Common use of Final Construction Report Clause in Contracts

Final Construction Report. The Final Construction Report should provide final documentation on the planting activities and a schedule of anticipated monitoring during the post-construction phase of performance monitoring. This report, prepared in consultation with the Trustees, should include, at a minimum, the following information: a. Description and date(s) of all planting activities conducted during the construction period; b. Final as-built drawings or schematics showing the locations of the planted saplings; c. Summary of sapling survival data and calculations demonstrating that the prescribed performance standards for spatial extent and sapling survival have been met; d. All pertinent Global Positioning System (GPS) data and Geographic Information System (GIS) files in digital format that were generated during construction; e. Ground photography of the planted saplings; f. Changes in project design and differences in final construction, if any; g. Significant construction dates, including the Planting Completion Date; h. Map(s) of the restoration project area showing the final location of all sampling plots, including their coordinates, and a delineation of all monitoring parcels to be used during performance monitoring; and i. Performance monitoring schedule (see section 3.3.5). Within 30 days of receipt of the Final Construction Report, and upon finding that construction is in accordance with the requirements of this RIMP and the Design and Construction Plan, the Trustees, through the LAT, will approve the Final Construction Report and provide written notice to Hilcorp (or their designee) certifying the completion of construction.

Final Construction Report. The Final Construction Report should provide final documentation on the planting activities and a schedule of anticipated monitoring during the post-construction phase of performance monitoring. This report, prepared in consultation with the Trustees, should include, at a minimum, the following information: a. Description and date(s) of all planting activities conducted during the construction period; b. Final as-built drawings or schematics showing the locations of the planted saplings; c. Summary of sapling survival data and calculations demonstrating that the prescribed performance standards for spatial extent and sapling survival have been met; d. All pertinent Global Positioning System (GPS) data and Geographic Information System (GIS) files in digital format that were generated during construction; e. Ground photography of the planted saplings; f. Changes in project design and differences in final construction, if any; g. Significant construction dates, including the Planting Completion Date; h. Map(s) of the restoration project area showing the final location of all sampling plots, including their coordinates, and a delineation of all monitoring parcels to be used during performance monitoring; and i. Performance monitoring schedule (see section 3.3.5). Within 30 days of receipt of the Final Construction Report, and upon finding that construction is in accordance with the requirements of this RIMP and the Design and Construction Plan, the Trustees, through the LAT, will approve the Final Construction Report and provide written notice to Hilcorp Unocal (or their designee) certifying the completion of construction.