Notice of Completion and Inspection Sample Clauses

The Notice of Completion and Inspection clause establishes the requirement for formally notifying relevant parties when a project or specific work has been finished and is ready for review. Typically, this clause outlines the process by which the contractor or responsible party must inform the owner or client that the work is complete, often triggering a scheduled inspection to verify that all contractual obligations have been met. Its core practical function is to create a clear, documented transition point from construction or service delivery to final acceptance, helping to prevent disputes about whether and when the work was properly completed.
Notice of Completion and Inspection a. Each applicable Owner, Property Manager and Contractors agree to inform the Fair Housing Groups in writing of the completion of the agreed upon alterations from the Punch List at the Properties within thirty (30) days of the completion of the alterations at each Property. b. Each applicable Owner, Property Manager and Contractors agree that they will employ an independent third-party consultant mutually agreed upon by the parties to conduct an on-site inspection of the agreed upon alterations at the exterior of each Property within sixty (60) days of the completion of the alterations at the Properties, cumulatively, and to prepare a written report describing the alterations and whether or not the alterations comply with the modifications agreed to by the Parties on the Punch List. Inasmuch as items 8, 9 and 10 on the Punch List are policy changes and not physical alterations, the inspection report shall not include them. The report shall be provided to the Fair Housing Groups within fifteen (15) days of its submission by the consultant. The Parties agree that ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Associates, LLC is an acceptable independent third-party consultant. c. If this inspection report indicates that any of the required alterations have not been made as specified herein, the applicable Owner, Property Manager and Contractors agree to (1) correct any deficiencies within thirty (30) days of that notice or the time allowed by the original timeline, whichever is later, and (2) provide documentary and photographic evidence of the correction of such alterations to the Fair Housing Groups. If the inspection report indicates that all of the required alterations for the applicable Property have been made (a “Satisfactory Inspection Report”), the obligations of the applicable Owner under this Agreement shall be deemed satisfied.
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Notice of Completion and Inspection. (a) The Proponent must provide to CEO (Housing) a statement in writing when it considers that the Development of any one or more of the Properties has been completed in accordance with: (i) this Agreement; (ii) the Project Plan; and (iii) any relevant laws and standards (‘Notice of Completion’). (b) The Notice of Completion must contain copies of all relevant documents to CEO (Housing), including but not limited to the following: (i) Certificate of Occupancy for the Property or Properties; and (ii) all approvals, permits, consents, licences or authorities for the Property or Properties. (c) CEO (Housing) must perform an inspection of each of the relevant Property or Properties within 15 Business Days of: (i) receipt of the Notice of Completion; or (ii) receiving notice from the Proponent that it has completed the additional works required by CEO (Housing) under clause 8.2(a)(ii).
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Notice of Completion and Inspection. Seller shall provide Buyer with 30 days prior notice of the Rig’s expected completion date (“Completion Date”), and Buyer shall have 10 days after Completion Date (meaning the date on which Rig is ready for delivery to the carrier in disassembled form) to inspect and accept Rig or to raise objections that Rig, in whole or in part, does not meet Technical Specifications (as defined in §5. 1). If Buyer fails to raise objections in writing during the inspection period, Rig is deemed accepted and delivery is deemed to have occurred. If Buyer timely raises an objection, §3.7 will apply to corrections. Buyer shall accept the scope of supply pursuant to Exhibit D.
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Notice of Completion and Inspection. Seller shall provide Buyer with 30 days prior notice of the Rig’s expected completion date (“Completion Date”), and Buyer shall have 10 days after Completion Date (meaning the date on which Rig is ready for delivery to the carrier in disassembled form) to inspect and accept Rig or to raise objections that Rig, in whole or in part, does not meet Technical Specifications (as defined in §5.
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