Construction Approval. On completion of construction, grantees shall submit proof of 100% completion and arrange for an on-site inspection by the Façade Grants Coordinator to assure that the terms of the Funding Agreement have been honored. Discrepancies will be noted and a time frame for their correction will be established as necessary. Upon final approval by the Façade Grants Coordinator, the grantee will submit a request for reimbursement to the CRA, along with receipts for payment, lien releases by the contractor(s) and photographs of the completed work, based on the Funding Agreement. Reimbursements will be made according to City’s accounting procedures. All work shall be permitted and inspected by the City, just as it would if not part of the Façade and Building Stabilization Program.
Construction Approval. On completion of construction, including final inspection by the Permitting Services Division, the awardee shall submit a request for reimbursement to the FSARP Program Coordinator. Along with request for reimbursement, the awardee must submit the following to assure the terms of the agreement have been honored: • Proof of all project costs, including contractor invoices • Receipts proving payment for services and supplies • Lien release(s) by the contractor(s) • One photo of each improvement and at least one photo of the entire façade , MEP and/or life safety improvements The FSARP Program Coordinator will certify that all work was permitted and inspected by the City’s Permitting Services Division and verify the work was completed in a satisfactory and professional manner. Discrepancies will be noted and a time frame for their correction will be established as necessary. If there is a strong deviation in improvements as approved by the FSARP Review Committee, the City reserves the right to deny reimbursement.
Construction Approval. Final design and construction documents shall be submitted to the Public Works Department for review and approval for all new sanitary infrastructures and any proposed connection(s) to existing City sewer. Approval will not be granted until the City is satisfied that any requested design modifications have been made. The design submittal shall include all drawings, specifications and supporting calculations needed to verify that the proposed sewer collection system aligns with the concepts approved in the Development Review process and meets the City’s design standards as specified herein. Proposed infrastructure agreements between the Developer and the City regarding cost sharing, advance financing, utilization of SDC credits, etc. shall be presented in written form and signed by all parties prior to Construction Approval.
Construction Approval. Construction and other new improvements at the premises shall be in conformity with the regulatory and building codes of the City and subject to the approval of the City. Any permanent improvements or fixtures constructed by DRC on the subleased premises shall be considered the property of the City.
Construction Approval. Upon the completion of the pre-construction activities prescribed in the treatment plans, the Authority may authorize construction within portions of the APE after conclusion of treatment plan implementation where adverse impacts would occur and in accordance with the provisions of the applicable MOA, or where no historic properties were identified. If concurrence of the approval to proceed cannot be reached among the signatories, the dispute will be resolved in accordance with Stipulation XVII.A.
Construction Approval. Construction and other new improvements at the premises shall be in conformity with the regulatory and building codes of the City and subject to the approval of the Public Works Director or his designee. Any denial by the Public Works Director may be appealed to the Common Council. Any permanent improvements or fixtures constructed by Habitat ReStore on the leased premises shall be considered the property of the City.
Construction Approval. After obtaining Site Approval, the following requirements relating to site acquisition and construction shall apply.
Construction Approval. Construction and other improvements at the leased areas shall be in conformity with the regulatory codes of the City and subject to the approval of the Public Works Director or his designee. Any permanent improvements or fixtures constructed by the Lessee in the leased area shall be considered the property of the City.
Construction Approval. After obtaining Site Approval, the following requirements relating to site acquisition and construction shall apply. Area Developer assumes all cost, liability, expense and responsibility for procuring the location, acquisition and development of sites and for construction of new Burger King Restaurants. If Area Developer acquires a leasehold interest in the site, such lease shall be for a term extending at least through the term of the New Developer Restaurant Franchise Agreement to be granted for the location.
Construction Approval. Any subsequent property owners and/or tenants are required to consult with KDHE during planning of any improvement to the property and to obtain written approval from KDHE in Topeka, Kansas, before any work is done to any monitoring devices or systems, before improvement of this site is performed, or before any excavation or construction of permanent structures, drainage ditches, changes to the contour or dirt work, changes in the vegetation grown, production or sale of food chain crops, or removal of any security fencing, signs, or devices installed to restrict public access to waste storage or disposal areas.
