Engineer’s Certification. The Developer shall provide the written opinion of a professional engineer, currently licensed to practice in Tennessee, attesting that the entire watershed where the Project Site is located has been reviewed, and that upon full development at the greatest allowable use density under existing zoning of all land within that watershed, the proposed development of the Project will not increase, alter, or affect the flow of surface runoff water, nor contribute to same, so as to damage, flood, or adversely affect any downstream property.
Engineer’s Certification. The Borrower agrees that upon reasonable written request of RUS, which request shall be made no more frequently than once every two years, the Borrower will supply promptly to RUS a certification (the “Engineer’s Certification”), in form satisfactory to RUS, prepared by a professional engineer, who shall be satisfactory to RUS, as to the condition of the Projects. In the event such Engineer’s Certification identifies any defects with respect to the Projects, the Borrower will undertake such remedial action to correct such defects as RUS may reasonably request.
Engineer’s Certification. Written certification by the Developer’s Engineer that the Improvements have been fully constructed and installed in substantial conformance with the Plans and Specifications;
Engineer’s Certification. All permit applications for bridge attachments and for excavations that are adjacent to the Light Rail track bed shall be accompanied by the certification of a registered professional engineer that the drawings, plans and specifications submitted with the application comply with applicable technical codes, rules and regulations.
Engineer’s Certification. Before the payment by the District as provided above, the Developer shall provide the District with a certificate, signed by the District Engineer, certifying that: (i) the amount to be paid to the Developer is equal to the lesser of the fair market or the actual cost of the Improvements and (ii) the Improvements are in substantial conformity with the plans and specifications and all applicable laws governing the installation or construction thereof as certified to the Developer and the District by the District Engineer.
Engineer’s Certification. The District shall accept any completed Work Product and/or Improvements where the District Engineer (or other consulting engineer reasonably acceptable to the District), in his/her professional opinion, is able to certify that, in addition to any other requirements of law:
Engineer’s Certification. Where pro- vided for in the borrower’s loan docu- ments, RUS may require the borrower to provide an ‘‘Engineer’s Certifi- cation’’ as to the condition of the bor- rower’s system (including, but not lim- ited to, all mortgaged property.) Such certification shall be in form and sub- stance satisfactory to RUS and shall be prepared by a professional engineer satisfactory to RUS. If RUS determines that the Engineer’s Certification dis- closes a need for improvements to the condition of its system or any other operations of the borrower, the bor- rower shall, upon notification by RUS, promptly undertake to accomplish such improvements.
Engineer’s Certification. Consultant Engineering Services to the Village, hereby certifies that said Engineer:
Engineer’s Certification. The Funding Recipient has delivered to the Authority a written certification of the Engineer stating that:
Engineer’s Certification. □ Final As-Built Drawings □ Final Bacteria Test Reports □ Receipt of paid connection fees to DWD Task 10: Assessment Conduct a review of the annexation and inclusion process, overall implementation of the model project, and feasibility of similar connection projects for other water systems on Bethel Island, all of which is currently identified as a severely disadvantaged community based on DWR’s online Water Management Planning Tool DAC Places 2016 layer. The Assessment will identify potential benefits for the larger Bethel Island community and potential hurdles based on the success of the model project. Assessment will also address the outreach efficacy and capacity building elements of this project. Deliverables: □ Assessment of project implementation PROJECT 7: EVALUATION OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT AND GROUNDWATER RECHARGE PROJECTS IN DRY CREEK WATERSHED Local Project Sponsor: Stanislaus County An alternatives analysis will be performed to identify and evaluate potential flood control, detention, stormwater capture, and groundwater recharge projects within the Dry Creek Watershed. The potential projects identified will improve flood risk management in DACs, enhance water resources through groundwater recharge, improve ecosystem functions, and promote multi-benefit uses within the Dry Creek Watershed.
