Permitting Process Sample Clauses

The Permitting Process clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities related to obtaining all necessary permits and approvals required for a project or activity. Typically, this clause specifies which party is responsible for applying for, securing, and maintaining permits, as well as the timelines and documentation required to demonstrate compliance. For example, in a construction contract, the contractor may be tasked with obtaining building permits before work begins. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all legal and regulatory requirements are met, thereby preventing project delays or legal issues due to missing or invalid permits.
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Permitting Process. 16.1 Within 15 business days of the Effective Date, Operator will meet with appropriate permitting staff of each Participating City to finalize the process for permit review and issuance, and provide an estimate of the time needed to obtain such permits. 16.2 This process will specify each Participating City’s requirements for submitting applications for Site Permits, Installation Scheduling Permits and Special Traffic Permits, including drawings, photos, surveying and required paperwork. 16.3 Operator will hire an outside planning and siting firm familiar with each Participating City to assist with the permitting process and reduce workload on the staff of the Participating City. Operator will solicit input from the Participating City to identify suitable consultants. 16.4 If staff time exceeds estimates of the time needed to review applications for the issuance of permits, due to errors or omissions by Operator or its contractors in its submissions , Operator will reimburse each Participating City for reasonable and documented direct staff time in excess of such estimates to the extent arising from such errors and omissions, as follows: 16.4.1 In Berkeley, staff time shall be reimbursed at the then current rate set forth in the City of Berkeley Master Fee Schedule. Such fee, as of the Effective Date, is $160 per hour. 16.4.2 In Emeryville, staff time shall be reimbursed at $125 per hour. 16.4.3 In Oakland, staff time shall be reimbursed at $190 per hour.
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Permitting Process. Seller shall cooperate with Buyer during the permitting process, including, without limitation, obtaining the grading permit and building permit, and to such end, Seller agrees that if a permit application is filed prior to the acquisition by Buyer of the Lot, Seller shall execute the permit application in the name of the limited liability company. However, in no event whatsoever, shall Seller or any entity related to or affiliated with Seller be required to post any type of security or collateral for the development obligations relating to the permit applications.
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Permitting Process. 2019-102729-0005 The project promoters have provided description of the status of the projects permitting processes, including a detailed schedule for the progress of the permit process in both hosting countries. In regard to Regulation (EU) No 347/2013 Article 10.1a, the PCI notification for the Finland’s internal section between Pyhänselkä and Keminmaa was sent to the Finnish NRA on 21 March 2018 and approved in 4 May 2018. For the section between Keminmaa and Messaure, the corresponding PCI notification was sent to Finnish NRA on 11 June 2019 and to Swedish NRA on 13 June 2019.
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Permitting Process. Consultant will be responsible for arranging reviews at the various stages of the design process to support the permitting process. At the 100% design completion phase as described in an applicable delivery order the Board will submit a permit application and the Consultant will be required to provide .PDF submittal of sealed sets of Construction Documents and all calculations necessary for the permit review process. Consultant must follow up on the review progress throughout the permit process to make all required corrections and to provide all required clarification documentations.
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Permitting Process. Program Manager will act only as a coordinator with the Designated Architect and Approved General Contractor with regard to building permits. The Designated Architect or Approved General Contractor will be responsible for applying for the appropriate permits and the Approved General Contractor will pull the permits. Company expressly acknowledges that permitting timelines and requirements vary widely from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, which impacts construction timelines. Building codes, local regulations, zoning, and other governmental and regulatory requirements can add requirements and cause delays to the construction process. The nature and timing of such delays varies greatly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Company acknowledges that company will pay all fees and charges resulting from the permitting process directly to the applicable vendors and jurisdiction. Service provided by Program Manager in relation to coordinating the permitting process are included in the Program Management Fee.
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Permitting Process. The project promoters have provided description of the status of the project permitting process in all hosting countries, including a detailed schedule and corresponding evidence.
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