Common use of Changes in Contract Time Due to Weather Conditions Clause in Contracts

Changes in Contract Time Due to Weather Conditions. The Contractor shall consider climatic conditions in preparing the construction schedule and shall anticipate therein periods where work may not be practical due to adverse weather conditions. Weather conditions shall not comprise grounds for extension of Contract Time unless the Contractor is able to demonstrate that the number of rain days during the entire Contract Time exceeded 120% of that for the same period in the prior year. In making such an assertion the Contractor shall use rain data recorded in the Superintendent's Log, which must include the date, duration and volume of rain recorded at the Project Site for each day, as compared to that recorded for the area closest to the Project Site, as reported by the National Weather Service. The Owner shall determine the criteria for establishing ‟rain days”.

Changes in Contract Time Due to Weather Conditions. The Contractor CONTRACTOR shall consider climatic conditions in preparing the construction schedule and shall anticipate therein periods where work may not be practical due to adverse weather conditions. Weather conditions shall not comprise grounds for extension of Contract Time unless the Contractor CONTRACTOR is able to demonstrate that the number of rain days during the entire Contract Time exceeded 120% of that for the same period in the prior year. In making such an assertion assertion, the Contractor CONTRACTOR shall use rain data recorded in the Superintendent's ’s Log, which must include the date, duration and volume of rain recorded at the Project Site for each day, as compared to that recorded for the area closest to the Project Site, as reported by the National Weather Service. The Owner CITY shall determine the criteria for establishing ‟rain “rain days”.

Changes in Contract Time Due to Weather Conditions. The Contractor CONTRACTOR shall consider climatic conditions in preparing the construction schedule and shall anticipate therein periods where work may not be practical due to adverse weather conditions. Weather conditions shall not comprise grounds for extension of Contract Time unless the Contractor CONTRACTOR is able to demonstrate that the number of rain days during the entire Contract Time exceeded 120% of that for the same period in the prior year. In making such an assertion the Contractor CONTRACTOR shall use rain data recorded in the Superintendent's Log, which must include the date, duration and volume of rain recorded at the Project Site for each day, as compared to that recorded for the area closest to the Project Site, as reported by the National Weather Service. The Owner OWNER shall determine the criteria for establishing ‟rain ‟ rain days”.