Post-Construction Inspection definition

Post-Construction Inspection means the inspection by the City to determine and verify that the Attachments have been made in accordance with Applicable Standards and the Permit.
Post-Construction Inspection means the survey inspection required by NBU to determine and verify that the Make-Ready Electrical Construction, Make-Ready Communications Construction, Make-Ready Network Node Construction, and all other Make-Ready Electrical Construction, including the installation of an Attachment, Overlash, and/or Network Node was made in accordance with Applicable Engineering Standards, the Application, and all other Permit requirements.
Post-Construction Inspection means work that may be performed to verify and ensure the construction complies with the permit, governing agreement, and Commission safety rules. Any post construction inspection performed by owner must occur within 30 calendar days of licensee’s notice to owner that construction is complete. Owner should provide notice to licensee prior to any post construction inspection so that licensee has an opportunity to participate. Following any post construction inspection, the owner shall provide licensee with the results of the post-construction inspection in writing.

Examples of Post-Construction Inspection in a sentence

  • The Post-Construction Inspection provision set forth in this Section does not affect any other inspection requirements elsewhere in these Standards.

  • The Post-Construction Inspection Checklist (Appendix Q) for the relevant BMP(s) shall be used to document post-construction inspections.

  • Additional Information / Resources Refer to Appendix for Post-Construction Inspection Checklists for project sites.

  • Documentation of Post-Construction Inspection in accordance with Section 33 01 30.16, Television Inspection of Sewers or in accordance with Grout and Seal codes and reporting per PACP Manual, latest version is a Television Inspection of Sewers specification is not included in the project manual.

  • The builder will be held responsible for any damages or adjustments to or relocations of District facilities found to be necessary as a result of the Post-Construction Inspection and shall pay the cost of repairing, adjusting or relocating the facilities before service will be transferred to or initiated for a Consumer.


More Definitions of Post-Construction Inspection

Post-Construction Inspection means work performed to verify and ensure the construction complies with the permit, governing agreement, and Commission safety rules.
Post-Construction Inspection means the inspection by Utility or Licensee or some combination of both to verify that the Wireless Attachments have been made in accordance with Engineering Standards and the Permit.
Post-Construction Inspection means work performed to verify and ensure the construction complies with the permit, governing agreement, and Commission safety rules. (22) “Preconstruction activity” means engineering, survey and estimating work required to prepare cost estimates for an attachment application.
Post-Construction Inspection means the inspection required by Utility to determine and verify that the Wireless Installations have been made in accordance with Applicable Standards and the Permit.
Post-Construction Inspection means the survey inspection required by CPS Energy to determine and verify that the Make Ready Electrical Construction, Make- Ready Communications Construction, Make-Ready Wireless Installation Construction, and all other Make-Ready Work, including the installation of an Attachment, Overlash, and/or Wireless Installation was made in accordance with Applicable Engineering Standards, the Application, and all other Permit requirements.
Post-Construction Inspection means the inspection required by KUB to determine and verify the Attachments have been made in accordance with Applicable Standards and the License.
Post-Construction Inspection means an examination by DED or its contractor(s) to verify that Attachments have been made in accordance with Applicable Standards and a Licensee’s Permit(s).