Submission and Review of Submission Materials Clause Samples

The 'Submission and Review of Submission Materials' clause outlines the process by which one party provides materials, documents, or deliverables to another party for evaluation. Typically, this clause specifies the format, method, and timing for submitting materials, as well as the criteria or procedures the receiving party will use to review and respond to the submissions. For example, it may require that all materials be submitted electronically within a certain timeframe and that the recipient must notify the sender of acceptance or required revisions within a set period. The core function of this clause is to establish clear expectations and procedures for the exchange and assessment of materials, thereby reducing misunderstandings and ensuring an efficient review process.
Submission and Review of Submission Materials. FCRHA and APAH acknowledge and agree that Exhibit C, attached hereto and made a part hereof, contains a general description of the Development upon which all Land Use Entitlement Approvals and the Schematics and the Final Plans and Specifications shall be based. APAH shall submit to FCRHA for its review and approval any documents, drawings, proffers and other instruments that APAH will submit to any Governmental Authority for any Land Use Entitlement Approvals related to the Development (including any modifications to any such documents, drawings, proffers and instruments) and any other documents that FCRHA shall reasonably request in connection with its review thereof. Without limiting the foregoing, APAH shall submit to FCRHA for its review and approval prior to submission to any Governmental Authority for approval of the Conceptual Development Plan or Final Development Plan or for Special Exception approval any and all information related to such submissions, including (without limitation) the proposed elevations and facades for the Development, building layouts, site development plans and other proffered amenities related to the Development (collectively, the “Submission Materials”). The Submission Materials shall include, without limitation: (i) Schematics; (ii) Design and Development Plans; (iii) Permit Documents; and (iv)
Submission and Review of Submission Materials. FCRHA and AW9 acknowledge and agree that the form of the Special Exception under consideration contains a general description of the Development upon which all Land Use Entitlement Approvals and the Schematics and the Final Plans and Specifications will be based. AW9 will submit to FCRHA for its review and approval any documents, drawings, proffers and other instruments that AW9 will submit to any Governmental Authority for any Land Use Entitlement Approvals related to the Development (including any modifications to any such documents, drawings, proffers and instruments) and any other documents that FCRHA will reasonably request in connection with its review thereof. Without limiting the foregoing, AW9 will submit to FCRHA for its review and approval prior to submission to any Governmental Authority for approval of the Conceptual Development Plan or Final Development Plan or for Special Exception approval any and all information related to such submissions, including (without limitation) the proposed elevations and facades for the Development, building layouts, site development plans and other proffered amenities related to the Development (collectively, the “Submission Materials”). The Submission Materials will include, without limitation: (i) Schematics; (ii) Design Development Plans; (iii) Permit Documents; and (iv) Final Plans and Specifications. If FCRHA does not approve the Submission Materials, FCRHA will so notify AW9 in writing, specifying in what respects it disapproves of the Submission Materials. AW9 and FCRHA will reasonably cooperate with one another in addressing the comments of FCRHA. AW9 will revise the Submission Materials to reflect the agreed upon changes and will then resubmit the Submission Materials to FCRHA for review. The initial review by FCRHA will be carried out within five Business Days of the date of submission of the Submission Materials; FCRHA’s review of revisions to the Submission Materials will be carried out within five Business Days of the date of submission of the revised Submission Materials. If FCRHA has not notified AW9 of its determination within the applicable period, FCRHA will be deemed to have approved the Submission Materials. (a) The following definitions are used in this Section 7.2 and elsewhere in this Agreement as they relate to Submission Materials and design, development, and construction of the Development:
Submission and Review of Submission Materials. FCRHA and AW9 acknowledge and agree that the form of the Special Exception under consideration contains a general description of the Development upon which all Land Use Entitlement Approvals and the Schematics and the Final Plans and Specifications will be based. AW9 will submit to FCRHA for its review and approval any documents, drawings, proffers and other instruments that AW9 will submit to any Governmental Authority for any Land Use Entitlement Approvals related to the Development (including any modifications to any such documents, drawings, proffers and instruments) and any other documents that FCRHA will reasonably request in connection with its review thereof. Without limiting the foregoing, AW9 will submit to FCRHA for its review and approval prior to submission to any Governmental Authority for approval of the Conceptual Development Plan or Final Development Plan or for Special Exception approval any and all information related to such submissions, including (without limitation) the proposed elevations and facades for the

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