Common use of Access to the Property Clause in Contracts

Access to the Property. On the start date for construction, Owner shall grant full access to the Property and Home to any authorized employees, representatives or agents of Contractor, subcontractors/suppliers, CM, NCORR and employees of federal, state or local governmental entities with appropriate legal authority as may be required to make inspections of the construction or Property, auditing, and/or monitoring compliance with CDBG-DR requirements. Access to the Property and notices of intent to access to the Property shall be in accordance with the safety protocols, NCORR’s grant agreement with Owner, Post-Closing Instructions, and Notice to Proceed. Owner agrees to cooperate with Contractor and CM, and not to unreasonably interfere with or delay the work on the Project or inspections of the Home and Property during construction. Owner shall be permitted access to the Property during construction but must comply with Contractor’s safety protocols and Owner should make reasonable efforts to schedule a visit of the Project Site with Contractor. Owner understands that safety protocols and/or Contractor insurance requirements prohibit Owner from accessing the construction outside the presence of Contractor and/or its subcontractors including those hours when no work is being performed. Contractor shall, in a professional and courteous manner, raise with Owner any safety issues, concerns, delays and/or problems Contractor and/or its subcontractors have experienced concerning Owner’s access or visits to the Project site. If Contractor’s efforts to resolve these matters with Owner has not resulted in Owner’s compliance with the access limitation and/or safety protocols, Contractor shall provide notice to CM and NCORR. CM or NCORR may take the actions set forth in the grant agreement to obtain Owner’s compliance to the limitations of access and/or safety protocols including but not limited to revoking access to the Home by Owner unless visits are coordinated with Contractor and/or CM.

Access to the Property. On the start date for construction, Owner shall grant full access to the Property and Home to any authorized employees, representatives or agents of Contractor, subcontractors/suppliers, CM, NCORR NCEM and employees of federal, state or local governmental entities with appropriate legal authority as may be required to make inspections of the construction or Property, auditing, and/or monitoring compliance with CDBG-DR requirements. Access to the Property and notices of intent to access to the Property shall be in accordance with the safety protocols, NCORRNCEM’s grant agreement with Owner, Post-Closing Instructions, and Notice to Proceed. Owner agrees to cooperate with Contractor and CM, and not to unreasonably interfere with or delay the work on the Project or inspections of the Home and Property during construction. Owner shall be permitted access to the Property during construction but must comply with Contractor’s safety protocols and Owner should make reasonable efforts to schedule a visit of the Project Site with Contractor. Owner understands that safety protocols and/or Contractor insurance requirements prohibit Owner from accessing the construction outside the presence of Contractor and/or its subcontractors including those hours when no work is being performed. If Contractor cannot reasonably restrict access to the rooms/areas in a Home under rehabilitation from Owner (including minor children and guests), then Owner agrees that it will not access work when Contractor is not present and to make sure all children and guests do not access the work. Contractor may create a temporary partition to restrict access if minor children are present in the Home. Contractor shall, in a professional and courteous manner, raise with Owner any safety issues, concerns, delays and/or problems Contractor and/or its subcontractors have experienced concerning Owner’s access or visits to the Project site. If Contractor’s efforts to resolve these matters with Owner has not resulted in Owner’s compliance with the access limitation and/or safety protocols, Contractor shall provide notice to CM and NCORRNCEM. CM or NCORR NCEM may take the actions set forth in the grant agreement to obtain Owner’s compliance to the limitations of access and/or safety protocols including but not limited to: (i) require Owner to revoking vacate the Home/revoke access to the Home by Owner unless visits are coordinated with Contractor and/or CM; or (ii) authorize a reduction in Contractor’s scope of work that will not prevent the issuance of a certificate of occupancy to overcome delays to the schedule and/or offset the costs of delays/interference caused by Owner (e.g., Owner may be required to provide a comparable amount of labor hours to perform final interior painting that is comparable to the delay and/or lack of productive work or rework caused by Owner’s actions).

