Common use of Site Surveys Clause in Contracts

Site Surveys. The Owner shall make available to the CMR such information as the Owner has in its possession describing the physical characteristics, legal limitations and utility locations for the Project Site; provided, however, that the provisions of such information shall not relieve the CMR from its obligation to inspect for itself and determine the site conditions. The Owner makes no representations whatsoever concerning the quality or contents of any information so provided and the CMR relies on such information solely at its own risk. The CMR shall confirm locations of existing utilities by performing test pits, or using other means and methods as outlined by the Commonwealth of Virginia Miss Utility laws, at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum. Any discrepancies found with locations of existing utilities will be brought to the attention of the Owner and coordinated around the new Work in its design intent at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum. All discrepancies will be noted on the As-Builts and documented at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Contract Between Owner and Construction, Contract Between Owner and Construction, Contract Between Owner and Construction

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Site Surveys. The Owner shall make available to the CMR such information as the Owner has in its possession describing the physical characteristics, legal limitations and utility locations for the Project Site; provided, however, that the provisions of such information shall not relieve the CMR from its obligation to inspect for itself and determine the site conditions. The Owner makes no representations whatsoever concerning the quality or contents of any information so provided and the CMR relies on such information solely at its own risk. The CMR shall confirm locations of existing utilities by performing test pits, or using other means and methods as outlined by the Commonwealth State of Virginia Miss Utility laws, at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum. Any discrepancies found with locations of existing utilities will be brought to the attention of the Owner and coordinated around the new Work in its design intent at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum. All discrepancies will be noted on the As-Builts and documented at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.apsva.us

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Site Surveys. The Owner shall make available to the CMR such information as the Owner has in its possession describing the physical characteristics, legal limitations and utility locations for the Project Site; provided, however, that the provisions of such information shall not relieve the CMR from its obligation to inspect for itself and determine the site conditions. The Owner makes no representations whatsoever concerning the quality or contents of any information so provided provide d and the CMR relies on such information solely at its own risk. The CMR shall confirm locations of existing utilities by performing test pits, or using other means and methods as outlined by the Commonwealth of Virginia Miss Utility laws, at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum. Any discrepancies found with locations of existing utilities will be brought to the attention of the Owner and coordinated around the new Work in its design intent at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum. All discrepancies will be noted on the As-Builts and documented at the CMR’s sole expense and no increase to the Contract Sum.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Contract Between Owner and Construction

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