Lot Inspection. One (1) Union and one (1) Corporation Representative shall inspect all Lots two (2) times per calendar year for safety hazards and report findings to the Training & Safety Committee.
Lot Inspection. At such time as Seller has completed the Development Work with respect to a particular group of Available Lots, Seller shall issue and deliver to Purchaser a memorandum certifying to it. At least five (5) business days prior to Closing by Purchaser of its acquisition of a particular Lot, the parties through their agents or employees, jointly shall inspect such Lot and the improvements related thereto specified by Seller as finished and, provided such improvements are in fact finished, sign a memorandum “punch list” wherein are described the results of their joint inspection (the “Lot Inspection Report”). Attached hereto as Exhibit “B” and made a part hereof is a Lot Inspection Report to be used for said purpose. Unless otherwise provided herein or agreed by both parties to the contrary, Seller shall repair and/or complete all deficiencies and noted incomplete items within thirty (30) days of said Lot Inspection Report (final paving shall be completed within a reasonable time and so as not to hinder, delay or interfere with Purchaser’s development, or issuance of a building or use and occupancy permits). Completion of said punch list items shall not be a condition precedent to Closing, so long as completion of the punch list items will not delay Purchaser from obtaining building permits and occupancy permits, and/or adversely affect Purchaser’s ability to market Homes, in which case the date for Closing shall be extended for up to thirty (30) days for Seller to complete the punch list items. In the event the parties are unable to agree upon the completion of Lot finishing, or the nature of the defects involved in completing such Lots, each of the parties shall select a licensed professional engineer, and the two engineers thus selected shall select a third and the consensus of such three engineers regarding the completion or non-completion of Lot finishing shall be binding upon the parties. Each party shall pay all costs and expenses associated with the engineer that each party selects. All costs and expenses associated with the third engineer, selected by the first two engineers, shall be equally divided between the Seller and Purchaser.
Lot Inspection. APPROVAL PURCHASER will inspect unit lots per [*], Acceptance level will be [*] for both cosmetic and electrical performance. Disposition of failed lot is at the PURCHASER'S discretions.
Lot Inspection. Each lot shall be inspected within 14 days from the date of receipt by Buyer or Buyer's authorized agent, at Buyer's authorized agent, at Buyer's expensive. The 14 day period shall be waived if conditions beyond Buyer's control make it unreasonable or impossible to perform the lot inspection within the 14 day period.
Lot Inspection. One (1) Union and one (1) Corporation Representative shall inspect all cashier attended Lots two (2) times per calendar year for safety hazards and report findings to the Joint Occupational Health & Safety Committee.
