Building Work Clause Examples

Building Work. Has the same meaning as in subsection 3(4) of the Building Code 2016.
Building Work. Division 1General Provisions Clause 5.6 Demolition
Building Work. Contracts involving structural alterations or maintenance to the fabric of any College building are subject to special terms and conditions and such contracts shall not be undertaken on any other basis. The relevant terms and conditions may be obtained from the College's Estates Department.
Building Work. 6.1 The Member will not, without the Credit Union’s prior written agreement, undertake any Building Work. 6.2 The Credit Union may require the Member to undertake any Building Work if such work is reasonably required to maintain the integrity or value of the Property. 6.3 The Member will complete any such work within a reasonable time, at its sole cost, in strict accordance with the plans and specifications approved by the Credit Union, in a professional and tradesman-like manner and in accordance with all relevant legislation and consents granted. The Member indemnifies the Credit Union against any loss, cost or damage suffered by the Credit Union as a result of the Member undertaking the works. 6.4 The Credit Union shall not be liable to contribute toward the cost of any Building Work which the Member undertakes.
Building Work. All building work associated with the works will be carried out as part of this contract and allowance must be made for this item in the tender. Generally, building work consists of the provision of plinths and bases for equipment, holes, sleeves, etc., through the structure, and the cutting and provision of holes or framed openings through brickwork, ceilings, etc. The Contractor remains fully responsible for providing detailed drawings clearly indicating all building work requirements to the Engineer in good time, and for ensuring that the work is properly executed in accordance with his requirements.
Building Work. During the construction of the approved building plans: (a) To follow strictly the plans approved by BELLGROVE and seek BELLGROVE’s consent to any variation to such plans; (b) To ensure the dwelling is built on site; (c) Not to allow re-locatable, kitset homes or second-hand building materials without specific written approval from BELLGROVE; (d) To commence the construction of the new Dwelling within 24 months of : (i) If Title has been issued, from the date confirmation of the conditions in the Sale & Purchase Agreement for that lot or (ii) If Title has not been issued from the date of issue of Title for that lot BELLGROVE may in its sole, absolute and unfettered discretion agree to any extension to this condition – any approval must be made in writing and any such approval does not create a precedent for any other lot or Owner (e) To complete the building work within 12 months of the date of start of construction; (f) To complete all visible (from the road frontage) landscaping, driveways & pathways which are to be sealed or concreted within 12 months of the date of start of construction; (g) To complete all Road frontage ( and/or that which is visible from any road ) Landscaping, Fencing, Gates and Planting within 3 months of issue of Code of Compliance; (h) Not to permit any construction works or contractors to use any of the lot or any other lot in the Development for toileting purposes. Prior to commencing building work the owner or builder will provide a suitable portable toilet facility; (i) Not to permit any building materials to be placed outside the lot;. (j) Not to permit the lot to be occupied or used as a residence prior to: (i) The dwelling being completed (including driveways, pathways ) and; (ii) A Code of Compliance in respect of the dwelling being issued by the relevant Territorial Authority (k) Prior to building work commencing, the Owner will erect any boundary fences required (excluding road frontage). Such fences are to be constructed to the design and materials as specified and detailed in the Design Guidelines. Side and Road Frontage fencing must be set back 1 metre from the roadside boundary-line with the exception of corner lots (unless otherwise specified by Council Planning Rules and/or Resource Consent Conditions). Fencing of any other material or design must be approved in writing by BELLGROVE; and (l) The Owner agrees to partially construct the berm and kerb crossing, including road metalling prior to building construction ...
Building Work. 14.1 The Tenant may not: 14.1.1 erect any Building or Improvement, or 14.1.2 alter, reinstate, extend, paint or redecorate any Building or Improvement without: 14.1.2.1 first supplying the Council with detailed plans and specifications and a project programme; and 14.1.2.2 obtaining the prior written approval of the Council as landowner. 14.2 The Council will not withhold its consent arbitrarily or unreasonably, under clause 14.1.2.2 if the proposed Building Work: 14.2.1 complies with any reasonable standards applicable to the Land which the Council may from time to time set as to the design, quality, materials and colour of any Buildings and Improvements; 14.2.2 will not in the opinion of the Council overload or endanger the proper working of any services, utilities or amenities; and 14.2.3 will be carried out under the supervision of an architect, project manager, engineer or other suitably qualified person. 14.3 If the Council as landowner gives its approval under clause 14.1.2.2 then the Tenant must promptly complete the Building Work in a proper and workmanlike manner in accordance with the approved plans and specifications and all approvals, permits and consents. 14.4 The Tenant must obtain all consents required under the Building Act 2004 and the Resource Management Act 1991 and provide the Council (as landowner) with a copy of those consents. Approval of the Council under clause 14.1.2.2 will not be deemed to affect the Council's duties as a regulator as to those statutory consents. 14.5 In granting consent or approval under this clause 14 the Council will not be deemed to have warranted that the plans or specifications are suitable for the Tenant's purposes or that any person involved in the work is suitable or adequately qualified. 14.6 During the construction of the Building Work the Tenant must maintain, in the joint names of the Council and the Tenant for their respective interests, builders' risk and public liability insurance for amounts approved by the Council and will provide the Council with a copy. All Building Work is at the sole risk of the Tenant. 14.7 If during the course of the Building Work the Council reasonably considers the Tenant is failing to adhere to the approved plans or specifications, the project programme, the standards referred to in clause 14.2.2, or reasonably considers that the project is not being properly managed, the Council may by notice in writing to the Tenant require that all work stop immediately, or require ...
Building Work. You must not undertake building, landscaping or construction work which may interfere with or obstruct access to our water system or our sewer system without first obtaining our consent.
Building Work. 15.1 The Tenant may not: 15.1.1 erect any Building or Improvement, or 15.1.2 alter, reinstate, extend, paint or redecorate any Building or Improvement without: 15.1.2.1 first supplying the Council with detailed plans and specifications and a project programme; and 15.1.2.2 obtaining the prior written approval of the Council as landowner. All costs of the Council in respect of such approval (including architects and consulting fees) shall be paid by the Tenant. 15.2 The Council will not withhold its consent arbitrarily or unreasonably, under clause 15.1.2.2 if the proposed Building Work: 15.2.1 complies with any reasonable standards applicable to the Reserve which the Council may from time to time set as to the design, quality, materials and colour of any Buildings and Improvements; 15.2.2 will not in the opinion of the Council overload or endanger the proper working of any services, utilities or amenities; and 15.2.3 will be carried out under the supervision of an architect, project manager, engineer or other suitably qualified person. 15.3 If the Council as landowner gives its approval under clause 15.1.
Building Work. When making any alterations or additions to the Land the Lessee must: (a) comply with the requirements of any Government Agency and all Laws and standards which apply to the work; (b) before carrying out any building work, obtain the Lessor's approval to the plans and specifications for the work and any other required approvals or Authorisations; and‌ (c) carry out the work in a safe and proper manner and strictly in accordance with the plans and specifications for the work approved by the Lessor.