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The owner wants to occupy the first floor while upper floors remain under construction. What contract issue should be addressed before occupancy?

Correct Answer

B) The effect on responsibility, insurance, security, warranties, and substantial completion for the occupied portion

Partial occupancy should address risk allocation, insurance, safety, security, warranty, and completion status for the occupied area. Other choices ignore the contract effects of shared use.

Answer Options
A
Address only the final bid tab for the occupied floor and leave partial occupancy unchecked
B
The effect on responsibility, insurance, security, warranties, and substantial completion for the occupied portion
C
Address only a tenant move-in memo without insurance or warranty terms
D
Hold a new bid opening for already completed work

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Partial occupancy should address risk allocation, insurance, safety, security, warranty, and completion status for the occupied area. Other choices ignore the contract effects of shared use.

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