Management of Hotel Renovation and Construction Projects Sample Clauses

Management of Hotel Renovation and Construction Projects. Owner shall have the right to manage the construction of any repair, refurbishment (including FF&E replacement), renovation or construction project at the Inn, that exceeds a total budgeted cost of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000), as adjusted by the GDP Deflator; provided, however, that (i) Marriott International Design & Construction Services, Inc. be allowed to bid on all projects funded from the Reserve; (ii) prior to commencement of a renovation or construction project, Owner shall submit to Manager's Hotel Design Review Committee (or such similar committee), for its approval, all project plans, drawings and specifications and shall ensure that the final plans, drawings and specifications pursuant to which the project is undertaken conform to those approved by such committee; (iii) all materials used and quality of installation and finish shall be equal to or better than those required by System Standards; (iv) the contractors, architects and other consultants utilized by Owner shall be subject to the approval of Manager (based upon reputation and experience) and shall be fully insured and bonded to the reasonable satisfaction of Manager; (v) the project shall not be deemed completed until Manager, in its reasonable judgment, certifies that the renovation or construction work conforms with all project plans, drawings, and specifications approved by Manager; and (vi) Owner shall work cooperatively with Manager to minimize interruption to Inn operations, and to the experience of the Hotel's guests, from the project. Any construction project or Inn renovation that has a total budgeted cost of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000), or less, as adjusted by the GDP Deflator, shall be managed through Marriott International Design & Construction Services, Inc. or such other design and construction firm selected by Manager.
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Management of Hotel Renovation and Construction Projects. A. Owner shall have the right to manage any Hotel renovation or construction project that exceeds a total budgeted cost of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000), as adjusted by the GDP Deflator; provided, however, that (i) Marriott International Design & Construction Services, Inc. (and its successors and assigns) shall be allowed to bid on all such projects (which bid may be as a Profit Transaction); (ii) prior to commencement of such project, Owner shall submit to Manager’s Hotel Design Review committee (or such similar committee), for its approval, all project plans, drawings and specifications and shall ensure that the final plans, drawings and specifications pursuant to which such project is undertaken conform to those approved by such committee; (iii) all materials used in, and the quality of installation and finish with respect to, such project shall be equal to or better than those required by System Standards; (iv) the contractors, architects and other consultants utilized by Owner with respect to such project shall be subject to the approval of Manager (based upon reputation and experience) and shall be fully insured and bonded to the reasonable satisfaction of Manager; (v) such project shall not be deemed completed until Manager, in its reasonable judgment, certifies that the project work conforms with all project plans, drawings and specifications approved by Manager; and (vi) Owner shall (x) work cooperatively with Manager to minimize interruption to Hotel operations, and to the experience of the Hotel’s guests, from such project and (y) obtain Manager’s approval prior to undertaking any activity with respect to such project that could affect guest experience at the Hotel or Manager’s operation and management of the Hotel.
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Management of Hotel Renovation and Construction Projects. Owner shall have the right to manage the construction of any repair, refurbishment (including FF&E replacement), renovation or construction project at the Inn, that exceeds a total budgeted cost of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000), as adjusted by the GDP Deflator; provided, however, that (i) Marriott International Design & Construction Services, Inc. be allowed to bid on all projects funded from the Reserve; (ii) prior to commencement of a renovation or construction project, Owner shall submit to Manager's Hotel Design Review Committee (or such similar committee), for its approval, all project plans, drawings and
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