Surveys and Data Sample Clauses

Surveys and Data. Any existing and available surveys of the Project's building site or sites, showing the grades and lines of streets, pavements and adjoining properties; the rights, restrictions, easements, boundaries and contours of the site or sites; reports from any borings, test pits; chemical, mechanical or other tests; photographs and information as to water, sewer, electricity, steam, gas, telephone and other services; and data and drawings regarding existing buildings.
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Surveys and Data. The House Doctor shall analyze and evaluate the Surveys and Data furnished by Awarding Authority. If the Surveys and Data to be provided by Awarding Authority are not available or are, in the reasonable opinion of the House Doctor, insufficient to permit the House Doctor to properly perform its services hereunder, the House Doctor shall submit a written request to Awarding Authority for permission to obtain the services of one or more Consultants to perform the necessary services. If such services are not included in the Approved Scope of Services the House Doctor shall be reimbursed for performance of such services in accordance with Section 5.2 (Consultants), or if the services are performed by the House Doctor’s own employees, the House Doctor shall be compensated in accordance with Section 6.2 (Additional Services). In no case shall the House Doctor commence or authorize a Consultant to commence such services without the prior Approval of Awarding Authority. In the event that any Surveys and Data are updated, corrected, supplemented, or otherwise modified in accordance with this Section, House Doctor shall provide such information and documents to Awarding Authority and, if requested by Awarding Authority, shall provide such information and documents in a form compatible with CAMIS integration.
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Surveys and Data. Participant agrees to partake in at least three participant surveys over the course of the Program. Participant also consents for their anonymized or aggregate EVSE data to be analyzed and used for business purposes, including marketing and reporting purposes, by Liberty-Empire, provided that Liberty-Empire shall not identify Participant to any unaffiliated third party as the source of such data. Upon creation, Liberty-Empire will be the owner of such aggregated and/or anonymized data and may copy, commingle, and use such data, in Liberty-Empire’s sole discretion, for any lawful purpose. EVSE consumption data will also be permitted to be analyzed and reported publicly to the PSC, if it is done in an aggregated manner with data of other participants and without any personal information being revealed. Participant may also be asked to participate in other activities to help Liberty-Empire obtain certain insights regarding the EVSE, the impact of EVSE charging on Liberty-Empire’s distribution system or other program administration elements.
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Surveys and Data. At the commencement of the Energy Services, DCAMM shall deliver to the House Doctor relevant Surveys and Data related to the Project.
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Surveys and Data. MassDevelopment shall furnish to the Designer existing and available surveys of the Project's building site or sites, showing the grades and lines of streets, pavements and adjoining properties; the rights, restrictions, easements, boundaries and contours of the site or sites; reports from any borings, test pits; chemical, mechanical or other tests; photographs and information as to water, sewer, electricity, steam, gas, telephone and other services; and data and drawings regarding existing buildings. All items and data provided to the Designer by MassDevelopment shall remain the property of MassDevelopment. The Designer may use items and data provided by MassDevelopment only for the purposes of this Contract, unless MassDevelopment provides the Designer specific, prior written permission for another use. MassDevelopment does not guarantee nor does it make any express or implied warranties concerning the accuracy of any such information furnished to the Designer.
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Surveys and Data. The Designer shall analyze and evaluate the Surveys and Data furnished by the Awarding Authority. If the Surveys and Data to be provided by the Awarding Authority are not available or are, in the reasonable opinion of the Designer, insufficient to permit the Designer to properly perform its services hereunder, the Designer shall submit a written request to the Awarding Authority for permission to obtain the services of one or more Consultants to perform the necessary services. If such services are not included in the Approved Study Work Plan or Design Phase Scope of Services, as applicable, the Designer shall be reimbursed in accordance with Section 3.14.1 (Retention of Special Consultants), or if the services are performed by the Designer’s own employees, the Designer shall be compensated in accordance with Section 4.13 (Compensation for Study/Schematic Design Phase Additional Services) or Section 6.10 (Compensation for Design Phase Additional Services), as applicable. In no case shall the Designer commence or authorize a Consultant to commence such services without the prior Approval of the Awarding Authority. In the event that any Surveys and Data are updated, corrected, supplemented, or otherwise modified in accordance with this Section, Designer shall provide such information and documents to Awarding Authority and, if requested by Awarding Authority, shall provide such information and documents in a form compatible with CAMIS integration.
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Surveys and Data. The Designer shall analyze and evaluate the Surveys and Data furnished by the Awarding Authority. If the Surveys and Data to be provided by the Awarding Authority are not available or are, in the reasonable opinion of the Designer, insufficient to permit the Designer to properly perform its services hereunder, the Designer shall submit a written request to the Awarding Authority for permission to obtain the services of one or more Consultants to perform the necessary services. If such services are not included in the Approved Study Work Plan or Design Phase Scope of Services, as applicable, the Designer shall be reimbursed in accordance with Section 3.14.1 (Retention of Special Consultants), or if the services are performed by the Designer’s own employees, the Designer shall be compensated in accordance with Section 4.13 (Compensation for Study/Schematic Design Phase Additional Services) or Section 6.10 (Compensation for Design Phase Additional Services), as applicable. In no case shall the Designer commence or authorize a Consultant to commence such services without the prior Approval of the Awarding Authority. In the event that any Surveys and Data are updated, corrected, supplemented, or otherwise modified in accordance with this Section, Designer shall provide such information and documents to Awarding Authority and, if requested by Awarding Authority, shall provide such information and documents in a form compatible with CAMIS integration. Existing Conditions. If the Awarding Authority is DCAMM, if an Approved Scope of Services calls for an analysis of existing conditions of a site or facility by Designer, DCAMM shall provide Designer with the information related to such facility or site contained within CAMIS. Designer shall compare the information contained in its existing conditions analysis with such CAMIS information, and if necessary shall provide to DCAMM any necessary updates to the CAMIS information in a form compatible with CAMIS integration as indicated by DCAMM.
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