Common use of Structural Requirements Clause in Contracts

Structural Requirements. The Purchaser is responsible for coordinating with their local building code enforcement agencies to determine the building code requirements for their building site in regard to live load, snow load, wind exposure and rating, and any other code requirements in force at the time of sale. CODE and NON-CODE STRUCTURES: ATI’S CODE STRUCTURES are designed to meet the minimum International Building Code (IBC) requirements. ATI code structures will NOT meet load requirements for all building sites. ATI’S NON-CODE STRUCTURES are NOT designed to meet any IBC requirements. Professional Engineering services at additional cost are required if an ATI code structure is to meet specific load requirements. The Purchaser shall pay ATI for engineering services at a mutually agreed rate. If Purchaser elects to decline engineering services, purchaser acknowledges that the structure may not meet load requirements for the intended build site and as a result they risk not obtaining proper governmental permitting and risk failure of the structure. By purchasing an ATI non-code structure or an ATI code structure WITHOUT ENGINEERING SERVICES, Purchaser does so at their own risk and PURCHASER ACCEPTS FULL LIABILITY FOR ALL DAMAGES AND CONSEQUESTIAL ATI’s engineering services do not guarantee the approval of governmental permitting; any changes required by governing bodies for an ATI structure to meet permit requirements will be at the Purchaser’s expense. Requests for engineering services not included in ATI’s standard engineering package will be at an additional cost to the Purchaser. These include, but are not limited to, plan checks, Load Requirement changes, slab design, and/or additional drawings.

Structural Requirements. The Purchaser is responsible for coordinating with their local building code enforcement agencies to determine the building code requirements for their building site in regard to live load, snow load, wind exposure and rating, and any other code requirements in force at the time of sale. CODE and NON-CODE STRUCTURES: ATI’S CODE STRUCTURES are designed to meet the minimum International Building Code (IBC) requirements. ATI code structures will NOT meet load requirements for all building sites. ATI’S NON-CODE STRUCTURES are NOT designed to meet any IBC requirements. Professional Engineering services at additional cost are required if an ATI code structure is to meet specific load requirements. The Purchaser shall pay ATI for engineering services at a mutually agreed rate. If Purchaser elects to decline engineering services, purchaser acknowledges that the structure may not meet load requirements for the intended build site and as a result they risk not obtaining proper governmental permitting and risk failure of the structure. By purchasing an ATI non-code structure or an ATI code structure WITHOUT ENGINEERING SERVICES, Purchaser does so at their own risk and PURCHASER ACCEPTS FULL LIABILITY FOR ALL DAMAGES AND CONSEQUESTIAL ATI’s engineering services do not guarantee the approval of governmental permitting; any changes required by governing bodies for an ATI structure to meet permit requirements will be at the Purchaser’s expense. Requests for engineering services not included in ATI’s standard engineering package will be at an additional cost to the Purchaser. These include, but are not limited to, plan checks, Load Requirement changes, slab design, and/or additional drawings. Engineered drawings, calculations and/or plans provided through ATI’s engineering services are owned by ATI and are not to be used in any way for a non-ATI structure.