Plant Condition Sample Clauses
The Plant Condition clause defines the required state or quality of a plant or facility at a specific point in time, typically at delivery, completion, or handover. It sets out standards for aspects such as cleanliness, operational readiness, safety compliance, and the absence of defects. For example, it may require that all equipment is fully functional and that the site is free from construction debris before acceptance. This clause ensures that the receiving party obtains the plant in a condition fit for its intended use, thereby reducing disputes and clarifying expectations regarding project completion.
Plant Condition. The contractor shall remove any damaged fronds or tree limbs as they may occur from storms or vandalism. The stakes and ties should always be in good condition. Stakes and ties will be removed in the eighth month of the maintenance program. All sucker growth shall be removed when it occurs on specific trees.
Plant Condition. The contractor shall remove any damaged fronds or tree limbs as they may occur from storms or vandalism. The stakes and ties should always be in good condition. Stakes and ties will be removed in the eighth month of the maintenance program. All sucker growth shall be removed when it occurs on specific trees. END OF EXHIBIT A As consideration for providing the Services as set forth in the Agreement, the CITY agrees to pay, and the CONTRACTOR agrees to accept payment on a time and reimbursement cost basis [or other basis] as follows [or in Exhibit B-1, which is attached and made part of this Agreement]:
Plant Condition. Buyer has performed an initial review of the aerial and underground plant associated with the System. Buyer hereby waives all claims, if any, against Seller with respect to the quality of the plant and agrees to take the plant "as is" at Closing.