Common use of Warranty Against Defects Clause in Contracts

Warranty Against Defects. Developer shall warrant all Public Improvements to be free from defects and shall make all necessary repairs or modification to the Public Improvements for a period of three (3) years from acceptance of dedication of the Public Improvements by the City. If the Developer fails to meet the warranty obligations in a timely manner, the City may contract with any other party for the necessary work or use its own employees to perform the work and be reimbursed by the Developer or, if sufficient funds are available, to draw upon the financial guarantees provided in this Agreement.

Warranty Against Defects. Developer shall warrant all this Phase of the Public Improvements to be free from defects and shall make all necessary repairs or modification to the Public Improvements for a period of three (3) years from acceptance of dedication of such Phase of the Public Improvements by the City. If the Developer fails to meet the warranty obligations in a timely manner, the City may contract with any other party for the necessary work or use its own employees to perform the work and be reimbursed by the Developer or, if sufficient funds are available, to draw upon the financial guarantees provided in this Developer’s Agreement.

Warranty Against Defects. Developer shall warrant all Public Improvements to be free from defects and shall make be responsible for Developer's Pro Rata Share of the cost of all necessary repairs or modification to the Public Improvements for a period of three (3) years from acceptance of dedication of the Public Improvements by the City. If the Developer fails to meet the warranty obligations in a timely manner, the City may contract with any other party for the necessary work or use its own employees to perform the work and be reimbursed by the Developer or, if sufficient funds are available, to draw upon the financial guarantees provided in this Agreement.

Warranty Against Defects. Developer shall warrant all each Subphase of the Public Improvements to be free from defects and shall make all necessary repairs or modification to the Public Improvements for a period of three (3) years from acceptance of dedication of such Subphase of the Public Improvements by the City. If the Developer fails to meet the warranty obligations in a timely manner, the City may contract with any other party for the necessary work or use its own employees to perform the work and be reimbursed by the Developer or, if sufficient funds are available, to draw upon the financial guarantees provided in this Developer’s Agreement.

Warranty Against Defects. Developer shall warrant all Public Improvements to be free from defects and shall make all necessary repairs or modification to the Public Improvements for a period of three (3) years from acceptance of dedication issuance of the Public Improvements by the CityCertificate of Completion. If the Developer fails to meet the warranty obligations in a timely manner, the City may contract with any other party for the necessary work or use its own employees to perform the work and be reimbursed by the Developer or, if sufficient funds are available, to draw upon the financial guarantees provided in this Agreement.