DESIGN POLICIES AND PROHIBITIONS Sample Clauses

The "Design Policies and Prohibitions" clause establishes specific rules and restrictions governing the design aspects of a project or product. It typically outlines acceptable design standards, materials, or methods, and explicitly lists any prohibited practices, features, or elements that must not be included. For example, it may require compliance with certain safety codes or ban the use of specific hazardous materials. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all design work aligns with the client's requirements and regulatory standards, thereby minimizing risks and preventing undesirable outcomes in the final deliverable.
DESIGN POLICIES AND PROHIBITIONS a. No channeling of floor, wall, or ceiling slabs. b. No “wet areas” over “dry areas” (i.e. no bathrooms over libraries), unless first obtaining written permission from the Corporation and its engineer. c. The architect for the Shareholder must assure the Cooperative, in writing, that any floor installations shall meet or exceed the New York City Code from a sound transmission and impact noise rating standpoint. d. Cement board type product (not moisture resistant “Greenboard”) must be used throughout all bathrooms indicating wall removal and replacement. e. All plumbing material must be inspected and approved by the Superintendent before being installed.
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DESIGN POLICIES AND PROHIBITIONS a. No channeling of floor, wall, or ceiling slabs. b. No “wet areas” over “dry areas” (i.e. no bathrooms over libraries). c. Same room use over same room use (i.e. bedroom over bedroom). d. No noisy use over quiet use (i.e. no fitness rooms over bedrooms). e. The architect for the unit owner must assure the Condominium, in writing, that any floor installations shall meet or exceed the New York City Code from a sound transmission and impact noise rating standpoint. f. Cement board type product (not moisture resistant “Greenboard”) must be used throughout all bathrooms indicating wall removal and replacement. g. Washing machine hook-up installations must include: (a) Stainless steel braided water supply hoses; (b) an automatic water shut-off value in the event of hose failure; (c) Check valves to prevent hot & cold water crossover (d) A waterproof pan with a curb and drain under the unit(s). h. The installation of a whirlpool, Jacuzzi, any motorized bathtub, or similar devices is permitted strictly at the Unit Owner’s risk and with the expressed understanding that if the Condominium, in its sole and unilateral discretion, deems that the installation creates a nuisance, or other adverse effect to another unit owner(s), the Unit Owner hereby agrees to cease using the device by removing the motor. i. Walls surrounding a steam shower installations must provide for a vapor barrier. j. Steam generators must be located within a waterproof pan with curb and drain. k. Installation of garbage disposals is prohibited. l. Common Element space cannot be incorporated into the alteration without written Board approval. m. No wooden floors are permitted in bathrooms. n. Installations of kitchen exhaust (hood) fans are NOT permitted. Re-circulating hoods ARE permitted. o. Installations of bathroom exhaust fans are NOT permitted. Re-circulating fans ARE permitted. p. Any existing kitchen or bath fan motors connected to Building systems/ductwork must be REMOVED. q. Only dryer exhaust is permitted to be ducted into Building dryer exhaust system. r. Whenever installing new shower body, contractor must install two (one hot + one cold) brass check valves. s. No space above the vertical fan coil units (in the vertical chase/shaft area that house the chilled & hot water supply and return HVAC water lines) can be reclaimed or breached for “built-ins” or other accessories. t. All motorized valves and thermostats for each vertical fan coil unit in the premises must be restored to worki...
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DESIGN POLICIES AND PROHIBITIONS a. No channeling of floor, wall, or ceiling slabs. b. No “wet areas” over “dry areas” (i.e. no bathrooms over libraries). c. Same room use over same room use (i.e. bedroom over bedroom). d. No noisy use over quiet use (i.e. no fitness rooms over bedrooms). e. The architect for the unit owner must assure the Condominium, in writing, that any floor installations shall meet or exceed the New York City Code from a sound transmission and impact noise rating standpoint. f. Cement board type product (not moisture resistant “Greenboard”) must be used throughout all bathrooms indicating wall removal and replacement. g. Washing machines and dryers in individual units is strictly prohibited. The installation of a whirlpool, Jacuzzi, any motorized bathtub, or similar devices, is strictly prohibited. h. Installation of garbage disposals is prohibited. i. Common Element space cannot be incorporated into the alteration without written Board approval. j. No wooden floors are permitted in bathrooms.
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DESIGN POLICIES AND PROHIBITIONS a. No channeling of floor, wall, or ceiling slabs. b. No “wet areas” over “dry areas” (i.e. no bathrooms over libraries), unless first obtaining written permission from the Corporation and its engineer. c. Sound-proofing material is required to be installed in all renovations that encompass the replacement of any existing floors and/or ceilings. The specified materials that must be installed are either: (i) AudioSeal Sound Barrier Iso-Step Floor Underlayment 12mm or,
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DESIGN POLICIES AND PROHIBITIONS a. No channeling of floor, wall, or ceiling slabs. b. No “wet areas” over “dry areas” (i.e. no bathrooms over libraries), unless first obtaining written permission from the Corporation and its engineer. c. Sound-proofing material is required to be installed in all renovations that encompass the replacement of any existing floors and/or ceilings. The specified materials that must be installed are either: (i) AudioSeal Sound Barrier Iso-Step Floor Underlayment 12mm or, (ii) AudioSeal Sound Barrier - Enkasonic Floor Underlay 3/8", depending on the subfloor and application, as determined by the building's engineer/architect. Floors, ceilings, and walls that are contiguous to other apartments must also be insulated. Additional sound proofing, foams, and vibration dampening materials may be used in conjunction with the aforementioned at the Shareholder's discretion, and with the approval of the building engineer/architect and the Board. d. Cement board type product (not moisture resistant “Greenboard”) must be used throughout all bathrooms indicating wall removal and replacement. e. All plumbing material must be inspected and approved by the Superintendent before being installed.
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