Common use of The Design Clause in Contracts

The Design. The Developer has provided to the District a design consisting of plan and profile drawings of the Sewer Improvements (the “Design”) for review by the District. If directed by the District, the Design provides for the extension and, if necessary, upsizing of Developer’s sewer main line(s) to adjacent property boundaries. The Developer has incorporated the District Engineer’s recommendations, if any, into the Design, and the District Engineer has given its approval of the Design.2

The Design. The Developer has provided to the District a design consisting of plan and profile drawings of the Sewer Improvements (the “Design”) for review by the District. If directed by the District, the Design provides for the extension and, if necessary, upsizing of Developer’s sewer main line(s) to adjacent property boundaries. The Developer has incorporated the District Engineer’s recommendations, if any, into the Design, and the District Engineer has given its approval of the Design.2Design.2 Sample

The Design. The Developer has provided to the District a design consisting of plan and profile drawings of the Sewer Improvements (the “Design”) for review by the District. If directed by the District, the Design provides for the extension and, if necessary, upsizing of Developer’s sewer main line(s) to 1 See Section 2, below. adjacent property boundaries. The Developer has incorporated the District Engineer’s recommendations, if any, into the Design, Design and the District Engineer has given its approval of the Design.2

The Design. The Developer has provided to the District a design consisting of plan and profile drawings of the Sewer Improvements (the “Design”) for review by the District. If directed by the District, the Design provides for the extension and, if necessary, upsizing of Developer’s sewer main line(s) to adjacent property boundaries. The Developer has incorporated the District 1 See Section 2, below. Engineer’s recommendationsrecommendations into the Design, if any, into the Design, and the District Engineer has given its approval of the Design.2