Stored Materials definition
Stored Materials shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.1.8 hereof.
Stored Materials means building materials or furnishings that have not yet been incorporated into the Improvements.
Stored Materials means any and all materials, equipment, fixtures or articles of Personal Property purchased by Borrower to be placed or affixed in, on or to the Land or Improvements in connection with the construction work with respect to the Project which have not yet been incorporated in the Project.
Examples of Stored Materials in a sentence
Developer shall take all actions reasonably required by Owner to confirm that fee title to all such New Improvements (including any newly acquired land for the Project) and Owner Stored Materials, free and clear of all Liens, is vested in Owner, without any additional cost or expense to Owner (or for an amount of consideration approved by Owner to the extent necessary to render such vesting enforceable).
More Definitions of Stored Materials
Stored Materials means materials and/or equipment not yet incorporated in the Construction Work stored at the Site or off-Site by the Design Build Entity or its Subcontractors.
Stored Materials is defined in Section 3.5(d).
Stored Materials means delivered materials or equipment that are located at the Project Site, or with the OWNER’s approval at another location, and that have not yet been incorporated into the Work.
Stored Materials means materials or equipment stored safely off-Site in a secure warehouse or on the premises of a fabricator or some other secure facility reasonably acceptable to the Owner and not yet incorporated into the Work.
Stored Materials has the meaning assigned to that term in Section 5.25(a) hereof.
Stored Materials has the meaning given to such term in Section 3.04 hereof.
Stored Materials means ---------------- materials purchased by Borrower and stored at the Premises or at an off-site location reasonably acceptable to Lender for use in the Project, but not yet installed or incorporated into the Project.