Common use of Permits; Fees Clause in Contracts

Permits; Fees. 9.1 The EPC Contractor and or the Subcontractor(s), at EPC Contractor’s sole cost and expense, shall secure all permits and approvals required for the development, construction, use or occupancy of permanent structures or for permanent changes in existing facilities, including but not limited to the building permit. The EPC Contractor shall keep the Client informed on a reasonably current basis of the progress of such applications, and provide the Client with copies of all permits and approvals obtained. 9.2 [The EPC Contractor shall pay all fees due to the Utility in connection with the Utility Interconnection Agreement, including application fees. Except as required by the Contract Documents, the EPC Contractor shall not be responsible, however, for payment for upgrades or changes to any existing Project Site electrical system(s), equipment (other than the Major Equipment needed for the photovoltaic System in Schedule #1), or survey/research projects that may or may not be required by the Utility, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Client. The EPC Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to determine if the Utility will require any such surveys, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, and shall advise the Client with respect to same as soon reasonably practical.]1[The Client shall pay all fees due to the Utility in connection with the Utility Interconnection Agreement, includin]g application fees. Except as required by the Contract Documents, the EPC Contractor shall not be responsible for payment for upgrades or changes to any existing Project Site electrical system(s), equipment (other than the Major Equipment needed for the photovoltaic System in Schedule #1), or survey/research projects that may or may not be required by the Utility, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Client.]2 9.3 The EPC Contractor shall ensure that all designs comply with Prudent Industry Practice, all applicable Legal Requirements and Utility Requirements. The EPC Contractor understands and agrees that design changes are not permitted unless approved by the Utility pursuant to the Interconnection Agreement.

Permits; Fees. 9.1 The EPC Contractor and or the Subcontractor(s), at EPC Contractor’s sole cost and expense, shall secure all permits and approvals (as listed on Schedule #18) required for the development, construction, use or occupancy of permanent structures or for permanent changes in existing facilities, including but not limited to the building permit. The EPC Contractor shall keep the Client informed on a reasonably current basis of the progress of such applications, applications and provide the Client with copies of all permits andapprovals obtained. For those Utility interconnection applications and approvals obtained. 9.2 [The accompanying fees submitted by Client or other entity to the Utility prior to the Effective Date, Client shall provide EPC Contractor with evidence of such submittal and a confirmation that such interconnection applications are in good standing and do not require further submissions of either documentation or fees, as of the date of this Agreement. For those Utility interconnection applications and accompanying fees not submitted by Client to the Utility prior to the Effective Date, EPC Contractor shall pay all fees due to the Utility in connection with the Utility Interconnection Agreement, including application feesfees (except in instances where application fees have already been paid by Client or other entity). Except as required by the Contract Documents, the EPC Contractor shall not be responsible, however, for payment for upgrades or changes to any existing Project Site electrical system(s), equipment (other than the Major Equipment needed for the photovoltaic System in Schedule #1), or survey/research projects that may or may not be required by the Utility, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Client. The EPC Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to determine if the Utility will require any such surveys, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, and shall advise the Client with respect to same as soon reasonably practical.]1[The Client shall pay all fees due to the Utility in connection with the Utility Interconnection Agreement, includin]g application fees. Except as required by the Contract Documents, the EPC Contractor shall not be responsible for payment for upgrades or changes to any existing Project Site electrical system(s), equipment (other than the Major Equipment needed for the photovoltaic System in Schedule #1), or survey/research projects that may or may not be required by the Utility, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, which shall be the sole responsibility of Client. EPC Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to determine if the Client.]2 9.3 The EPC Utility will require any such surveys, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, and shall advise Client with respect to same as soon reasonably practical.]EPC Contractor shall ensure that all designs comply with Prudent Industry Practice, all applicable Legal Requirements and Utility Requirements. The EPC Contractor understands and agrees that design changes are not permitted unless approved by the Utility pursuant to the Interconnection Agreement. The status of the interconnection applications is listed in Schedule #17, Detailed Scope of Work, Section 10, Interconnection Application Status.

Permits; Fees. 9.1 The EPC Contractor and or the Subcontractor(s), at EPC Contractor’s sole cost and expense, shall secure all permits and approvals required for the development, construction, use or occupancy of permanent structures or for permanent changes in existing facilities, including but not limited to the building permit. The EPC Contractor shall keep the Client informed on a reasonably current basis of the progress of such applications, and provide the Client with copies of all permits and approvals obtained. 9.2 [The EPC Contractor shall pay all fees due to the Utility in connection with the Utility Interconnection Agreement, including application fees. Except as required by the Contract Documents, the EPC Contractor shall not be responsible, however, for payment for upgrades or changes to any existing Project Site electrical system(s), equipment (other than the Major Equipment needed for the photovoltaic System in Schedule #1), or survey/research projects that may or may not be required by the Utility, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Client. The EPC Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to determine if the Utility will require any such surveys, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, and shall advise the Client with respect to same as soon reasonably practical.]1[The Client shall pay all fees due to the Utility in connection with the Utility Interconnection Agreement, includin]g application fees. Except as required by the Contract Documents, the EPC Contractor shall not be responsible for payment for upgrades or changes to any existing Project Site electrical system(s), equipment (other than the Major Equipment needed for the photovoltaic System in Schedule #1), or survey/research projects that may or may not be required by the Utility, upgrades or changes to Utility-owned equipment, or Utility-supplied electrical service, which shall be the sole responsibility of the Client.]2practical. 9.3 The EPC Contractor shall ensure that all designs comply with Prudent Industry Practice, all applicable Legal Requirements and Utility Requirements. The EPC Contractor understands and agrees that design changes are not permitted unless approved by the Utility pursuant to the Interconnection Agreement.