Design of the Project Sample Clauses

Design of the Project. Except as set forth in Schedule A hereto, to its knowledge, the present operation of the Project and the operation as presently contemplated and as described in the Application does not and will not conflict with any current building, zoning, health, safety, water, air pollution or other ordinances, orders, laws or regulations applicable thereto.
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Design of the Project. The Lease Purchase Improvements have been or will be designed by or on behalf of the Developer and the Contractors have been or will be selected by the Developer. The Developer shall develop Final Plans such that the Lease Purchase Improvements are suitable for the use intended for the improvements as a parking facility by the City, and Developer shall be responsible for the selection or acceptability of the Contractors and any delay or failure other than Unavoidable Delays by the Contractors to timely construct the Lease Purchase Improvements for use by the City. Before executing any contracts with Contractors for the design or construction of the Lease Purchase Improvements, Developer shall provide any and all such contracts to the City for review and comment to ensure compliance with this Lease Purchase Agreement. All such contracts shall, among other things, include reasonably prudent warranties, guarantees and bonds, if any, consistent with the nature and scope of the project, and allow for the assignment of all warranties, guarantees and bonds to the City as contemplated by Section 4.5 herein.
Design of the Project. To the best of the Company's knowledge the design, construction and operation of the Project in the manner completed and as described herein does not conflict with any zoning, water or air pollution or other resolution, order, law or regulation applicable thereto; the Company has caused the Project to be designed and constructed in accordance with all the applicable federal state and local laws or resolutions (including rules and regulations) relating to zoning, building, safety and environmental quality; and the Company has not failed, or will not fail, to obtain and maintain in effect any licenses, permits, franchises or other governmental authorizations necessary for the construction, operation and conduct of the Project to date. The Company hereby agrees to operate the Project, or cause any lessee or other user of the Project, to operate the Project as a "project" as contemplated by the Act
Design of the Project. Seller shall design, engineer, procure, and construct the Project in accordance with this Agreement (including the Schedules and Appendices hereto) and the Interconnection Agreement or the Interconnection Standards, as applicable, and in accordance with the Codes and Standards, Good Engineering and Operating Practices, and Applicable Laws, and Seller shall cause the Project to adhere to such requirements for the Contract Term.
Design of the Project. Contractor shall expeditiously answer all queries from Authority concerning any design submission, and shall take this requirement into account in the Baseline Program specified in Article 6 that deals with the development and completion of the Project Design. Contractor shall submit its Proposed Baseline Program for making submittals and for Design Reviews, respectively (the “Submittal and Design Review Program”) within 60 days after each NTP, and Authority shall deal with it in the same manner as the proposed Coordinated Interface Report. The Submittal and Design Review Program shall be updated by Contractor whenever Authority directs and in consultation with Authority. As part of the proposed Submittal and Design Review Program, Contractor shall propose times at which Design Reviews are to be held. The actual timing shall be established in coordination with Authority.
Design of the Project. 1. Party A entrusts Party B to develop and construct an Internet information service project in China. Party A entrusts Party B to design the said project of providing information service in China and the technical plan needed for providing the service.
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Design of the Project. (a) The parties acknowledge that the conceptual designs for the Cricket Portion of the Project set forth on Exhibit “B” attached hereto and made a part hereof, including alternate options for the Cricket Public Parking Facility of (i) at least eighty-six (92) public parking spaces (the “Base Parking Option”); (ii) at least one hundred forty-two (147) public parking spaces (the “Intermediate Expanded Parking Option”) and (iii) at least two hundred five (210) public parking spaces (the “Fully Expanded Parking Option”), are consistent with their expectations as of the date of this Agreement. As more fully described in Section 2.2 hereof, the Township will select one of these options on or before September 18, 2013. Without limiting the Township’s ability to approve the plans and specifications for the land development approvals consistent with the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, Lower Merion Township Zoning Code and all other Laws (none of which shall be deemed to occur under this Agreement but rather in the ordinary course according to the Township’s practice and procedure), the Township shall have the right to approve final plans for the Cricket Portion of the Project (the “Approved Plans”); provided, however, that the Township shall not unreasonably withhold, delay or condition its consent under this subsection (a) so long as the design reflected in the plans is consistent with the conceptual design attached hereto as Exhibit “B.” No approval of the design, construction documents or any other aspect of the Cricket Portion of the Project shall be deemed to impose any liability upon the Township, it being understood that such review is for the Township’s own purposes and not to be construed as a representation or warranty that the Cricket Portion of the Project has been designed or constructed in conformance with applicable Laws. Dranoff shall remain solely responsible to review and approve, or cause qualified professionals to review and approve, the design and construction of the Cricket Portion of the Project. Further, no approvals under this Section 1.3(a) or otherwise under this Agreement shall in any way be construed to constitute an approval of the plans and specifications for any purpose whatsoever except for compliance with this Agreement.
Design of the Project. Segment B of the Project shall be constructed and equipped in accordance with the designs, plans, and specifications prepared by or under the direction of UTA. UTA is responsible for the hiring and management of the design professional for the Plaza, and UTA currently has Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx and Associates under contract for this design. CITY shall be involved in the design process for the Pedestrian Lighting and Pedestrian Improvements. City and UTA shall have approval of any final design of all portions of the Project. The parties will mutually agree on the final design and any changes to the design plans. Both parties acknowledge that the final plans must also be in accordance with the NCTCOG XXX, as amended. The design of the Plaza will be paid for by UTA in accordance with Section III of this Agreement; however the design will be done for the CITY so that the CITY has the right to utilize the design and related documents in construction of the Projects. The CITY is responsible for the hiring and management, at its own cost, of the design professional for the Pedestrian Improvements and Pedestrian Lighting.
Design of the Project. The Board shall contract with a professional engineer for the design for the Project, which shall include, but not be limited to, a synthetic turf playing surface lined for multiple sports and multiple age-appropriate fields, appropriate site drainage and accessory buildings and appurtenances, including but not limited to, field lighting and markings for multi-sport use. Said design services shall include but not be limited to plans and technical specifications for bidding purposes, as needed and/or as may be required by the Board, the Borough and/or applicable statutes and/or laws. The Borough and the Board shall jointly develop the requirements of the Project, and the Project design shall not be considered approved until both the Borough and the Board have approved the Project design.
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