Betterments. Any portions of the Offeror's proposal which exceed the requirements of the solicitation and which go beyond repair and improve the value of the property.
Betterments. A betterment is a difference in quality of an element of the project to be designed/constructed, not a difference in kind. (Example: install larger size or higher grade pipe than needed to meet Federal standards) The term “betterment” does not include any design or construction for features not included in the definition of the project as defined in the agreement.
Betterments. At any time the City may request a Betterment to a City Facility or to LACMTA infrastructure, provided that a Betterment of LACMTA infrastructure requires LACMTA approval, which shall not unreasonably be withheld. Within 45 Days of the City’s request, LACMTA shall clearly identify to the City any Design or Design change requested by the City that the LACMTA considers a Betterment. If the LACMTA fails to do so, then the City’s requested Design or Design change shall not be considered a Betterment. Any Betterment requested by City staff is to be approved by City Council. Any Design or Design change initiated by the City shall specifically identify any Betterment included in such Design or Design change. It is understood and agreed that no Betterment may be performed in connection with the Project (whether designed or constructed by the City or by the LACMTA) which is incompatible with the Project or which cannot be performed within the constraints of applicable law, and/or any applicable governmental approvals. The City or a third party designated by the City shall bear the Cost of all Betterments. The LACMTA shall make all commercially reasonable efforts to obtain the best possible price for all Betterments requested by the City. The City may participate directly in any negotiations between the LACMTA and its contractor concerning the price of any Betterments.
Betterments. With respect to betterments or other extraordinary or special assessments that may be included in the definition of Taxes, Subtenant's obligations shall apply only to the extent such assessments are payable during and in respect of the Sublease Term if paid over the longest period permitted by law.
Betterments. 2.5.1.During the Preliminary Engineering Design phase but in any event not later than the applicable Pre-Solicitation Comment Due Date for each Rearrangement, Utility shall inform MTA what Betterments, if any, Utility desires so that MTA can review the Betterments and determine whether they satisfy the requirements set forth in Section 2.5.2. Each Design furnished by Utility shall specifically identify any Betterments included in such Design. MTA may also identify Betterments included in Designs furnished by Utility or in comments provided by Utility on MTA-finished Designs, by giving written notice thereof to Utility during the Design review process.
Betterments. As applicable, credit shall be allowed or Utility shall pay for Betterments in accordance with the following: The amount of a Betterment credit, if any, shall be the estimated cost of the Replacement Facility, minus the estimated cost of a Substitute Facility. The amount of Betterment credit, if any, shall be a fixed amount determined by the Parties during Design Engineering based upon estimates provided by Utility and its contractors and agreed to by the MTA.
Betterments. Utility Betterments may be added to the Work pursuant to Section 15. If any Betterment has been added to the Work and the Contract Price has been increased accordingly by Change Order, but subsequently for any reason the Betterment is deleted from the Work, or the scope of the Contractor's Work with regard to such Betterment is materially reduced, then the District shall be entitled to issue a Change Order reducing the Contract Price to reflect the value of any reduction in the costs of the Work that is directly attributable to such deletion or reduction. Any change in the scope of the Work pursuant to this Section 8.2.5 shall not be considered a District-Directed Change.
Betterments. If the estimated job or total invoice cost is $5,000 or above, and the expenditure(s) will extend the useful life of an asset previously capitalized, then the expenditure should be capitalized. Maintenance and Repairs The following replacement expenditures are considered maintenance and repairs and are not subject to the total invoice cost guideline of $1,000. Repainting of Buildings, Pools, Park Areas (1)(6) Refinishing of Furniture (2) Glass Replacement (except when Thermal replaces regular glass) Maintenance Service Contracts, such as Yard, Television, Elevator, Swimming Pool Wall Paper (not Vinyl) (2) Reupholstery of Furniture (2) Replastering (2) Replacement of Chain Locks, Key Blanks, Keys, Locks, Locksets. Locks and locksets installed in new doors or offering substantial security improvements should be capitalized if the invoice is over $1,000. Patching Parking Lot (3) Roof Repairs (4) Waterproofing of Lamp Globes and Light Bulbs Section Replacement for Neon Signs Caulking and Sealing (1) Toilet Seats Stolen Televisions Small Parts for Equipment (see below) Landscaping/Plants (5)
Betterments. 8. The States or either of them may at their own expense carry out betterments in conjunction with the standardization work.
Betterments. A. [USER NOTE: Choose one of the following two options:] The Utility Construction Work does not include any Betterment. /or/ The Utility Construction Work includes Betterment due to with an estimated cost of $ . /or/ MnDOT and the Utility Owner have not determined if the Utility Construction Work will include Betterment or have not determined the amount of the Betterment. MnDOT and the Utility Owner will revise this Work Order as necessary.