Access to the Property. On the start date for construction, Owner shall grant full access to the Property and Home to any authorized employees, representatives or agents of Contractor, subcontractors/suppliers, CM, NCORR and employees of federal, state or local governmental entities with appropriate legal authority as may be required to make inspections of the construction or Property, auditing, and/or monitoring compliance with CDBG-DR requirements. Access to the Property and notices of intent to access to the Property shall be in accordance with the safety protocols, NCORR’s grant agreement with Owner, Post-Closing Instructions, and Notice to Proceed. Owner agrees to cooperate with Contractor and CM, and not to unreasonably interfere with or delay the work on the Project or inspections of the Home and Property during construction. Owner shall be permitted access to the Property during construction but construction. The owner must comply with Contractor’s safety protocols at all times and Owner should make reasonable efforts to schedule a visit of the Project Site with Contractor. Owner understands that safety protocols and/or Contractor insurance requirements prohibit Owner from accessing the construction outside the presence of Contractor and/or its subcontractors including those hours when no work is being performed. Contractor shall, in a professional and courteous manner, raise with Owner any safety issues, concerns, delays and/or problems Contractor and/or its subcontractors have experienced concerning Owner’s access or visits to the Project site. If Contractor’s efforts to resolve these matters with Owner has not resulted in Owner’s compliance with the access limitation and/or safety protocols, Contractor shall provide notice to CM and NCORR. CM or NCORR may take the actions set forth in the grant agreement to obtain Owner’s compliance to the limitations of access and/or safety protocols including but not limited to: (i) require Owner to revoking vacate the Home/revoke access to the Home by Owner unless visits are coordinated with Contractor and/or CM; or (ii) authorize a reduction in Contractor’s scope of work that will not prevent the issuance of a certificate of occupancy to overcome delays to the schedule and/or offset the costs of delays/interference caused by Owner (e.g., Owner may be required to provide a comparable amount of labor hours to perform final interior painting that is comparable to the delay and/or lack of productive work or rework caused by Owner’s actions).

Access to the Property. On the start date for construction, Owner shall grant full access to the Property and Home to any authorized employees, representatives or agents of Contractor, subcontractors/suppliers, CM, NCORR and employees of federal, state or local governmental entities with appropriate legal authority as may be required to make inspections of the construction or Property, auditing, and/or monitoring compliance with CDBG-DR requirements. Access to the Property and notices of intent to access to the Property shall be in accordance with the safety protocols, NCORR’s grant agreement with Owner, Post-Closing Instructions, and Notice to Proceed. Owner agrees to cooperate with Contractor and CM, and not to unreasonably interfere with or delay the work on the Project or inspections of the Home and Property during construction. Owner shall be permitted access to the Property during construction but must comply with Contractor’s safety protocols and Owner should make reasonable efforts to schedule a visit of the Project Site with Contractor. Owner understands that safety protocols and/or Contractor insurance requirements prohibit Owner from accessing the construction outside the presence of Contractor and/or its subcontractors including those hours when no work is being performed. If Contractor cannot reasonably restrict access to the rooms/areas in a Home under rehabilitation from Owner (including minor children and guests), then Owner agrees that it will not access work when Contractor is not present and to make sure all children and guests do not access the work. Contractor may create a temporary partition to restrict access if minor children are present in the Home. Contractor shall, in a professional and courteous manner, raise with Owner any safety issues, concerns, delays and/or problems Contractor and/or its subcontractors have experienced concerning Owner’s access or visits to the Project site. If Contractor’s efforts to resolve these matters with Owner has not resulted in Owner’s compliance with the access limitation and/or safety protocols, Contractor shall provide notice to CM and NCORR. CM or NCORR may take the actions set forth in the grant agreement to obtain Owner’s compliance to the limitations of access and/or safety protocols including but not limited to: (i) require Owner to revoking vacate the Home/revoke access to the Home by Owner unless visits are coordinated with Contractor and/or CM; or (ii) authorize a reduction in Contractor’s scope of work that will not prevent the issuance of a certificate of occupancy to overcome delays to the schedule and/or offset the costs of delays/interference caused by Owner (e.g., Owner may be required to provide a comparable amount of labor hours to perform final interior painting that is comparable to the delay and/or lack of productive work or rework caused by Owner’s actions).

Access to the Property. On the start date for construction, Owner shall grant full access to the Property and Home to any authorized employees, representatives or agents of Contractor, subcontractors/suppliers, CM, NCORR and employees of federal, state or local governmental entities with appropriate legal authority as may be required to make inspections of the construction or Property, auditing, and/or monitoring compliance with CDBG-DR requirements. Access to the Property and notices of intent to access to the Property shall be in accordance with the safety protocols, NCORR’s grant agreement with Owner, Post-Closing Instructions, and Notice to Proceed. Owner agrees to cooperate with Contractor and CM, and not to unreasonably interfere with or delay the work on the Project or inspections of the Home and Property during construction. Owner shall be permitted access to the Property during construction but must comply with Contractor’s safety protocols at all times and Owner should make reasonable efforts to schedule a visit of the Project Site with Contractor. Owner understands that safety protocols and/or Contractor insurance requirements prohibit Owner from accessing the construction outside the presence of Contractor and/or its subcontractors including those hours when no work is being performed. Contractor shall, in a professional and courteous manner, raise with Owner any safety issues, concerns, delays and/or problems Contractor and/or its subcontractors have experienced concerning Owner’s access or visits to the Project site. If Contractor’s efforts to resolve these matters with Owner has not resulted in Owner’s compliance with the access limitation and/or safety protocols, Contractor shall provide notice to CM and NCORR. CM or NCORR may take the actions set forth in the grant agreement to obtain Owner’s compliance to the limitations of access and/or safety protocols including but not limited to: (i) require Owner to revoking vacate Home/revoke access to the Home by Owner Homes unless visits are coordinated with Contractor and/or CM; or (ii) authorize a reduction in Contractor’s scope of work that will not prevent the issuance of a certificate of occupancy to overcome delays to the schedule and/or offset the costs of delays/interference caused by Owner (e.g., Owner may be required to provide a comparable amount of labor hours to perform final interior painting that is comparable to the delay and/or lack of productive work or rework caused by Owner’s actions.

