Major Modifications Clause Samples
The Major Modifications clause defines the process and requirements for making significant changes to the scope, design, or execution of a contract or project. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a 'major' modification, such as substantial alterations to deliverables, timelines, or costs, and sets forth the approval procedures, often requiring written consent from all parties involved. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties are aware of and agree to substantial changes, thereby preventing disputes and maintaining clear expectations throughout the contractual relationship.
Major Modifications. Major Modifications are those involving a significant deviation from the original specifications of the Development Agreement or the Project. Major Modifications shall be processed in accordance with MMC 22.70.040.I.
Major Modifications. (i) Any application for a modification to the Design Guidelines that does not qualify as a Minor Modification is a Major Modification. All applications for Major Modifications shall be scheduled for a hearing at the next available Planning Commission meeting after the City's receipt of the application or its receipt of the appeal provided for in Section (c) above, whichever is applicable.
(ii) Without limiting the foregoing, a Major Modification that increases density in the Community may only be done so by formally amending this Agreement pursuant to Section 4 below, to reflect such increase in density. The Master Developer shall meet and confer with the Director of Public Works or his designee as to whether an update to the Master Studies is required. If the Director of Public Works or his designee requires an update to one or more of the Master Studies, such update shall be prepared by Master ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and submitted to the Department of Public Works no later than fifteen (15) business days prior to the date upon which the Planning Commission is to consider any such amendment.
Major Modifications. (i) Any application for a modification to the Design Guidelines that does not qualify as a Minor Modification is a Major Modification. All applications for Major Modifications shall be scheduled for a hearing at the next available Planning Commission meeting after the City’s receipt of the application or its receipt of the appeal provided for in Section (c) above, whichever is applicable.
(ii) Any application for a modification to the Master Land Use Plan to reconfigure parcels as shown on the Master Land Use Plan is a Major Modification. The Major Modification process is not intended to change land use designations within the Community, but is only meant to allow for flexibly in final parcel configuration. Master Developer may apply for a Major Modification only after the Director of Planning determines in his/her sole discretion that there are no negative impacts to the Community to process such Major Modification. The Major Modification is not intended to act as a mapping action. Pursuant to this Section 3.05(d)(ii), a Major Modification may not be required if the Director of Planning, Director of Public Works and Fire Chief determine that there are no negative impacts to the Community for such request, in which case, the application may be approved administratively.
(iii) Prior to Planning Commission consideration of a Major Modification that increases density in the Community the Master Developer shall meet and confer with the Director of Public Works or his designee as to whether an update to the Master Studies is required. If the Director of Public Works or his designee requires an update to one or more of the Master Studies, such update shall be prepared by Master Developer and submitted to the Department of Public Works no later than fifteen (15) business days prior to the Planning Commission hearing. Density increases considered under this Section 3.05(d)(iii) may not exceed the Maximum Units Permitted in Section 3.02(a) of this Agreement.
(iv) All actions by the Planning Commission on Major Modifications shall be scheduled for a hearing at the next available City Council meeting.
Major Modifications. A proposed modification to the permits or exhibits shall be considered a major modification if the proposal does not constitute a minor modification. If the Mayor or his/her designee determines that the proposal constitutes a major modification, the Developer shall submit the proposal for an amendment to this Development Agreement by following the process established by law for the adoption of a development agreement in accordance with Section 30 of this Development Agreement.
Major Modifications. Any of the following types of modifications to the Project Plans (“Major Modifications”) shall not constitute a Minor Modification and shall require an amendment of this Agreement:
Major Modifications. 5.1. The terms of this Agreement may not be modified except by means of a Major Modification, except the Development Standards set forth in the Appendices may be modified as Minor Modifications, as set forth in section 6.
5.2. A Major Modification requires an application by Owner and approval by the City Council after a public hearing pursuant to the procedures in Appendix A.
5.3. SEPA review is required before Council action if the Major Modification would result in the Project being outside the HSC Project Envelope.
Major Modifications. LUFC must seek prior written approval from City prior to erecting any infrastructure that is intended to remain in place longer than one year; to the removal of soil or grass; installation of irrigation lines; construction of permanent bleachers; construction of any fences or similar barriers; installation of artificial turf; and any other possible modification that serves to change the use of the land in a permanent way.
Major Modifications. Any application for a modification that does not qualify as a Minor Modification, Level 1 or Level 2, is subject to review and recommendation by the Planning Commission with final action by the City Council. Developer shall pay a fee as required per Title 18 (Fee Schedule) and to include outside consultant fees as may be required by City to review and prepare a Major Modification. Major Modifications shall result in an amended and restated Development Agreement filed with the ▇▇▇▇▇ County Recorder.
Major Modifications. (such as significant changes to the exterior appearance of the buildings or appearance of the Property) to the approved plans, as determined by the Community Development Director, may be allowed, subject to review and recommendation by the Planning Commission to the City Manager for final decision. The City Manager’s determination shall be in accordance with the terms of the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Development Agreement and shall take into account the Planning Commission’s recommendation. The Planning Commission’s recommendation shall be based on the determination that the proposed modification is compatible with other building and design elements or onsite/offsite improvements of the Amended and Restated Conditional Development Permit and will not have an adverse impact on safety and/or the character and aesthetics of the site. Major Modifications that are not approved by the City Manager may be appealed to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation to the City Council. City Council shall have final authority to approve Major Modifications.
Major Modifications. Any application for a modification to the Design Guidelines is a Major Modification. All applications for Major Modifications shall be scheduled for a hearing at the next available Planning Commission meeting after the City's receipt of the application.