Snagging Matters definition

Snagging Matters means minor items of outstanding work (including in relation to landscaping) which would not materially impair the Authority's use and enjoyment of the Facilities or the carrying out by the Authority or a Community Services Provider of the Community Services

Snagging Matters means minor items of outstanding work which would not materially impair the use and enjoyment of the Toll Road or its maintenance and operation by the Developer;

Snagging Matters has the meaning given in Clause 17.10.2(B)(1). "Snagging Matters Amount" has the meaning given in Clause 17.10.2(B)(2). "Snagging Notice" has the meaning given in Clause 17.10.2(B). "SofS Intentions and Policy Objectives" means the following intentions and policy objectives of the Secretary of State:

Examples of Snagging Matters in a sentence

• Monitor and review rectification of such Snagging Matters in accordance with the Design Build Finance and Maintain Agreement.

• The Independent Tester shall issue the Certificate of Practical Completion [in relation to a Phase] notwithstanding that there are Snagging Matters.

• Where there are Snagging Matters, the parties shall procure that the Independent Tester shall, within [ ] Business Days of the date of issue of the [relevant] Certificate of Practical Completion, issue a Snagging Notice which shall specify the Snagging Matters and an estimate of the cost of rectifying such Snagging Matters.

• Within [five (5)] Business Days of issue of the [relevant] Certificate of Practical Completion, issue a Snagging Notice specifying any Snagging Matters.

• Following the issue of a Snagging Notice, hubco shall, in consultation with the Authority's Representative and in such manner as to cause as little disruption as reasonably practicable to the Authority's Post Completion Commissioning and the Authority's use of the Facilities, rectify all Snagging Matters within [ ] Business Days of the issue of the Snagging Notice.

• If, within [ ] Business Days of the issue of the Snagging Notice hubco has failed to rectify the Snagging Matters specified in the Snagging Notice the Authority may by itself (or engage others to) carry out the works necessary to rectify the Snagging Matters, at the risk and cost of hubco.

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• Where there are Snagging Matters, the Grantor's Representative shall, within 14 days of the date of issue of the Completion Certificate, issue a Snagging Notice which shall specify the Snagging Matters.

• The Grantor shall be entitled to retain from any payment due to the Developer an amount equal to 150% of the cost of carrying out the Snagging Matters.

• Following the issue of a Snagging Notice, the Developer shall, in consultation with the Grantor's Representative, rectify all Snagging Matters within 28 days of the issue of the Snagging Notice.

More Definitions of Snagging Matters

Snagging Matters means any minor item of work comprising a part of the Works to be undertaken in relation to Newhaven ERP which has not been completed at the time of the issue of the Completion Certificate in relation to Newhaven ERP and which is not required to be undertaken for the Contractor to satisfy the Acceptance Tests in relation to Newhaven ERP

Snagging Matters means minor items of outstanding work (including in relation to landscaping) which either individually or, when taken together are such that they would normally be contained in a snagging list under a building contract for a construction project of this size and nature in accordance with Good Industry Practice provided that no such item will impair the Trust's use and enjoyment of the Facilities or the carrying out by the Trust of the Clinical Services, the Hotel Services or the performance of the Services by the Operator; Statutory Roads Authority means each of the City of Edinburgh Council or its statutory successor(s) having responsibility and local jurisdiction for all aspects of highways and East of Scotland Water Authority or its successor(s) having responsibility for all aspects of sewerage and drainage and related matters; Statutory Roads Consents means such planning permission or permissions and/or consents as are required for the layout and construction on or outside of the Site of all roads, roundabouts and footpaths required by the Statutory Roads Authority or the Planning Authority or otherwise to form part of the infrastructure of the Site and as are required to allow unrestricted vehicular and pedestrian access to and egress from the Site and the House; Statutory Requirements means the requirements of or arising or imposed under any Applicable Laws; Taxes means all present and future taxes, charges, imposts, duties or levies of any kind whatever and whether imposed by a local, municipal, governmental, state, federal, treaty, or other body of authority in the United Kingdom or elsewhere together with any penalties, additions, fines, surcharges or interest and “Tax” and “Taxation” shall be construed accordingly; Term means, subject to Clauses 44 (Operator Events of Default) and 45 (Trust Events of Default) and Clause 50 (Force Majeure/Relief Events), the period commencing on the Execution Date and ending on the thirtieth anniversary of the Planned Operational Date as such period may be extended, if applicable, in accordance with clause 4.3 (Duration) or if this Agreement is terminated in accordance with its terms, such shorter period as ends on the Termination Date; Termination Date means the date of termination of this Agreement in accordance with its terms; Threshold Cost (Electricity) means 4.53 xxxxx (without VAT) Indexed per kilowatt hour of electricity; Threshold Cost (Gas) means 1.0024 xxxxx (without VAT) Indexed per kilowatt hour of ga...