Project Construction Status Reports Sample Clauses

Project Construction Status Reports. Owner shall provide written reports to the City Representative, which may be provided at the meeting required by Section 8.2, regarding the status of the Project Improvements Work not less frequently than once every month, which reports shall include (i) any new or additional facts discovered by Owner or any circumstances known to Owner that occur during the course of the Project Improvements Work which in Owner’s reasonable opinion materially change the Total Project Costs or materially affect Owner’s ability to achieve Substantial Completion and Commencement of Operations, including any Excusable Owner Delay or City Party Delay and reasonable detail of such facts or circumstances, (ii) any material change to the Project Construction Schedule or the Complex Budget, (iii) an updated version of the Complex Budget, and (iv) an updated version of the Project Construction Schedule.
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Project Construction Status Reports. Tenant shall provide written reports to Landlord Representative regarding the status of the Project Improvements Work not less frequently than once every month, which reports shall include (i) any new or additional facts discovered by Tenant or any circumstances known to Tenant that occur during the course of the Project Improvements Work which in Tenant’s reasonable opinion materially change the Total Project Costs or materially affect Tenant’s ability to achieve Substantial Completion and Commencement of Operations on or before the Substantial Completion Deadline, including any Excusable Tenant Delay or Landlord Delay and reasonable detail of such facts or circumstances, (ii) any material change to the Project Construction Schedule or the Project Budget and (iii) such other information that Landlord may reasonably request with regard to the status of the Project Improvements.
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Project Construction Status Reports. The Developer shall provide written reports to the Owner Representative, signed by a Responsible Officer of the Developer and acceptable to the Owner, regarding the status of the Hotel Project Improvements Work not less frequently than once every thirty (30) calendar days, which reports shall include any new or additional facts discovered or any circumstances which would be reasonably likely (i) to materially change the Hotel Project Improvements Costs or to materially affect the Developer’s ability to achieve Final Completion (including Commencement of Hotel Project Operations) on or before the Hotel Completion Deadline, including reasonable detail of such facts or circumstances and (ii) to cause any change to the Hotel Project Improvements Construction Schedule or the Hotel Project Improvements Budget. Promptly upon receipt, the Owner shall provide same to the Hotel Operator for review and Approval or confirmation, as applicable.
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Project Construction Status Reports. Tenant shall provide written reports to Landlord Representative regarding the status of the Project Improvements Work not less frequently than once every month prior to Final Completion, which reports shall include (i) any facts discovered by Tenant or any circumstances known to Tenant, in either case, not previously disclosed to Landlord or Landlord Representative, that occur during the course of the Project Improvements Work which in Tenant’s reasonable opinion materially change the Total Project Costs or materially affect Tenant’s ability to achieve Substantial Completion and Commencement of Operations on or before the Substantial Completion Deadline, including any Excusable Tenant Delay or Landlord Delay and reasonable detail of such facts or circumstances and (ii) any material change to the Project Construction Schedule or the Project Budget. Substantial Completion. Tenant shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause Substantial Completion and Commencement of Operations to occur on or before the Substantial Completion Deadline.
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