Village Approval of Starting Dates Sample Clauses

Village Approval of Starting Dates. No land disturbance or work on the Project property shall begin until approved by the Village Engineer. Following that approval, the Developer shall submit a starting date and schedule to the Village Engineer for approval a minimum of seven (7) calendar days before work is scheduled to begin. A starting date will not be approved until the Financial Security Instrument (defined below) required by this Agreement has been furnished to the Village. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Village Engineer may authorize commencement of clearing and grading activities prior to approval of a start date if an erosion control plan has been approved and erosion control measures are in place. Any grading work commenced prior to approval of a start date is at Developer’s risk, and may need to be changed based on final approved Plans and Specifications. No early commencement of land disturbing activities will be allowed unless permission is issued in writing by the Village Engineer.
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Village Approval of Starting Dates. No land disturbances or work shall begin without the Village Engineer's approval of a starting date and schedule which shall be submitted by the Developer to the Village Engineer a minimum of seven calendar days before work is scheduled to begin. A starting date will not be approved until an acceptable surety required by Section 7 has been provided to the Village.
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Village Approval of Starting Dates. For IMPROVEMENTS not constructed by the VILLAGE, no work shall be commenced without the VILLAGE’s approval. No building permits shall be issued for the PROPERTY until all necessary approvals have been issued by the VILLAGE.
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Village Approval of Starting Dates. SUBDIVIDER further agrees no work shall be scheduled for the above-mentioned IMPROVEMENTS without the VILLAGE ENGINEER'S approval of starting date and schedule which shall be submitted by SUBDIVIDER for approval by the VILLAGE ENGINEER a minimum of seven (7) calendar days before work is scheduled to commence. The tentative schedule is as shown in Article I, Section F. No building permits shall be issued until all necessary approvals have been made by the VILLAGE and utilities to serve the individual site are in place and inspected, a driveable year-round roadway with curb and gutter is in place and rough grading is complete on the lots over utilities.
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Village Approval of Starting Dates. 1. Developer agrees that no construction work shall be scheduled for the above mentioned Improvements without the Village Engineer’s approval of the starting date and schedule which shall be submitted by Developer for approval by the Village Engineer a minimum of seven (7) calendar days before work is scheduled to begin. This schedule shall be attached as Exhibit D and incorporated herein as if fully set forth. No work shall commence on the Property until all parties have signed this Agreement, all exhibits have been attached, and an approved Financial Assurance, and insurance certificate (as provided herein) is on file with the Village. No building permits will be issued prior to curbing and all weather rock/ gravel base course is in place for the roadway. No occupancy permits shall be issued until the Village has given all necessary approvals and utilities, including the water booster station, to serve the individual sites are in place and inspected and a paved year round roadway (first lift of asphalt) with curb and gutter is in place.
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Village Approval of Starting Dates. No land disturbance or work on the Project property shall begin until approved by the Village Engineer. Following that approval, the Developer shall submit a starting date and schedule to the Village Engineer for approval a minimum of seven (7) calendar days before work is scheduled to begin. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Village Engineer may authorize commencement of clearing and grading activities prior to approval of a start date if an erosion control plan has been approved and erosion control measures are in place. Any grading work commenced prior to approval of a start date is at Developer’s risk, and may need to be changed based on final approved Plans and Specifications. No early commencement of land disturbing activities will be allowed unless permission is issued in writing by the Village Engineer.
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Village Approval of Starting Dates. No land disturbance or work on the Project shall begin until approved by the Village Engineer. Following that approval, the Developer shall submit a starting date and schedule to the Village Engineer for approval a minimum of seven (7) calendar days before work is scheduled to begin. A preconstruction conference between Developer and the Village Engineer shall be held no less than one week prior to the commencement of construction. A starting date will not be approved until the Financial Security Instrument (defined below) required by this Agreement has been furnished to the Village. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Village Engineer may authorize commencement of clearing and grading activities prior to approval of a start date if an erosion control plan has been approved and erosion control measures are in place. Any grading work commenced prior to approval of a start date is at Developer’s risk, and may need to be changed based on final approved Plans and Specifications. No early commencement of land disturbing activities will be allowed unless permission is issued in writing by the Village Engineer.
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