Common use of Installation of Improvements Clause in Contracts

Installation of Improvements. No structures, improvements, fixtures (as defined in Civil Code section 660), alterations (including painting of any interior or exterior surfaces), or facilities shall be constructed, erected, altered, added, or made on or within the Site or Facilities without the prior written consent of District and subject to terms agreeable to District and, if required, the Division of State Architect. In the event Charter School makes any modification to the Site or Facilities in violation of this provision, it shall be required to restore the Site and Facilities to its original condition at Charter School's sole expense as soon as reasonably possible when requested by District. “Original condition” as used in this provision shall refer to the condition in which the Site and Facilities existed upon the walk- through as referenced in Section 13 (Condition of Property). No additional facility alterations will be permitted without written permission by the District.

Installation of Improvements. No structures, improvements, fixtures (as defined in Civil Code section 660), alterations (including painting of any interior or exterior surfaces), or facilities shall be constructed, erected, altered, added, or made on or within the Site or Facilities without the prior written consent of District and subject to terms agreeable to District District, and, if required, the Division of State Architect. In the event Charter School makes any modification to the Site or Facilities in violation of this provision, provision it shall be required to restore the Site and Facilities to its original condition at Charter School's sole expense as soon as reasonably possible when requested by District. “"Original condition” " as used in this provision shall refer to the condition in which the Site and Facilities existed upon the walk- walk through as referenced in Section 13 14 (Condition of Property), below. No additional facility alterations will be permitted without written permission by the DistrictDistrict or approval through SchoolDude.