Soils Report Sample Clauses
A Soils Report clause requires that a report on the condition and composition of the soil at a property be obtained, typically before construction or development begins. This report is usually prepared by a qualified geotechnical engineer and may include information on soil stability, drainage, and suitability for building foundations. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties are aware of any soil-related issues that could impact construction, thereby reducing the risk of unforeseen costs or structural problems.
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Soils Report. A soils report for the Land prepared by a soils engineer approved by the Lender, which report shall indicate that, based upon actual surface and subsurface examinations of the Land, the soils conditions are fully satisfactory for the proposed construction and operation of the Improvements in accordance with the Plans and Specifications.
Soils Report. Any soils report on the Land prepared at Seller's request or in the possession or control of Seller, including (if available) a report on compliance with any soils work recommended to be done prior to construction of the Improvements;
Soils Report. Borrower shall have furnished Lender a soils report, prepared by a licensed soil engineer, showing that the condition of the soil of the land is adequate to support the Improvements which soils report shall have been approved by Lender.
Soils Report. As of the Closing, ▇▇▇▇▇ acknowledges receipt of the soils report for the Project, and A Guide to Swelling Soils for Colorado Homebuyers.
Soils Report. Architect shall review the information provided in the reports described in Section 6.3.3 and shall coordinate with the Architect’s Consultants to confirm that the information provided is adequate for preparation of the Construction Documents (but not for professional or technical adequacy). Architect and the Architect’s Consultants shall conform their design to the geotechnical recommendations and shall, after submitting the final design to the Owner’s geotechnical engineer for review and comment, provide written certification that final design does conform. The Owner’s geotechnical engineer shall review the final Construction Documents for conformance to the report. Verification of the submittal to the Owner’s geotechnical engineer shall be made in writing to Owner.
Soils Report. An engineer's report prepared and certified by a qualified engineer acceptable to Bank, showing locations and results of all borings, together with recommendations for the design of the foundations of the Buildings and certifying in a manner reasonably satisfactory to Bank the adequacy of the existing soils condition, indicating that the Plans for construction of the Improvements are satisfactory in view of the condition of the soil;
Soils Report. (1) A preliminary soils report, based upon test borings and prepared in compliance with the requirements of the Building Code, as it may be amended and as referenced in Municipal Code Title 15, shall be required for all tract maps and for those parcel maps which involve commercial or industrial development.
(a) The soils report shall be prepared by a State-registered civil or soils engineer.
(b) The requirement of a preliminary soils report may be waived or reduced in scope by the City Engineer if, in the City Engineer’s opinion, the soil characteristics in the vicinity of the proposed subdivision have been established by previous analyses.
(1) Parcel maps which propose the construction of single-family dwellings shall require the preparation of a report which includes the subsurface soil classification, as well as the results of an expansive index test.
Soils Report. A soil report prepared and stamped by a licensed Geotechnical Engineer may be required based on topography, hazards or sensitive land areas. (See Section 2.06.040 of this Title for what is to be included in the Geotechnical report).
Soils Report. The Administrative Agent shall have received and approved a soils report pursuant to and in conformity with Section E(n)(i) of Annex II.
Soils Report. Seller shall within twenty (20) days from the effective date of this Agreement commence a Phase I geotechnical investigation of the Property, with a reputable geotechnical engineer to ascertain the general soil conditions of the Property for purposes of assisting the Entitlement process. Seller has delivered to Buyer a topographical map as of the effective date hereof. Said Phase I geotechnical report and topographical survey expenses shall be deemed part of the Ordinary Procedures Expenses.