Final Permits Clause Samples
The 'Final Permits' clause establishes the requirement for obtaining all necessary governmental or regulatory permits and approvals before a project or activity can proceed to its final stages. In practice, this clause typically obligates one or both parties to secure documentation such as building permits, environmental clearances, or operational licenses, and may specify deadlines or procedures for providing proof of such permits. Its core function is to ensure legal compliance and mitigate the risk of project delays or penalties by making the acquisition of final permits a clear precondition for further action or completion.
Final Permits. Seller shall provide Purchaser copies of all Permits issued to Seller or the Project after the Execution Date by the applicable Governmental Authority. Each such issued Permit will be deemed sufficient to satisfy the conditions set forth in Section 6.1.10 and Section 6.4.5 if it (a) is, or will be on the Firm Date or Closing Date, as applicable, valid, binding, or in full force and effect, (b) is not conditioned on any future payments after the Closing that are not Excluded Liabilities, and (c) does not restrict the use, performance, or output of the Project as currently contemplated or has or would reasonably be expected to have an adverse and material effect on the capacity, availability, operations (including costs of operations), maintenance (including the cost of maintenance), reliability, schedule, or safety (including safety of construction) of the Project.
Final Permits a. Submit all documents to the required public agencies for plan check review
b. Coordinate with public agencies for submittal review and approval
c. Incorporate plan check corrections into drawings and specifications
d. Submit revised documents required for Building Permit issuance
Final Permits. Based on the Final Plans the Confluence Team will complete the applications for the various permits required for the project including: Land Disturbance Permit for both the City of Garden City and Kansas Department of Health & Environment (KDHE), submit plans to the City of Garden City for Building Permit the actual permit will be the responsibility of the Contractor).