Rehabilitation Work. 6.7.1 The Performance and Measurement Table and related provisions of the Technical Provisions set forth Performance Requirements for the Elements. Developer shall diligently perform Rehabilitation Work as and when necessary to maintain compliance with such Performance Requirements and restore the Useful Life of each Element. Developer also shall perform Rehabilitation Work according to the other applicable terms of the Technical Provisions, including, when applicable, the Handback Requirements. Developer shall use the Rehabilitation Work Schedule, as updated from time to time, as the principal guide for scheduling and performing Rehabilitation Work; but complying with the Rehabilitation Work Schedule shall not excuse or be a defense to any failure to comply with the Performance Requirements.
Rehabilitation Work. If any existing conditions in Existing Improvements, such as deterioration or construction not complying with Applicable Laws, be discovered by CONTRACTOR, with respect to which the Work covered by the Contract Documents does not provide for rectification of such conditions in a manner that complies with Title 24, California Code of Regulations, then a separate set of Drawings and Specifications, detailing and specifying the Work required to so rectify such conditions shall be developed and approved by the Office of Regulations Services of the Division of the State Architect in the State Department of the General Services for the State of California before proceeding with the Work.
Rehabilitation Work. Substantial completion of the Rehabilitation Work to be performed in the Delivery Spaces located in the Tower shall not be part of the Delivery Condition for such Delivery Spaces. After such Delivery Spaces shall be delivered to Tenant, Landlord shall diligently prosecute such Rehabilitation Work therein and Tenant agrees to give Landlord adequate access thereto to perform such work. Landlord shall use reasonable efforts (without necessity of overtime) to minimize interference with Tenant's use of such space.
Rehabilitation Work. (a) Landlord is currently performing the rehabilitation work described on Schedule G hereto (the "Rehabilitation Work") at the Building. Landlord shall complete the Rehabilitation Work with due diligence, in a good and workmanlike manner consistent with First-Class Office Buildings and in accordance with ICIP Law and all other applicable Legal Requirements, Insurance Requirements and Permitted Encumbrances. In addition, Landlord shall use all reasonable efforts (without necessity of overtime) to ensure that such Rehabilitation Work is performed in such a manner and with such reasonable prior notice so as to minimize any disruption of Tenant's business operations in the Demised Premises.
Rehabilitation Work. If this Agreement has not been terminated, following the expiration of the Investigation Period and prior to the Close of Escrow, Seller hereby grants to Buyer, its agents and contractors a limited license (the "Rack Removal License") to enter upon the Property to remove and dispose of, at Buyer's cost, the warehouse storage racking from the Property (the "Rack Removal Work") as Buyer deems necessary, provided that in performing such Rack Removal Work Buyer shall not unreasonably interfere with Seller's business operations on the Property. Prior to performing any of the Rack Removal Work, Buyer shall obtain and deliver to Seller an endorsement to Buyer's liability insurance, adding Seller as an additional insured thereon with respect to the Property. Buyer shall indemnify, defend, and hold Seller and the Property harmless from and against all damage, loss or liability (including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys' fees and costs of court and mechanic's liens or claims) or claims or assertions thereof arising out of or in connection with the entry onto the Property by Buyer and its agents and contractors in the performance of the Rack Removal Work. The foregoing indemnity shall survive the termination of expiration of this Agreement. The Rack Removal License shall continue in force until the Close of Escrow.
Rehabilitation Work. (a) Landlord has completed the rehabilitation work described on Schedule G hereto (the "Rehabilitation Work") at the Building in a good and workmanlike manner consistent with First-Class Office Buildings and in accordance with ICIP Law and all other applicable Legal Requirements, Insurance Requirements and Permitted Encumbrances.
Rehabilitation Work. If any existing conditions in Existing Improvements, such as deterioration or construction not complying with Applicable Laws, be discovered by Design-Build Entity or any Subcontractor or Subconsultant, with respect to which the Work covered by the Contract Documents does not provide for rectification of such conditions in a manner that complies with Title 24, California Code of Regulations, then a separate set of Drawings and Specifications, detailing and specifying the Work required to so rectify such conditions shall be prepared and submitted by Design-Build Entity to and approved by the Office of Regulations Services of the Division of the State Architect in the State Department of the General Services for the State of California before proceeding with the Work.
Rehabilitation Work. Once the Member has signed the closing documents and purchased the property from the owner, the Member is solely responsible for the property and rehabilitation. The Member is responsible for the mortgage payments, property taxes, hazard insurance premiums and other costs associated with the ownership of the property. The Member is responsible for contacting the Contractor(s) and/or Subcontractor(s) to initiate the rehabilitation work. The Member must visit and inspect the property at least three (3) times a week including: whenever a portion of the work is completed; whenever the HAND department requests the Member to inspect the property; whenever the Contractor requests the Member to inspect the property; or whenever an inspection is necessary for a draw or for the Member to evaluate the quality and completeness of construction to prevent defects and problems. The Member is responsible for maintaining communication with the Contractor(s) and/or Subcontractor(s) or any other professional they retain in order to know how, when and what they must inspect. The Member, not HAND is responsible for monitoring the progress and quality of work to the property. The Contractor(s) and/or Subcontractor(s) will be working for the Member and it will be up to the Member to approve the request for payments to the Contractor(s) and/or Subcontractor(s) as they complete the work that was contracted for with them. The Member is responsible for determining whether the work completed was completed in a manner satisfactory to them before agreeing to pay for it. The Member is not to authorize payment for any work not actually completed in a satisfactory manner. The Member will have to make this determination based on their inspection of the property. The Member agrees that the Inspector and HAND do not owe them any duty to provide them with an accurate assessment of the work. The Inspector will monitor projects for the HAND department. The Member must cooperate with HAND and the Inspector. The Inspector will not be working for the Member and neither HAND nor the Inspector xxx the Member any duties arising out of or relating to their work to monitor the project. HAND will allow the Member, at his/her risk, to use the documentation prepared by the independent Inspector. The HAND department will not approve a payment unless it agrees that the work has been done in a manner that satisfies HAND. The Inspector may notify HAND of the progress of the work and provide information necess...
Rehabilitation Work. Any rehabilitation or repair work done by the landlord with 6 regard to a rental unit, or to the common areas of the structure containing the rental unit, 7 which work was done in order to be in compliance with State or local law, or was done to 8 repair damage resulting from fire, earthquake or other casualty or natural disaster.
Rehabilitation Work. All rehabilitation work shall be done in accordance with such rehabilitation plan as approved by Foundation. Such rehabilitation work shall commence within sixty (60) days from receipt of approval from Foundation and shall be completed on or before eighteen (18) months from the date of commencement and within 24 months of acquisition. All work shall be at Owner’s sole cost and expense; shall be done in a good and workmanlike manner using new materials or with salvaged materials approved by Foundation; shall not result in any liens or claims to be filed or asserted against the Property or any portion thereof; shall have had all necessary licenses and permits issued in connection therewith; and shall be completed in a manner otherwise satisfactory to Foundation. Owner is to notify Foundation at the point of substantial completion to coordinate a site visit to document the work and insure its completion in accordance with the approved rehabilitation plan.
