Elevation Plans Clause Samples
The Elevation Plans clause defines the requirements and specifications for the vertical design aspects of a construction project, such as the appearance and dimensions of building facades and exterior features. It typically outlines the need for detailed drawings or diagrams that show the height, shape, and architectural elements of each side of the structure. By establishing clear expectations for the building's external elevations, this clause ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of the project's visual and structural outcomes, reducing the risk of disputes or misunderstandings during construction.
Elevation Plans. The owner shall construct the building in accordance with the elevation plans annexed hereto and marked Schedule “F”, if applicable. The owner further agrees to maintain the building for so long as it exists in accordance with said plans.
Elevation Plans. Drawings of all interior and storefront elevations of the Premises visible to the public, storefront details and illustrating architectural compatibility with surrounding areas, building sections or cross sections to accurately depict design details all in compliance with the Airports Authority Design and Technical Criteria Package.
Elevation Plans. Drawn to scale of 1/4" per foot, and showing the exterior elevations of buildings as they will actually appear after all back filling.
Elevation Plans. Drawings illustrating the elevation of all sides of the development (except for Mobile Home Park Developments and detached Residential Units).