Inspection and Investigation. The Contractor agrees to provide to NYSERDA, NYSERDA’s technical contractor(s) and/or data agent, throughout the Project Term, access to the Project Site(s) facility, equipment, data (including metering and energy management system data), and personnel as necessary to facilitate quality assurance of the Project installation. NYSERDA or its technical contractor(s) may conduct a site inspection at a Project Site at any time. All installations are subject to random field or photo inspections. The selection of installations for inspection will be determined by NYSERDA according to standard NYSERDA protocol and the status of the Contractor. NYSERDA, its technical contractor, or data agent may choose to visit the Project Site to verify that the information provided in any of the required documentation is accurate. Written complaints received by NYSERDA from customers will be documented and investigated by NYSERDA or its representatives. Complaints from customers will be shared with the Contractor unless determined by NYSERDA to be frivolous and/or have no merit. If NYSERDA deems an inspection necessary, any milestone deliverables that are under review by NYSERDA will not be approved until the inspection has been completed. NYSERDA may charge the Contractor for any costs incurred by NYSERDA for additional design review, photo or field inspections that are required due to the failure by the Contractor to submit a complete application, repetitive errors in design or installation, or to make corrections or modifications as requested by NYSERDA.
Inspection and Investigation. The User must permit CUPF to inspect the Facility at any time to ensure compliance with this Agreement. The User must cooperate with the inspection. CUPF may examine the User’s records to determine and verify compliance with this Agreement and to resolve or decide any claim or dispute arising under this Agreement. The User must cooperate with any investigation by CUPF.
Inspection and Investigation. Insurers shall be permitted but not obliged to inspect the Insured's property and operations at any time. Neither Insurers right to make inspections nor the making thereof nor any report thereon shall constitute an undertaking on behalf of or for the benefit of the Insured or others, to determine or warrant that such property or operations are adequate or safe. Insurers shall be permitted to investigate any Pollution Hazard reported to Insurers or Claim made against the Insured. The Insured must advise the Insurers or (Response) prior to incurring any sum set forth in paragraph 1(c). Insurers may examine and audit the Insured's books and records at any time as far as they relate to the subject matter of this Policy.
Inspection and Investigation. Purchaser has conducted an investigation of the Assets to be transferred hereunder and is ente ring into this Agreement in reliance on its own investigation concerning the physical condition, economic feasibility, profitability, value, and economic potential of said Assets and Purchaser was not induced to enter into this Agreement by any oral or written representation, statement of fact, expressions of opinion, or warranty of the Seller other than those expressly set forth in this Agreement. All of the foregoing Representations and Warranties of the Purchaser shall be true as of the execution of this Agreement and as of the Closing.
Inspection and Investigation. (a) Initial Inspection Period; Inspection Period Extensions. Purchaser and Purchaser's agents and consultants shall have ninety (90) days after the Effective Date (the “Initial Inspection Period”) within which to review the documents, items, and issues addressed in Sections 4.1 through 4.8, inclusive, (e.g., Preliminary Title Report, the Property Descriptions, the Surveys, the easements, the Environmental Assessments, the UCC Search and any other studies, investigations or other matters, whether by Seller or undertaken by Purchaser) (collectively referred to herein as the “Due Diligence Items”). Any delay by Seller in providing Due Diligence Items it is responsible to provide and in Seller’s possession shall entitle Purchaser to an equivalent extension of the Initial Inspection Period. Additionally, in the event that Purchaser requires extra time to complete its inspections, investigations and reviews, due to no fault or omission on the part of Purchaser, Purchaser shall have the right, upon written notice to Seller delivered prior to expiration of the Initial Inspection Period, to extend said period for an additional sixty (60) days (the “First Extension Period”). If Purchaser is unable to complete its inspections, investigations and reviews during the First Extension Period, due to no fault or omission on the part of Purchaser, then Purchaser shall have the additional right, upon written notice to Seller delivered prior to expiration of the First Extension Period, to further extend the period for its inspections, investigations and reviews for a supplemental period of sixty
Inspection and Investigation. (a) The books, documents, papers, and records of the CMA and subsidi- aries shall be maintained for five years after the applicable crop year and shall be available to CCC for inspection and examination at all reasonable times.
Inspection and Investigation. On the day of or immediately preceding the Closing Date, ARM shall have a full inspection of the most current regulatory filings for the purpose of examining the condition of SRCR. As of the Closing Date, SRCR shall be entering the joint venture based on: (a) its own independent investigation and evaluation of the Business, (b) its future prospects, and (c) the covenants, representations and warranties of ARM set forth herein, and is not relying on any oral representations made by ARM in this transaction with regard to the Business and Business Assets not otherwise contained explicitly or implicitly herein.
Inspection and Investigation. The User must permit CUPF to inspect the Facility at any time to ensure compliance with this Agreement. The User must cooperate with the inspection. CUPF may examine the User’s records to determine and verify compliance with this Agreement and to resolve or decide any claim or dispute arising under this Agreement. The User must cooperate with any investigation by CUPF. Termination/Modification. CUPF may deny the requested use, unilaterally terminate or modify this Agreement and/or a permit issued to the User, and/or preclude (temporarily or permanently) User from future use of one or more Facilities, upon written notice to the User, for any of the following reasons: The User or any Person acting under the User’s authority misused, damaged, or destroyed property at a Facility or failed to leave the Facility as clean as it was before the Activity; The User or any Person acting under the User’s authority provided false or misleading information to CUPF, including false or misleading information about the User or the proposed use; CUPF assessed damages against the User or any Person acting under the User’s authority; CUPF deems the use inappropriate for the Facility, inconsistent with the size, location, and available services at the Facility, or inconsistent with public health, safety, or welfare standards; or The User or any Person acting under the User’s authority failed to fully complete or comply with the Agreement or a previous Agreement, including non-payment by virtue of a returned check or failure to make scheduled payments. Termination is effective 10 calendar days after the notice is issued, unless a different time is given in the notice. Neither the county nor the Board of Education is responsible for User’s losses as a result of termination or modification under this section, above and beyond refund of any fees User paid to CUPF for the use of the Facility. CUPF may terminate any permits or agreements that apply to other locations that CUPF has permitted the User to occupy. Before reinstating a permit, CUPF may require the User to comply with other conditions including meeting with the CUPF Director or designee, participating in user training, and paying for supervision by staff such as MCPS Security. CUPF may relocate, reschedule or cancel a permitted use that is in conflict with the school’s academic programming or when it is in the best interest of the county or the Board of Education to do so. Neither the county nor the Board of Education is r...
Inspection and Investigation. The scope of Inspection and Investigation permitted by this Agreement shall be limited to the following: (1) visual inspection of the Site; (2) surveying of the Site; (3) measurements of dimensions of the Site and Existing Improvements; (4) subsurface exploration conducted under the supervision of a licensed soils or geotechnical engineer; and (5) non-destructive examination of Existing Improvements. Entry to the Site or College campus for the purpose of or to prepare for conducting Inspection and Investigation shall not be permitted unless arranged in advance by This Proposer pursuant to a written request submitted to Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Director of Facilities, xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx. Such request
Inspection and Investigation. The User must permit the County to inspect the facility at any time to ensure compliance with this Agreement. CUPF may examine the User’s records to determine and verify compliance with this Agreement and to resolve or decide any claim or dispute arising under this Agreement. The User must cooperate with any investigation by CUPF.
