Abandoned Personal Property, Fixtures and Appliances Sample Clauses

Abandoned Personal Property, Fixtures and Appliances. As required in the Post- Closing Instructions and/or Notice to Proceed, Contractor and Owner, with NCORR and/or CM, if warranted, shall have a preplacement meeting at the Home. Owner shall execute a form that shall: acknowledge Contractor’s right to access the Property and Home; acknowledge removal of all personal property, fixtures, and appliances; and release Contractor from liability from disposing of all remaining personal property, fixtures and appliances in the area of the Home to be reconstructed (hereinafter the “Owner Preplacement Authorization Form”). If Owner does not attend the preplacement meeting but executed the Owner Preplacement Authorization Form, Contractor and/or CM shall, subject to any safety protocols, inspect and videotape each room of the home including attics and crawl spaces to verify all personal property, fixtures and appliances that Owner desires to keep have been removed from the Home. If NCORR, CM and Contractor, find personal property of value and not obviously damaged, functional fixtures of value and not obviously damaged, and/or functional appliances in the Home notwithstanding the representations in the Owner Preplacement Authorization Form, CM/Contractor shall attempt to contact Owner to confirm intent to abandon such property, fixtures or appliances and ascertain Owner plan to remove the subject property, fixtures or appliances prior to the commencement of work. If Owner is unavailable and CM and Contractor determine that construction can proceed, then Contractor shall, subject to safety protocols with respect to firearms, ammunition or other household hazardous materials, remove personal property from the Home to an area on the Property protected from the elements to the extent possible or take such reasonable measures to protect the property until Owner is contacted and can take possession of the property and/or securely store it on the Property.
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