Design Review Process definition

Design Review Process means that process for Agency’s review of the design of the Project set forth in Section 402 of this Agreement.

Design Review Process means the Airport's process for ensuring that tenant developments, alterations or modifications comply with the Airport's Terminal Design Standards, which preserve the design quality that has been established in the Airport, and are kept on file in the Airport administrative offices.

Design Review Process is described in Attachment No. 8 attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.

Examples of Design Review Process in a sentence

• In connection with any request for consent to any Alterations under this Section 10(b), Tenant shall adhere to the Design Review Process and the Tenant Design Guidelines.

• Landlord has established a design review process (the “Design Review Process”) for the Center and specifications (the “Tenant Design Guidelines”) for the Center to be used in the construction of any Alterations in the Premises, which Design Review Process and Tenant Design Guidelines, each as the same may be amended and modified from time to time, are available upon request.

• An exception may be granted by the City Planner through the Design Review Process if required for security, pedestrian safety, to screen out undesirable views, or for other aesthetic reasons.

• Any proposed development of the subject property requiring approval through a building permit, land surface modification permit, and/or demolition permit, or Design Review, Process I, IIA or IIB, described in Chapters 142, 145, 150 and 152 KZC respectively, shall include a tree retention plan to be considered as part of that process.

• Tenant shall comply with the submission requirements set forth in the Design Review Process.

More Definitions of Design Review Process

Design Review Process has the meaning given to it in Section 3.2 of the Performance Specification.

Design Review Process means the design review processes set out in Schedule 8 as may be amended, varied or replaced by Kāinga Ora from time to time. DPM means the Development Partner Meetings to be established by the parties in accordance with clause 6 of the Kāinga Ora General Terms, the first members of which are identified in clause 7 of the Specific Terms.

Design Review Process means the process for review of the Plans and Specifications prepared by Tenant and approved by Landlord in accordance with Exhibit M-1 attached hereto and made a part hereof. "Development Criteria". That any Major Construction, if completed substantially in accordance with the Plans and Specifications, will comply with the Design Guidelines.

Design Review Process means that process for Housing Authority’s review of the design of the Project set forth in Section 401 hereof.

Design Review Process is described in Attachment No. 8 attached hereto as impacted herein by offer.

Design Review Process means the process by which the Trainset is designed to meet the requirements of the Contract. The Design Review Process will consist of staged gate review levels (e.g., preliminary, intermediate, and final) and necessitates close coordination between Contractor and Authority via design review meetings. “Device” may be a component, Equipment, Subsystem, or System and may be electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and/or hydraulic.

Design Review Process means the procedure set forth in Article 4 for obtaining the approval or disapproval of the Design Review Board for any proposed plans and specifications for improvements to be constructed on a Parcel.