Review of Plans. The City shall cooperate with the Authority and any designated owner or developer in the Plan Area by timely reviewing all plans, plats, agreements and other submissions required to be reviewed by the City in connection with the construction of the public and private improvements contemplated by any applicable redevelopment agreement and the Plan. Where appropriate, the City agrees to implement any applicable procedures for expedited review and approval permitted by applicable law in furtherance of the implementation of the Plan.
Review of Plans. The JGC shall review the Research Plan at least once each Calendar Quarter for the purpose of considering appropriate amendments thereto, and either Party, through its representatives on the JGC, may propose amendments to the Research Plan at any time. No amendment to the Research Plan shall be effective unless and until approved by the JGC (including Section 6.2.3, if applicable).
Review of Plans. Upon receipt of the application and supporting material as indicated in Appendix I, a review of the site plan is undertaken by the Community Planning and Development Department and circulated to all internal and interested external agencies. Once the review is completed, the applicant will receive a letter of comment from the Director of Planning indicating any changes that may be necessary. This letter of comment will indicate the requirements of a second submission of plans. If required, the applicant will submit a second set of plans in compliance with the requirements outlined in the letter of comment. Upon approval of the plans by the Director of Planning, the applicant will receive a letter from the Director of Planning indicating any final changes required. Also, at this time the applicant will be requested to submit one copy of Schedule "B". Schedule "B" shall be a reduced copy of the Site Plan (8 1/2" x 14"). The Site Plan Agreement will be prepared in draft form by the Community Planning and Development Department and submitted to the applicant for review and comment. Once the Site Plan Agreement has been finalized and final drawings are received, a recommendation to approve the Site Plan Agreement will be submitted for Council's final approval. After approval by Council, the Site Plan Agreement would then be forwarded by the Town to the owners and mortgagees for execution and returned to the Town, and the Agreement and Schedules will be signed by the owners, the Clerk and the Mayor. When the Agreement has been signed by all parties indicated in Step 7, Notice of the Agreement will be registered by the Town's Solicitor. Copies of the registered Agreement will be circulated to all parties involved. Upon confirmation that satisfactory servicing drawings, for example, grading, site servicing and lighting, etc., have been filed with the Town, the building permit may be issued, subject to complying with all the requirements of the Ontario Building Code. In addition, the applicant will be required to submit to the Director of Planning copies of the supporting information indicated in Appendix I. Site Plan Agreement under Section 41 of the Planning Act after Amendment to By-law Amendment to Existing Site Plan Agreement Site Plan Agreement as a Condition of a Committee of Adjustment Decision Site Plan Agreement as a Condition of a Land Division Committee Decision 1. Name of Owner Owner's Address Phone Email
Review of Plans. Franchisor will promptly review the Plans only for compliance with the Design Criteria and any applicable property improvement plan, and in the case of the Initial Work, to confirm that the number, configuration and location of Guestrooms and the size, configuration and location of Public Facilities are as previously approved by Franchisor. If Franchisor determines that the Plans do not satisfy such requirements, Franchisor may require changes and Franchisee will deliver revised Plans incorporating such changes. If Franchisor determines that the Plans are incomplete, Franchisor may defer its review of the Plans until it receives complete Plans. Based on the level of complexity of the Plans, the custom nature of the project or the services requested or needed, Franchisor may charge its then-current fee for reviewing the Plans and inspecting the Hotel plus Travel Costs. Franchisee will not begin the Initial Work or any Periodic Renovation requiring submission of Plans until Franchisor confirms in writing that such Plans comply with such requirements. On receipt of Franchisor’s confirmation, Franchisee will promptly submit the final Plans electronically. Once finalized, the Plans will not be changed without Franchisor’s prior consent. Franchisee will ensure that the renovation of the Hotel is completed in accordance with the Plans.
Review of Plans. Prior to commencing negotiations by the Agent pursuant to this Agreement, the Agent, with respect to each parcel, shall review the plans and specifications for the aforementioned project, review the title reports or other ownership information and any appraisal reports or other pertinent information furnished by the __________.
