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21.         HOLD POINT
The Contractor must request the Landscape Architect to attend inspections or provide approval at the
required critical hold points noted in this document.

It is the contractors responsibility to adequately notify the Landscape Architect, Project Manager or design
consultant of the required timing for hold points at the start of the project. A full record of these hold points,
dates for inspections, and compliance is to be kept by the contractor and supplied to the Landscape
Architect throughout the project.

Sufficient allowance of timing needs to be provided for to allow for rejection of works and re-work or
re-ordering of materials, to then not affect the overall project delivery timeframes.

The Landscape Architect requires a minimum of 5 days period to respond to shop drawings or inspection
reporting. No responsibility is held by the Landscape Architect for delays to program based upon re-work or
re-design caused by faulty or sub-standard works contractor design or works.

Lead times for ordering of all components needs to in addition to and allowing for hold point
inspections or shop drawing reviews. Any delay costs to the project arising from the failure of the
Contractor to provide samples or hold point inspections, will be the responsibility of the Contractor.

A minimum of 2 weeks lead time notification is required by the Landscape Architect to schedule inspections
or reviews of shop drawings or samples.

The Contractor must notify the Landscape Architect more than 24 hours prior to the following hold points to
arrange inspection.


21.1.       HOLD POINT SCHEDULE

          HOLD POINTS                                               CHKD      DATE / NOTES


 Tree protection

 1        Tree protection fencing in place


 Material samples

 2        Sample panels provided for all pavement types

 3        Samples edging provided for all edge types

          Samples stairs provided for all stair types
 4
          Samples walls provided for all wall types
 5
          Samples furniture provided for all furniture & lighting
 6        types
 7        Samples balustrade/ handrails / fence / gates
          provided for all balustrade / handrail / fence / gates
          types




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URB-SPC-LAN-P0025138 - IFC.DOCX                                                                              PAGE   69
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