First Construction Document definition

First Construction Document means the first building permit issued for a development project or, in the case of a site permit, the first building permit addendum issued or other document that authorizes construction of the development project. Construction document shall not include permits or addenda for demolition, grading, shoring, pile driving, or site preparation work.

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First Construction Document shall have the meaning set forth in Building Code section 107A.13.1(a)(8).

First Construction Document means the first buildingpermit issuedfor a Pro;ect or, in the

Examples of First Construction Document in a sentence

• For the purposes of this section, commencement of construction shall have occurred when (i) site or building permits have been issued by the City for the Replacement Building in which the Replacement Units will be located, and (ii) some identifiable construction under the First Construction Document has commenced.

• Notwithstanding anything else herein, the P22 Maintenance Amount shall begin to accrue as of the date when Park P22 is operational and open to the public as described herein, but shall not be due and payable to Successor Agency until the date when both (i) Park P22 is operational and open to the public and (ii) the First Construction Document (as defined in Article 4, Section 401 of the San Francisco Planning Code as of the date of this Seventh Amendment) for the Hotel Project has been issued.

More Definitions of First Construction Document

First Construction Document means the first building permit issued for a Project or, in the

First Construction Document means the first building permit issued for a development project or, in the case of a site permit, the first building permit addendum issued or other document that authorizes construction of the development project. Construction document

First Construction Document shall have the meaning set forth in the Building Code.