Site Studies Clause Samples
The Site Studies clause defines the rights and obligations related to conducting investigations or assessments of a project site before work begins. Typically, it allows one or both parties—often the contractor or developer—to enter the site to perform surveys, soil tests, environmental assessments, or other due diligence activities necessary for planning and design. This clause ensures that all relevant site conditions are understood in advance, helping to prevent unforeseen issues during construction and allocating responsibility for any findings or disruptions caused by these studies.
Site Studies. Providing comparative studies of prospective sites.
Site Studies. Owner, at Owner’s cost, shall conduct and submit to the City, within 120 days of March 6, 2024, and not less than one (1) month prior to any public meetings regarding the required site plan for the Complex, including adjacent owner/neighborhood meetings, a (i) noise study and (ii) final traffic study of the Complex ingress and egress.
Site Studies. Additional sites will be considered for a flat fee of $1,950 per site plus travel time and reimbursables.
Site Studies. The Architect will provide services to conduct an analysis and assessment of up to four sites identified by the Owner to be considered for this Project. The analysis will include the availability of utilizes, zoning requirements, site development considerations, and the ability of the site to meet the needs identified in the Strategic Program Document.
Site Studies. This chapter is an analysis of the proposed site for the project.