ENGINEER'S INSPECTION Clause Samples
ENGINEER'S INSPECTION. At any time after the Agent becomes aware of a Renovation involving an aggregate amount in excess of $1,000,000 (as reasonably determined by Borrower and so certified in an Officer's Certificate delivered to the Agent), the Agent may, hire an independent engineer to inspect the applicable Mortgaged Property and the related Renovation and Lender may deem such Renovation not complete unless the engineer approves such Renovation. The cost of such inspection shall be for the account of Borrower.
ENGINEER'S INSPECTION. At any time after Lender becomes aware of a casualty or Taking involving an aggregate amount in excess of $1,000,000 (as reasonably determined by Borrower and so certified in an Officers' Certificate delivered to the Agent) the Agent may hire an independent engineer to inspect the applicable Mortgaged Property and the Agent may deem any related Restoration not complete unless the engineer reasonably determines that the Restoration was completed in accordance with this Agreement. The cost of such inspection shall be for the account of Borrower.
ENGINEER'S INSPECTION. At any time after Lender becomes aware of a casualty or Taking involving an aggregate amount in excess of $500,000 (as reasonably determined by Borrower and so certified in an Officers' Certificate delivered to Lender) Lender may hire an independent engineer to inspect the applicable Property and Lender may deem any related Restoration not complete unless the engineer reasonably determines that the Restoration was completed in accordance with this Agreement. The cost of such inspection shall be for the account of Borrower.
ENGINEER'S INSPECTION. The Developer shall be entitled to require an inspection of the Energy System by an Independent Engineer (at the Developer's cost) at the expiry of each Service Period to ensure that the Energy System is being maintained in a manner consistent with the obligations of ESCo under this Agreement and the Project Agreements and in accordance with Good Industry Practice. No later than [six (6)] months prior to the Expiry Date, the Developer shall be entitled to require an inspection of the Energy System by an Independent Engineer (the "Expiry Inspection") to ensure that the Energy System is capable of continued operation to the standards required under this Agreement, for a minimum of [five (5)] years after the Expiry Date. Such Expiry Inspection shall be carried out at ESCo’s cost. Not less than [three (3)] months prior to the expiry of each Service Period, or the request for an Expiry Inspection, ESCo shall provide details to the Developer of the individual who ESCo proposes will carry out such inspection, and the Developer will inform ESCo within [twenty (20)] Business Days whether or not they accept the proposed Independent Engineer, and if they do not, ESCo shall be required to propose an alternative within [ten (10)] Business Days and the process shall be repeated. If the Developer does not approve the second proposal, the Developer shall request the President for the time being of the Energy Institute to nominate an Independent Engineer, and all Parties shall accept such nomination. The Independent Engineer shall be required:- to carry out his inspection in such a manner as to cause as little disruption as reasonably possible to the Heat Supply, and ESCo shall have no liability to the Developer as a result of any disruption which is in fact caused by such inspection; to consult with ▇▇▇▇ on the results of his inspection before preparing his report; to provide a detailed report of any Major Plant forming part of the Energy System which he believes will need to be replaced during the subsequent Service Period, detailing each piece of equipment, the anticipated cost of replacement and the time at which replacement will be required; and in the case of an Expiry Inspection, provide a detailed report of any part of the Energy System which he believes will need to be replaced in the remaining six months prior to the Expiry Date in order to satisfy paragraph 3.2, detailing each piece of equipment, the anticipated cost of replacement and the time at which replacem...
ENGINEER'S INSPECTION. (Seating Stands and Public Access) The Customer will be responsible for obtaining and costs of Engineering Inspection and Stability Certificates if required by local authorities. A copy of the Inspection Certificate is to be lodged with Talisman prior to the stand being used. Should the Customer require Talisman to provide an Engineers Inspection and Stability Certificate, Talisman can arrange this. Cost to be agreed in writing and covered by the official order. The cost of the Engineers Inspection and Stability Certificate is not included in the contract price.
ENGINEER'S INSPECTION. Township, in its sole discretion, may employ a professional engineer or his agents to perform inspections of the Improvements, and all charges for said inspections will be the sole responsibility of the Developer. If ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ refuses to pay for said services, then, subject to Developer’s right to contest such charges under applicable law, Developer shall be in default and Township shall be entitled to such remedies as are set forth herein, or which may be authorized by law. It shall be the obligation of Developer to arrange in advance with the Township Engineer for inspection of work as the work progresses. The Township Engineer is authorized to require the removal of any work which is not completed in accordance with the Plan and applicable ordinances, resolutions or specifications, or which is not done in a good and workmanlike manner.
