Additional Developer Obligations Clause Samples
The "Additional Developer Obligations" clause sets out extra responsibilities that the developer must fulfill beyond the standard terms of the agreement. These obligations may include requirements such as adhering to specific coding standards, providing regular progress reports, or ensuring compatibility with certain platforms or technologies. By clearly outlining these supplementary duties, the clause helps ensure that the developer meets the client's expectations and addresses any unique project needs that may not be covered by general provisions.
Additional Developer Obligations. In addition to its obligations related to the Improvements, Developer further agrees to fulfill its obligations with regard to the items and matters set forth in Exhibit E, attached.
Additional Developer Obligations. During the Term of this Agreement, Developer shall at all times comply with any obligations or requirements that are imposed on an “Installer” by the Solar Carve Out, the LDC, DOER or ISO New England, or M.G.L, including but not limited to those concerning reporting requirements, minimum technical requirements, minimum insurance requirements, minimum energy efficiency requirements, and any requirement to pay prevailing wages.
Additional Developer Obligations. 31 Section 7.1 Use and Occupancy 31 Section 7.2 Project CC&R's 31 Section 7.3 Prevailing Wages and Related Requirements 32 Section 7.4 Expansion, Reconstruction or Demolition 32 Section 7.5 Damage or Destruction. 32 Section 7.6 Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program. 33 Section 7.7 Developer's Obligations Regarding Hazardous Materials. 33 Section 7.8 Developer's Indemnification Obligations. 33 Section 7.9 Developer's Insurance Obligations. 33 Section 7.10 Taxes 33 Section 7.11 Non-Discrimination 33 Section 7.12 Applicability 33 Section 7.13 TDM Compliance Strategy 33 Section 7.14 Release of Existing Leases and Relocation of Residents. 34
Additional Developer Obligations. In the event the same Unavailability Event or Performance Failure occurs repeatedly or persistently, and Developer is not excused from performance as a result of a Relief Event, Developer shall, in addition to incurring Deductions, take any action (including making all capital investments, improvements, or modifications, repairs, replacements, and operating and management practices changes) necessary in order to continue or resume performance hereunder and eliminate the cause of, and avoid or prevent recurrences of such Unavailability Event or Performance Failure. Further, if any such Unavailability Event or Performance Failure involves a violation of Applicable Law, Developer shall (a) promptly provide PGCPS, within twenty-four (24) hours, with copies of any notices sent to or received from any Governmental Authority having regulatory jurisdiction with respect to any violations of Applicable Law, and (b) pay any other resulting fines, levies, assessments, impositions, penalties, or other charges resulting therefrom.
Additional Developer Obligations