Substantial Construction means that: (i) the owner of a certified historic structure
Substantial Construction means that a continuous on-site physical construction program has progressed to a point where 25% or more of the total project is completed or where 25% or more of the total cost of the project has been expended for materials which are at the site.
Substantial Construction means that:
Examples of Substantial Construction in a sentence
Substantial Construction: Barriers and enclosures shall be of adequately substantial construction to serve their purpose without failure throughout the duration of their use.
The Department, in its sole discretion, may consider and grant such extension requests for all items except for the Closing of Construction Loan and Substantial Construction Commencement.
The Board may grant extensions, for the Closing of Construction Loan and Substantial Construction Commencement.
Establishment of Date of Substantial Construction Completion (PSD 12:002A) 297.
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More Definitions of Substantial Construction
Substantial Construction means the issuance of a building permit and Owner's completion of the foundation for the first building of the Project.
Substantial Construction means that: (i) the owner of a certified historic structure has entered into a contract with the division of taxation and paid the processing fee; (ii) the commission has certified that the certified historic structure’s rehabilitation will be consistent
Substantial Construction means construction of such strength, material and workmanship that the object will withstand all reasonable shock, wear, and usage to which it will be subjected.
Substantial Construction means that the owner of a certified historic structure has entered into a contract with the Tax Division and paid the processing fee and the certified historic structure's rehabilitation will be consistent with the standards as set forth in section 44-33.2-4 and the owner has expended ten percent (10%) of its qualified rehabilitation expenditures for the property or its first phase of a phased project on or before May 15, 2013, as set forth in the certification provided to the commission in its Part 2 Application.
Substantial Construction is defined to mean that (i) the owner of a Certified Historic Structure has entered into a contract with the Tax Division and paid the Processing Fee; (ii) the Commission has certified that the Certified Historic Structure’s rehabilitation will be consistent with standards set forth in Chapter 33.6 of Title 44; and (iii) the owner has, within five (5) years from the date this Agreement is executed, expended ten percent (10%) of the Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures estimated in the contract entered into with the Tax Division for the Project or, if a phased project, for the first phase the Project. Substantial Construction does not occur until all three of the above requirements are fulfilled.
Substantial Construction means that the owner of a Certified Historic Structure has entered into a Contract with the Tax Division and paid the Processing Fee; Commission has certified that the Certified Historic Structure's Rehabilitation will be consistent with the standards as set forth in R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-33.2-4 and the Owner has expended ten percent (10%) of its Qualified Rehabilitation
Substantial Construction means the construction of any new building or the placement of a mobile home or a manufactured home, the repair or reconstruction of any structure determined to be substantially damaged pursuant to the City’s applicable substantial damage determination process (generally meaning that repair costs exceed 50% of the value of the building prior to the damage), the repair or reconstruction of any structure declared to be unsafe by any authorized official, or any increase in the square footage of a structure.