Access to the Property. On the start date for construction, Owner shall grant full access to the Property and Home to any authorized employees, representatives or agents of Contractor, subcontractors/suppliers, CM, NCORR NCEM and employees of federal, state or local governmental entities with appropriate legal authority as may be required to make inspections of the construction or Property, auditing, and/or monitoring compliance with CDBG-DR requirements. Access to the Property and notices of intent to access to the Property shall be in accordance with the safety protocols, NCORRNCEM’s grant agreement with Owner, Post-Closing Instructions, and Notice to Proceed. Owner agrees to cooperate with Contractor and CM, and not to unreasonably interfere with or delay the work on the Project or inspections of the Home and Property during construction. Owner shall be permitted access to the Property during construction but must comply with Contractor’s safety protocols and Owner should make reasonable efforts to schedule a visit of the Project Site with Contractor. Owner understands that safety protocols and/or Contractor insurance requirements prohibit Owner from accessing the construction outside the presence of Contractor and/or its subcontractors including those hours when no work is being performed. Contractor shall, in a professional and courteous manner, raise with Owner any safety issues, concerns, delays and/or problems Contractor and/or its subcontractors have experienced concerning Owner’s access or visits to the Project site. If Contractor’s efforts to resolve these matters with Owner has not resulted in Owner’s compliance with the access limitation and/or safety protocols, Contractor shall provide notice to CM and NCORRNCEM. CM or NCORR NCEM may take the actions set forth in the grant agreement to obtain Owner’s compliance to the limitations of access and/or safety protocols including but not limited to revoking access to the Home by Owner unless visits are coordinated with Contractor and/or CM.

Access to the Property. On the start date for construction, Owner shall grant full access to the Property and Home to any authorized employees, representatives or agents of Contractor, subcontractors/suppliers, CM, NCORR and employees of federal, state or local governmental entities with appropriate legal authority as may be required to make inspections of the construction or Property, auditing, and/or monitoring compliance with CDBG-DR requirements. Access to the Property and notices of intent to access to the Property shall be in accordance with the safety protocols, NCORR’s grant agreement with Owner, Post-Closing Instructions, and Notice to Proceed. Owner agrees to cooperate with Contractor and CM, and not to unreasonably interfere with or delay the work on the Project or inspections of the Home and Property during construction. Owner shall be permitted access to the Property during construction but unless lead hazard reduction activities are being performed in accordance with lead safe work practices. When lead hazard reduction activities are being performed, Owner may not access the property until clearance testing is performed and clears the property for re-entry. The Owner must comply with Contractor’s safety protocols at all times and Owner should make reasonable efforts to schedule a visit of the Project Site with Contractor. Owner understands that safety protocols and/or Contractor insurance requirements prohibit Owner from accessing the construction outside the presence of Contractor and/or its subcontractors including those hours when no work is being performed. If Contractor cannot reasonably restrict access to the rooms/areas in a Home under rehabilitation from Owner (including minor children and guests), then Owner agrees that it will not access work when Contractor is not present and to make sure all children and guests do not access the work. Contractor may create a temporary partition to restrict access if minor children are present in the Home. Contractor shall, in a professional and courteous manner, raise with Owner any safety issues, concerns, delays and/or problems Contractor and/or its subcontractors have experienced concerning Owner’s access or visits to the Project site. If Contractor’s efforts to resolve these matters with Owner has not resulted in Owner’s compliance with the access limitation and/or safety protocols, Contractor shall provide notice to CM and NCORR. CM or NCORR may take the actions set forth in the grant agreement to obtain Owner’s compliance to the limitations of access and/or safety protocols including but not limited to: (i) require Owner to revoking vacate the Home/revoke access to the Home by Owner unless visits are coordinated with Contractor and/or CM; or (ii) authorize a reduction in Contractor’s scope of work that will not prevent the issuance of a certificate of occupancy to overcome delays to the schedule and/or offset the costs of delays/interference caused by Owner (e.g., Owner may be required to provide a comparable amount of labor hours to perform final interior painting that is comparable to the delay and/or lack of productive work or rework caused by Owner’s actions).