permanent utility connections. Contractor shall submit immediately upon receipt to Owner copies of all permits and items required herein along with all related paid receipts with each Application for Payment. Contractor shall submit to Owner a final record copy of all permits and items required herein for the applicable Project, including, but not limited to, licenses, inspection results, fee receipts, proof of utility connections and certificates as a condition precedent for Substantial Completion of the Work for such applicable Project.
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Responsibility for Permits and Fees. Prior to execution of the Agreement, the Owner and Design-Builder shall identify all necessary permits, certificates, licenses, and fees required to complete the Work. The Owner shall pay for all permits, certificates, governmental fees, licenses, and inspections which are necessary for proper execution of the Work, or which are customarily secured after execution of the Contract, including, but not limited to, all permanent utility connections. If, for expediency, Design-Builder advances the fees, Design-Builder shall submit to Owner copies of receipts for reimbursement without mark-up.
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