DIVISION OF STATE ARCHITECT Sample Clauses

DIVISION OF STATE ARCHITECT. If the work is subject to the jurisdiction of the Division of State Architect (“DSA”), then the work shall be subject to inspection by the District’s inspector retained under DSA regulations, who shall have access at all times to the work, whether in place or in progress.
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DIVISION OF STATE ARCHITECT. If the work is subject to the jurisdiction
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DIVISION OF STATE ARCHITECT. The City acknowledges that design and construction of the District Facilities is subject to the jurisdiction of the Division of State Architect (“DSA”) and DSA building standards. The District acknowledges that as of the date of this Agreement, the Architect prepared Design Documents for the District Facilities portions of the Project which are described as September 21, 2018 Permit Submittal Set. The City and District agree that Design Documents for the District Facilities shall be completed by the Architect in accordance with DSA building standards. The City will require the Architect to provide all written communications between the Architect and DSA relating to the District Facilities to the District.
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