Complete Construction or “Completion Date” shall mean the date upon which the Redeveloper receives a Certificate of Completion for the Project (or relevant Phase or portion thereof).
Complete Construction means a sufficiently completed dwelling for beneficial occupation, constructed and completed in accordance with the Architectural Design Guidelines and other guidelines referred to in Clause 5.1 and as certified as complete by the Association, whose certificate shall be final and binding on the parties;
Complete Construction shall have the meaning set forth in Section 8.1.
Examples of Complete Construction in a sentence
Subject to the provisions of Section 4.3 and 10.4 of the Redevelopment Agreement, Redeveloper shall apply for and diligently pursue all other Governmental Approvals required to Commence and Complete Construction within such times as are consistent with implementation of the Project in accordance with the timetable set forth below.
More Definitions of Complete Construction
Complete Construction means:
Complete Construction means that the County has confirmed that the roadway has been constructed in accordance with the approved plans for the Eastern Segment and is open to vehicular travel and the maintenance guarantee has been delivered to the COUNTY. Within sixty (60) days of the 100% design approval of the Eastern Segment by FDOT and the COUNTY, or within ninety (90) days of the County’s request, whichever occurs first, the Developer and WCL LANDOWNERS shall convey to the COUNTY, in accordance with section F.5. of this Restated D.A. (2011), any additional right of way or easements that are necessary for the construction of the Eastern Segment, including any right of way or easements needed for Roadway Appurtenances. The DEVELOPER shall coordinate the design and permitting of the Eastern Segment with the owners/developers of the Wyndfields MPUD to ensure that S.R. 56 from Meadow Pointe Boulevard to Wyndfields Boulevard is designed and permitted as a unified roadway segment, and in accordance with the previously approved PD&E, and other FDOT requirements.
Complete Construction. (and any variation thereof) means, as applicable, that: (i) a specified scope of work has been completed in accordance with the plans and specifications thereof, including those elements of the Construction Documents for which approval is required pursuant to the Vertical Design Review and Document Approval Procedure; (ii) public agencies with jurisdiction have issued all permits, licenses, approvals, Certificates of Occupancy and other sign-offs required for the contemplated use and occupancy of the scope of work; (iii) the site has been cleaned and all equipment, tools and other construction materials and debris have been removed; (iv) all bills for the scope of work have been paid, any surety has consented to final payment, all recorded mechanics’ liens have been removed (by bonding or otherwise) and the period for recording mechanics’ liens has expired; and (v) all as-built plans and warranties, guaranties, operating manuals, operations and maintenance data, certificates of completed operations or other insurance, and all other close-out items required under the pertinent construction contract, have been provided to the Agency.
Complete Construction completion of construction" and similar phrases means such time as Lessor receives from the architect that the construction of the Leased Improvements has been substantially completed in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor, which certificate shall be in form and substance satisfactory to Lessor and shall include the written approval of Lessor's, construction inspector noted thereon.
Complete Construction means the completion of construction work to a degree that functional use of the Holding Tank or IAS is achieved.
Complete Construction means the completion of construction work to a degree that functional use of the facility is achieved.
Complete Construction means the point at which Residential Units have been completed in accordance with approved plans and specifications, as reasonably determined by Agency, and a Certificate of Occupancy has been issued for such Residential Units.