Developer's Responsibility. 8.1.1 It is understood and agreed that the City is not and could not be expected to oversee, supervise and/or direct the construction of all improvements contemplated hereunder. Neither is the City Engineer vested with the original design responsibility nor the means to formally survey elevations, capacity, structural integrity, type, adequacy or the locations of improvements at every stage of the construction process. The City Engineer is vested with the right of periodic inspections, final approval and stop work order as a measure of secondary or subsequent enforcement. The Developer now has and shall retain the responsibility to properly anticipate, survey, design and construct the development improvements and give full assurance that same shall not adversely affect the flow of surface water from or upon any property. In providing technical assistance, plan and design review, the City does not and shall not relieve the Developer from or accept any liability from the Developer. The Developer will provide his own Project Engineer whose duty shall be to design improvements that comply with all applicable Federal, State and local codes and ordinances.
Developer's Responsibility. Developer is responsible for causing, in accordance with the Facility Schedule, all Utility Adjustments necessary to accommodate construction, operation, maintenance and/or use of the Facility. When used in the CDA Documents with respect to Utilities, the phrase "accommodation of the Facility” or similar terminology refers to accommodation of the Facility in its initial configuration and in its Ultimate Configuration (including in those locations where only the initial configuration of the Facility is being constructed as part of the current phase), except as may be otherwise provided in Section 6.1 of the Technical Provisions. All Utility Adjustment Work performed by Developer shall comply with the CDA Documents. Developer shall coordinate, monitor, and otherwise undertake the necessary efforts to cause Utility Owners performing Utility Adjustment Work to perform such work timely, in coordination with the Work, and in compliance with the standards of design and construction and other applicable requirements specified in the CDA Documents. However, regardless of the arrangements made with the Utility Owners and except as otherwise provided in Article 13, Developer shall continue to be the responsible party to TxDOT for timely performance of all Utility Adjustment Work so that upon completion of the Work, all Utilities that might impact the Facility or be impacted by it (whether located within or outside the Facility Right of Way) are compatible with the Facility. TxDOT shall provide to Developer the benefit of any provisions in recorded utility or other easements affecting the Facility which require the easement holders to relocate at their own expense, subject, however, to any provisions of applicable Law affecting the easement holder’s payment obligations for Utility Adjustments.
Developer's Responsibility. Except for Type 1 Utility Adjustments as described in Section 15.1.2 of the Technical Provisions, Developer is responsible for causing, in accordance with the Project Schedule, all Utility Adjustments necessary to accommodate construction, operation, maintenance and/or use of the Project as located under the Final Design. All Utility Adjustment Work performed by Developer shall comply with the PPA Documents. Except for Type 1 Utility Adjustments, Developer shall coordinate, monitor and otherwise undertake the necessary efforts to cause Utility Owners performing Utility Adjustment Work to perform such work timely, in coordination with the Work, and in compliance with the standards of design and construction and other applicable requirements specified in the PPA Documents. However, regardless of the arrangements made with the Utility Owners and except as otherwise provided in Article 15, and except for Type 1 Utility Adjustments, Developer shall continue to be the responsible party to IFA for timely performance of all Utility Adjustment Work so that upon completion of the Construction Work, all Utilities that might impact the Project (whether located within or outside the Project Right of Way) are compatible with the Project.
Developer's Responsibility. Developer is responsible for causing, in accordance with the Project Schedule, all Utility Adjustments necessary to accommodate construction, operation, maintenance and/or use of the Project. When used in the CDA Documents with respect to Utilities, the phrase "accommodation of the ...
Developer's Responsibility. The Developer shall be ultimately responsible for the faithful performance of all terms, covenants and conditions of the Agreement, notwithstanding the Developer’s delegation to another of the actual performance of any term, covenant or conditions hereof. The Developer shall notify all contractors, subcontractors, or agents providing professional services of conditions and requirements of this agreement.
Developer's Responsibility. HVAC System The building developer is responsible for designing and installing the building HVAC systems. There are some differences and similarities with conventional systems, as explained below. The following conventional building elements are not required for DE-Connected buildings2: Boilers, furnaces, heat pumps, domestic hot water heaters or any other heat production equipment. Auxiliaries to heating systems such as stacks and breeching. Natural gas service. The building will require internal thermal distribution systems, including: Internal distribution pumps and piping (i.e. a hydronic space heating distribution loop) Heating elements such as fan-coil units, air handling unit coils, and/or perimeter (baseboard) or in-floor radiant heating systems. All building heating requirements are to be supplied by DEU. Exceptions will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. The following are some design conditions that are specific to district energy: DE-Connected buildings host branch (service) lines from the DPS. The DEU branch lines enter the building, similar to other utilities, and transfer heat to the ETS. The building owner and DEU agree on a suitable location for the ETS. The ETS invariably requires less space than comparable heat production equipment (e.g. boilers) that the ETS displaces. To reduce DEU piping inside the building, the ETS should be located as close as possible to the DEU branch pipeline entering the building – generally on an exterior wall in the basement of the building, nearest to the main district energy pipe. 2 DE-Ready buildings will require this equipment to serve space and DHW heating requirements. However, heat pumps are not permitted in DE-Ready buildings. The DEU operates most effectively and efficiently with the use of low temperatures in the building heating systems.
Developer's Responsibility. Developer shall not permit any -------------------------- liens to be enforced against Landlord's interests in and to the land comprising the Premises, nor against Developer's leasehold interest therein by reason of work, labor, services or materials supplied or claimed to have been supplied to Developer or anyone holding the Premises, or any part thereof, through or under Developer, and Developer agrees to indemnify Landlord against such liens.
Developer's Responsibility. 11 5.10.1.1 Developer shall coordinate and cause to be completed all 12 Utility Adjustments necessary for the timely construction and maintenance of the 13 Project, in accordance with the Contract Documents. Developer shall cause to be 14 completed, in accordance with the Project Schedule, all Utility Adjustments necessary to 15 accommodate construction, operation, maintenance and use of the Project, as located 16 under the Final Design. All Utility Adjustment Work performed by Developer or a Utility 17 Company shall comply with the Contract Documents. Developer shall coordinate, 18 monitor and otherwise undertake the necessary efforts to cause Utility Companies 19 performing Utility Adjustment Work to perform such work timely, in coordination with the 20 Work, and in compliance with the standards of design and construction and other 21 applicable requirements specified in the Contract Documents. However, regardless of 22 the arrangements made with the Utility Companies and except as otherwise provided in 23 Article 14, Developer shall continue to be the responsible party to ADOT for timely 24 performance of all Utility Adjustment Work so that upon completion of the Construction
Developer's Responsibility. 3.1 Transfer of Master Copies, SII shall provide to Reseller or ----------------------------- Reseller's Subcontractor, at no cost, the Program Master and the Documentation Master, both according to the Schedule set for-the in the corresponding Exhibit 2.
Developer's Responsibility for Utility Identification 5 6.3.2 Technical Criteria and Performance Standards 6 6.3.3 Utility Adjustment Concept Plans 6 6.3.4 Utility Adjustment Plans 6 6.4 Construction 8 6.4.1 Reserved 8
