DESIGN CHECK Clause Samples
DESIGN CHECK. If the Sub-Contractor has Full Design Responsibility, when requested by Total (at any time and from time to time), the Sub- Contractor must provide to Total a design certificate, in a form acceptable to Total, certifying that the Sub-Contractor’s design complies with the Sub-Contract and is fit for purpose.
DESIGN CHECK. The Design Check is to be performed with the City Building Department’s Plan Check, and to be used as the basis for issuing a Building Permit. Site Work Plans and Building Construction Drawings (collectively, “Construction Documents”) for a Project are completed by the Project’s Architect and checked by the City for conformance with the Design Development Drawings Review. The Construction Documents shall include other design elements required as part of the conditions of approval (“Reports & Recommendations Items”) for Conditional Use Permit 2002-04603 (“CUP”) that were not included in the Basic Concept Drawings and Design Development Drawings. Changes from Design Development Drawings Review made during the Construction Documents phase are reviewed and, after the documents are approved, are given to the Building Department for Plan Check approval and issuance of a Building Permit. For a development with multiple, phased construction contracts, several Building Permits might be issued, necessitating a Design Check for each permit. Submission requirements for the Design Check are a complete set of Construction Documents for the construction work being considered, in addition to clarification drawings and test for changes in the design since the Design Development Drawings Review. The complete set of Construction Documents shall be submitted to the California Regional Quality Control Board, Santa ▇▇▇ Region (“Regional Board”) for review and approval for consistency with the Closure Report/Remedial Action Plan.
DESIGN CHECK. The Design Check is to be performed with the City Public Works Department and Building Division’s Plan Check, and to be used as the basis for issuing a Grading Permit, Right of Way Construction Permit and Building Permit. Improvement Plans and Building Improvement Plans (collectively, “Construction Documents”) for a Project are completed by the Project’s civil engineer and Architect, respectively, and checked by the City for conformance with the Design Development Drawings Review. The Construction Documents shall include other design elements required as part of the conditions of approval of any applicable Conditional Use Permit (“CUP”). Changes from Design Development Drawings Review made during the Construction Documents phase are reviewed and, after the documents are approved, are given to the Building Division for Plan Check approval and issuance of a Building Permit and to the Public Works Department for Plan Check approval and issuance of applicable permits. For a development with multiple, phased construction contracts, several Building Permits might be issued, necessitating a Design Check for each permit.
DESIGN CHECK. The Design Check is to be performed with the City Public Works Department and Building Division’s Plan Check, and to be used as the basis for issuing a Grading Permit, Right of Way Construction Permit and Building Permit. Site Work Plans and Building Improvement Plans (collectively, “Construction Documents”) for a Project are completed by the Project’s civil engineer and Architect, respectively, and checked by the City for conformance with the Design Development Drawings Review. The Construction Documents shall include other design elements required as part of the conditions of approval (“Reports & Recommendations Items”) for Conditional Use Permit 2002-04603 (“CUP”) that were not included in the Basic Concept Drawings and Design Development Drawings. Changes from Design Development Drawings Review made during the Construction Documents phase are reviewed and, after the documents are approved, are given to the Building Division for Plan Check approval and issuance of a Building Permit and to the Public Works Department for Plan Check approval and issuance of applicable permits. For a development with multiple, phased construction contracts, several Building Permits might be issued, necessitating a Design Check for each permit. Submission requirements for the Design Check are a complete set of Construction Documents for the construction work being considered, in addition to clarification drawings and test for changes in the design since the Design Development Drawings Review. The complete set of Construction Documents shall be submitted to the California Regional Quality Control Board, Santa ▇▇▇ Region (“Regional Board”) for review and approval for consistency with the Closure Report/Remedial Action Plan.