Qualifying Project Clause Samples

The 'Qualifying Project' clause defines the specific project or set of projects that meet certain criteria established in the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the standards, scope, or requirements a project must fulfill to be considered eligible under the contract, such as size, location, or compliance with regulatory approvals. By clearly identifying what constitutes a qualifying project, this clause ensures that both parties have a mutual understanding of which projects are covered, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over eligibility.
Qualifying Project. This Agreement applies to only the Facility and Equipment specified on the front of this Agreement. In the event Customer requests additional projects, a new application must be filled out and submitted.
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Qualifying Project. The words “Qualifying Project” mean the construction or rehabilitation of a vacant parcel of land, which is located within either the First Level or Second Level of the eligible Infill Development Incentive Policy boundaries for the CITY, as identified in Exhibit B, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein for all purposes.
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Qualifying Project. Exhibit A attached hereto describes the Facilities. This description was relied upon by Pasco County in authorizing the execution of this Interlocal Agreement. Based on the description of the Facilities and representations of the Borrower, Pasco County hereby finds that it is able to cope satisfactorily with the impact of the Pasco Facilities, and is able to provide, or the cities of New Port ▇▇▇▇▇▇ or Dade City, will provide when needed, all the public facilities, utilities and services that will be necessary for the operation, repair, improvement and maintenance of the Pasco Facilities, and on account of any increase in population or other circumstances resulting by reason of the location of the Pasco Facilities within Pasco County.
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Qualifying Project. 3.1 To qualify for the Reimbursement Grant the Owner shall complete the Project as described herein. 3.2 The Project must result in the creation of a new secondary suite, or the legalization of an existing secondary suite, for which permits were not obtained at the time of original construction. 3.3 The Project must conform to the specifications as set out in Schedule “B”. Any deviation from the specifications set out in Schedule “B” may, in the sole discretion of the City, render the Owner ineligible for the Reimbursement Grant, in whole or in part, unless the City has provided its prior written consent for such deviation. 3.4 The Owner is responsible for obtaining all necessary approvals for the Project, including City of Cold Lake development and building permits. All work associated with the Project must comply with municipal, provincial, and federal legislation. 3.5 The Owner must construct the Project in accordance with the National Building Code – 2023 Alberta Edition. 3.6 The Project must be located in one of the following land use districts and result in the development of a new secondary suite, or the legalization of an existing secondary suite for which permits were not obtained at the original time of construction: (a) RE-Residential Estate District; (b) R1A-Residential (Single Detached) District; (c) R1B-Residential (Single Detached Small-Lot) District; (d) R2-Residential (Duplex) District; (e) RMX-Residential Mixed-Use District); 3.7 The project must be located within, or on the same parcel as, a single-detached dwelling and result in the creation of a new secondary suite, or, the legalization of an existing secondary suite, as defined by the City’s Land Use Bylaw 766-LU-23 as one of the following dwelling types: (a) A Basement Suite located within the basement of the principal dwelling; (b) Garage Suite located either above or attached to the side of a garage; (c) A Garden Suite located within an accessory building in the rear yard of the property. 3.8 The Project shall comply with all applicable municipal bylaws, building codes, provincial and federal legislation, including, but not limited to: (a) The City of Cold Lake Municipal Development Plan 699-LU-21, as amended; (b) The City of Cold Lake Land Use Bylaw 766-LU-23, as amended; (c) Any applicable Area Structure Plan or Outline Plan approved by the City of Cold Lake; and (d) Municipal Government Act, R.S.A. 2000 (e) Safety Codes Act, R.S.A. 2000, Chapter S-1 (f) National Building Code – ...
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Qualifying Project. A. To qualify for fee reductions under the Program, the Applicant’s development project on the Property must be entirely (i.e., 100%) comprised of one or more of the uses indicated below for the life of the project through a separate agreement recorded on title that runs with the land and is binding on all assigns, heirs, and successors of the Applicant:
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