Review of Plans. Within sixty (60) days from the receipt of any Plan from Ciphergen, Quest Diagnostics will review such Plan and use commercially reasonable efforts to provide Ciphergen with a Plan Supplement with respect to such Plan. Within ninety (90) days from the receipt of any Plan from Ciphergen (a “Plan Review Period”), Quest Diagnostics will determine whether to accept the Plan and make a Development Election or reject the Plan and make a Pass Election for the Application. In the event that the Plan does not include the information required by Schedule C (a “Plan Deficiency”) and Quest Diagnostics notifies Ciphergen of such deficiency within thirty (30) days after receipt of the Plan, the Plan Review Period will not begin until Ciphergen presents to Quest Diagnostics a Plan that remedies such Plan Deficiency; provided, however, that if the Plan Deficiency is associated with the preliminary assessment of the projected cost of obtaining freedom to operate with respect to any Third Party patent rights related to Ciphergen Licensed IP that may be desirable for the commercialization of the Licensed Laboratory Test that is the subject of the Plan in the Exclusive Territory, then the Plan will not be regarded as having a Plan Deficiency, the Plan Review Period will be *** Confidential treatment requested pursuant to a request for confidential treatment filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Omitted portions have been filed separately with the commission. *** extended by thirty (30) days, and the Parties will use commercially reasonable efforts to cooperate and address such preliminary assessment. If Quest Diagnostics does not notify Ciphergen of a Plan Deficiency within thirty (30) days after receipt of such Plan, the Plan will be deemed not to have a Plan Deficiency. During the Plan Review Period, Ciphergen will afford Quest Diagnostics’ officers and employees full access to the information and data related to such Plan and its corresponding Application, such access to include meetings with such officers and employees of Ciphergen as Quest Diagnostics reasonably requests, and Ciphergen will provide such additional information as Quest Diagnostics reasonably requests related to the Application and the Plan as promptly as practicable. During the Base Term, the Steering Committee will have the responsibility for making any appropriate modification to the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Parties understand with respect to the First Plan that time is of t...
Review of Plans. The committee may issue its written approval or disapproval of such plans or proposals submitted to it any time within thirty days after submission. Failure of the Committee to act upon properly submitted plans or proposals within thirty (30) days of submission shall constitute approval thereof.
Review of Plans. In order to ensure compliance with Paragraph 60 and in addition to any provisions related hereto in the Lease, Lessee agrees to provide Lessor with a copy of any plans, drawings, blueprints or other construction documents which show the proposed improvements to the Premises ("Plans") Lessee shall have the right to review such Plans and reasonably object to any design or specification which would conflict with or otherwise disturb the restrictions of City Resolution.
Review of Plans. Prior to commencing installation of any buildings, structures, fences, landscaping or other improvements (“Improvements”) on the Property or otherwise initiating land-disturbing activities on the Property, Lessee shall submit to Lessor copies of any required governmental approvals or permits, and shall submit to Lessor for Lessor’s review and approval, either general arrangement drawings or partially completed construction drawings and specifications for the Improvements such that Lessor may assure that Xxxxxx’s design and construction work will meet the requirements of this Lease. Any subsequent changes to the construction documents shall also be subject to Lessor’s review and approval prior to implementation. No review by Lessor of the construction documents shall constitute an approval of, endorsement of or confirmation of the efficacy of Lessor’s designs or a waiver by Lessor of any of Lessee’s obligations under this Lease.
Review of Plans. (a) The Principal may:
(1) review any Plan submitted under this clause 10; and
(2) if the Plan submitted does not comply with the Contract, notify the Contractor of that non-compliance within 14 days of the submission of the Plan.
(b) If the Contractor receives a notice under clause 10.2(a)(2), the Contractor must promptly submit an amended Plan to the Principal.
(c) The Principal owes no duty to the Contractor to review any Plan submitted by the Contractor for errors, omissions or compliance with the Contract.
(d) Any acknowledgement, approval, acceptance, receipt, recommendation or review of, comment on, or Direction in respect of, any Plan by the Principal (including a request under clause 10.3(b)) will not in any way:
(1) relieve the Contractor of any of its liabilities or responsibilities to the Principal under the Contract or otherwise according to law;
(2) constitute acceptance by the Principal of the performance of the Contractor's obligations under the Contract;
(3) be considered to be an acknowledgment by the Principal that the relevant documents comply with the Contract; or
(4) lessen or affect the Principal's rights against the Contractor under the Contract or otherwise according to law.
