DESIGN REVIEWS AND CODE APPROVALS Sample Clauses

DESIGN REVIEWS AND CODE APPROVALS. The Board of Visitors shall review the design of all Major Capital Projects and shall provide final Major Capital Project authorization based on the size, scope and cost estimate provided with the design. Unless stipulated by the Board of Visitors at the design review, no further design reviews shall be required. For all capital projects other than Major Capital Projects, the President, acting through the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, shall adopt procedures for design review and project authorization based on the size, scope and cost estimate provided with the design. It shall be the University’s policy that all capital projects shall be designed and constructed in accordance with applicable Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code (“VUSBC”) standards and the applicable accessibility code. The President, acting through the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, shall designate a Building Official responsible for building code compliance by either (i) hiring an individual to be the University Building Official, or (ii) continuing to use the services of the Department of General Services, Division of Engineering and Buildings, to perform the Building Official function. If option (i) is selected, the individual hired as the University Building Official shall be a full-time employee, a registered professional architect or engineer, and certified by the Department of Housing and Community Development to perform this Building Official function. The University Building Official shall issue building permits for each capital project required by the VUSBC to have a building permit, and shall determine the suitability for occupancy of, and shall issue certifications for building occupancy for, all capital projects requiring such certification. Prior to issuing any such certification, this individual shall ensure that the VUSBC and accessibility requirements are met for that capital project and that such capital project has been inspected by the State Fire Marshal or his designee. When serving as the University Building Official, such individual shall report directly and exclusively to the Board of Visitors. If the University hires its own University Building Official, it shall fulfill the code review requirement by:
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DESIGN REVIEWS AND CODE APPROVALS. 508 The board of visitors shall review the design of all major capital projects and shall provide final 509 major capital project authorization based on the size, scope, and cost estimate provided with the design. 510 Unless stipulated by the board of visitors at the design review, no further design reviews shall be 511 required. For all capital projects other than major capital projects, the President of the University, 512 acting through the Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance or his designee, shall adopt 513 procedures for design review and project authorization based on the size, scope, and cost estimate 514 provided with the design. It shall be University policy that all capital projects shall be designed and 515 constructed in accordance with applicable Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code (VUSBC) 516 standards and the applicable accessibility code. 517 The President of the University, acting through the Senior Vice President of Administration and 518 Finance or his designee, shall designate a building official responsible for building code compliance at 519 the University, by either (i) hiring an individual to be the University building official or (ii) continuing 520 to use the services of the Department of General Services, Division of Engineering and Buildings, to 521 perform the building official function. If option (i) is selected, the individual hired as the University 522 building official shall be a full-time employee of the University who has no other assigned duties or 523 responsibilities at the institution and who is not employed by any firm or business providing facility 524 services to the University, is a registered professional architect or engineer, and is certified by the
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DESIGN REVIEWS AND CODE APPROVALS. The board of visitors shall review the design of all major capital projects and shall provide final major capital project authorization based on the size, scope, and cost estimate provided with the design. Unless stipulated by the board of visitors at the design review, no further design reviews shall be
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DESIGN REVIEWS AND CODE APPROVALS. The Board of Visitors shall review the design of all Major Capital Projects and shall provide final Major Capital Project authorization based on the size, scope and cost estimate provided with the design. Unless stipulated by the Board of Visitors at the design review, no further design reviews shall be required. For all capital projects other than Major Capital Projects, the President, acting through the Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration or other designee, shall adopt procedures for design review and project authorization based on the size, scope and cost estimate provided with the design. It shall be the University's policy that all capital projects shall be designed and constructed in accordance with applicable Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code (VUSBC) standards and the applicable accessibility code.
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DESIGN REVIEWS AND CODE APPROVALS. SB1204ER 504 The board of visitors shall review the design of all major capital projects and shall provide final 505 major capital project authorization based on the size, scope, and cost estimate provided with the design. 506 Unless stipulated by the board of visitors at the design review, no further design reviews shall be 507 required. For all capital projects other than major capital projects, the President of the University, 508 acting through the Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance or designee, shall adopt 509 procedures for design review and project authorization based on the size, scope, and cost estimate 510 provided with the design. It shall be University policy that all capital projects shall be designed and 511 constructed in accordance with applicable Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code (VUSBC) 512 standards and the applicable accessibility code. 513 The President of the University, acting through the Senior Vice President for Administration and 514 Finance or designee, shall designate a building official responsible for building code compliance at the 515 University, by either (i) hiring an individual to be the University building official or (ii) continuing to 516 use the services of the Department of General Services, Division of Engineering and Buildings 517 (DGS-DEB), to perform the building official function. If option (i) is selected, the individual hired as the 518 University building official shall be a full-time employee of the University who has no other assigned 519 duties or responsibilities at the institution and who is not employed by any firm or business providing 520 facility services to the University, is a registered professional architect or engineer, and is certified by 521 the Department of Housing and Community Development to perform this building official function. The 522 University building official shall issue building permits for each capital project required by the VUSBC 523 to have a building permit, shall determine the suitability for occupancy of, and shall issue certifications 524 for building occupancy for, all capital projects requiring such certification. Prior to issuing any such 525 certification, this individual shall ensure that the VUSBC and accessibility requirements are met for that 526 capital project and that such capital project has been inspected by the State Fire Marshal or designee 527 as required. When serving as the University building official, such individual shall orga...
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