Common use of Work Order Requirements Clause in Contracts

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits all documents and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate must establish that the Developer has procured or has caused to be procured public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's Property, the Improvements, or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, the City's property, or utility easements. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, or is materially changed, or not renewed, the issuing company will mail notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA fees: Engineering Fee 3.25% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.)

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits all documents and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate must establish that the Developer has procured or has caused to be procured public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's Property, the Improvements, or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, the City's property, or utility easements. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, or is materially changed, or not renewed, the issuing company will mail notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA fees: Engineering Fee 3.253.6% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.)

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits all documents and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate Certificate of Insurance must establish that the Developer has procured or has caused to be procured public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's Property, ; the Improvements, ; or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, Property or the City's property, or utility easements. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, policy or is materially changed, changed or not renewed, the issuing company will mail thirty (30) days written notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street City Excavation Ordinance and Barricading Sidewalk Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, price adjustment for asphalt and concrete paving, if applicable, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA County Clerk recording fees: Engineering Fee 3.25% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.)

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits all documents and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate must establish that the Developer has procured or has caused to be procured public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's Property, ; the Improvements, ; or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, the City's property, or utility easements. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insuredsinsured. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, policy or is materially changed, changed or not renewed, the issuing company will mail notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA fees: Engineering Fee 3.253.6% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.)

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits causes to be submitted all documents documents, and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1Manual (“DPM”), Chapter 52, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate must establish that the Developer has procured procured, or has caused to be procured procured, public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's ’s Property, the Improvements, or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, the City's propertywithin, or utility easementsrelated to the Developer’s Property. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insuredsinsured. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the public Improvements and/or approves the private Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, that if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, policy or is materially changed, changed or not renewed, the issuing company will mail thirty (30) days written notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street City Excavation Ordinance and Barricading Sidewalk Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA County Clerk recording fees: Engineering Fee 3.253.6% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.)

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits all documents and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate Certificate of Insurance must establish that the Developer has procured or has caused to be procured public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Public Improvements Agreement Procedure A City 1 COA# Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's Property, ; the Improvements, ; or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, Property or the City's property, or utility easements. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, policy or is materially changed, changed or not renewed, the issuing company will mail thirty (30) days written notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street City Excavation Ordinance and Barricading Sidewalk Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, price adjustment for asphalt and concrete paving, if applicable, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA County Clerk recording fees: Engineering Fee 3.253.6% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.)

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits Subdivider causes to be submitted all documents documents, and meets all requirements listed in Development Process ManualManual (“DPM”), Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate must establish that the Developer Subdivider has procured procured, or has caused to be procured procured, public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's PropertySubdivision, the Improvements, or the DeveloperSubdivider's construction activities on Developer's Property, the City's propertywithin, or utility easementsrelated to the Subdivision. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insuredsinsured. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer Subdivider must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the public Improvements and/or approves the private Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, that if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, policy or is materially changed, changed or not renewed, the issuing company will mail thirty (30) days written notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer Subdivider complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street City Excavation Ordinance and Barricading Sidewalk Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA County Clerk recording fees: Engineering Fee 3.25% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure figure 7) (Note: The Developer Subdivider must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.)

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits all documents and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate must establish that the Developer has procured or has caused to be procured public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's Property, the Improvements, or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, the City's property, or utility easements. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, or is materially changed, or not renewed, the issuing company will mail notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA fees: Engineering Fee 3.253.6% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.) C. The Developer must procure a New Mexico licensed Contractor to construct the improvements per the specifications contained in the City-approved construction drawings. The Contractor shall provide proof of proper licensure to complete the improvements. If the Contractor that has been identified by the Developer does not possess all of the proper licenses for the improvements then proof of proper licensure of the subcontractors must be provided. The Developer’s Contractor shall obtain a Performance & Warranty bond and a Labor & Materials bond utilizing the bond templates provided and approved by the City. The mandatory bonds obtained by the Contractor are independent of, and in addition to, the Financial Guaranty provided by the Developer. If the Developer or the City determines that the Contractor failed to faithfully construct or maintain the specified and warranted work, the Developer and the City shall each have standing to make claim on the applicable bonds.

Work Order Requirements. The City agrees to issue a Work Order after: A. The Developer submits all documents and meets all requirements listed in Development Process Manual, Volume 1, Chapter 5, Work Order Process, and Figure 1, including submitting a Certificate of Insurance in a form acceptable to the City. The certificate must establish that the Developer has procured or has caused to be procured public liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) combined single limit County Clerk’s Recording Label for accidents or occurrences which are related to the activities covered by this Agreement which cause bodily injury, death or property damage to any member of the public as a result of any condition of the Developer's Property, ; the Improvements, ; or the Developer's construction activities on Developer's Property, the City's property, or utility easements. The insurance policy must name the City of Albuquerque, its employees and elected officials, as their interest may appear, as additional insuredsinsured. If the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, the insurance policy must name the ABCWUA, its employees, officers and agents, as their interest may appear, as additional insureds. The Developer must maintain the insurance until the City accepts the Improvements. The cancellation provision must provide that, if the policy is either canceled prior to the expiration date of the policy, policy or is materially changed, changed or not renewed, the issuing company will mail notice to the City, attention City Engineer. B. The Developer complies with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, including, but not limited to the City’s Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance, and pays the following required engineering, staking, testing fees, and other related City fees or, if the Improvements include water and wastewater infrastructure, ABCWUA fees: Engineering Fee 3.253.6% of total cost Street Excavation and Barricading Ordinance and street restoration fees As required per City-approved estimate (Figure 7) (Note: The Developer must pay the City all City and ABCWUA fees which have been incurred during construction before the City will accept the public Improvements.) C. The Developer must procure a New Mexico licensed Contractor to construct the improvements per the specifications contained in the City-approved construction drawings. The Contractor shall provide proof of proper licensure to complete the improvements. If the Contractor that has been identified by the Developer does not possess all of the proper licenses for the improvements then proof of proper licensure of the subcontractors must be provided. The Developer’s Contractor shall obtain a Performance & Warranty bond and a Labor & Materials bond utilizing the bond templates provided and approved by the City. The mandatory bonds obtained by the Contractor are independent of, and in addition to, the Financial Guaranty provided by the Developer. If the Developer or the City determines that the Contractor failed to faithfully construct or maintain the specified and warranted work, the Developer and the City shall each have standing to make claim on the applicable bonds.