Engineering and Architectural Group Sample Clauses

The 'Engineering and Architectural Group' clause defines the specific team or entity responsible for providing engineering and architectural services within a project. This clause typically outlines the composition of the group, their qualifications, and their scope of responsibilities, such as preparing designs, drawings, and technical specifications. By clearly identifying the group and its duties, the clause ensures accountability and clarifies the roles of those involved in the technical aspects of the project, thereby reducing confusion and streamlining project execution.
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Engineering and Architectural Group. Title Code Title 04822 University Architect* 04829 University Engineer * 04830 Assistant Chief Engineer* 04831 Assistant Chief Architect 04819 Project Manager *Service in predecessor New York City titles, in accordance with CUNY’s Board of Trustees resolution of June 24, 1985, Cal. No. 6D, shall be credited towards required service, except for voluntary demotion from Administrative Engineer or Administrative Architect. Effective 5 Years of Service 10 Years of Service 15 Years of Service 10/1/06 $1,193 an additional $1,273 an additional $1,273 10/1/07 $1,241 an additional $1,324 an additional $1,324 10/1/08 $1,291 an additional $1,377 an additional $1,377
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Engineering and Architectural Group. The contractual advancement and level increases were increased by 4.04% effective February 1, 2020, and are part of “Additions to Gross,” in accordance with Article III, Section 3(d) herein. * The contractual advancement and level increases were increased by 4.04% effective November 1, 2019, and are part of “Additions to Gross,” in accordance with Article III, Section 3(d) herein. Title Code Title 04822 University Architect* 04829 University Engineer * 04830 Assistant Chief Engineer* 04831 Assistant Chief Architect 04819 Project Manager
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Engineering and Architectural Group. Title Code Title 04822 University Architect* 04829 University Engineer * 04830 Assistant Chief Engineer* 04831 Assistant Chief Architect 04819 Project Manager 34215 Superintendent of Construction 34217 Construction Manager
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