BUILDABILITY Clause Samples
The Buildability clause defines the requirement that a design or construction plan must be practical and feasible to construct using standard methods and materials. In practice, this clause ensures that architects, engineers, or contractors consider construction constraints, such as site conditions, available technology, and workforce skills, when developing plans. Its core function is to prevent delays, cost overruns, or disputes by ensuring that the proposed works can be executed efficiently and safely within the project's parameters.
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BUILDABILITY. The BUYER may review whether the Property is buildable in view of ledge, site conditions or access, unavailability or expense of providing utilities, existence of wetlands or floodplains, zoning, subdivision, MEPA or other regulatory constraints or any other reason the BUYER may deem appropriate. BUYER is specifically authorized to review the development potential of the Property with governmental officials in order to estimate and evaluate the risk or likelihood of success in obtaining necessary governmental approvals for development of the Property.
BUILDABILITY. The overall capability of the lots or parcels to safely accommodate development is improved or not diminished, particularly by providing needed land area for water supply and wastewater systems.