Structure Requirements Clause Samples
The Structure Requirements clause defines the specific standards and criteria that a project's physical or organizational structures must meet. It typically outlines technical specifications, materials to be used, design parameters, and compliance with relevant codes or regulations. For example, it may require that a building's foundation be constructed to withstand certain loads or that organizational hierarchies follow a prescribed format. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of the expected structure, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring the final product meets necessary safety, quality, or operational standards.
Structure Requirements. If the School is the owner and/or has a mortgage on the school site location, the School shall furnish on a form acceptable to the Sponsor, Property Insurance for the “Building” which is to include the structure as described in this Charter, including permanently installed fixtures, machinery and equipment, outdoor fixtures, and personal property to service the premises. If the Building is under construction, the School shall provide evidence of property insurance for the additions under construction and alterations, repairs, including materials, equipment, supplies, and temporary structures within 100 feet of the premises.