Common use of Building Work Clause in Contracts

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 it to take other action as necessary to mitigate the Council's concerns. 14.8 On completion of the Building Work, the Tenant must provide the Council with a copy of the code compliance certificate under the Building Act 2004 and a complete set of drawings accurately showing Buildings and Improvements as constructed or altered.

Building Work. 14.1 The Tenant may not: : 14.1.1 erect any Building or Improvement, or 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 is in accordance with the Management Plan (if any); 14.2.2 complies with any reasonable standards applicable to the Land Reserve (whether or not included in the Management Plan) 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 14.2.3 will not in the opinion of the Council overload or endanger the proper working of any services, utilities or amenities; and 14.2.3 14.2.4 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 it to take other action as necessary to mitigate the Council's concerns. 14.8 On completion of the Building Work, the Tenant must provide the Council with a copy of the code compliance certificate under the Building Act 2004 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and a complete set of drawings accurately showing Buildings and Improvements as constructed or altered.