see #43 (e.g. point 4)
You probably mean post #3, and no: 1. defines the price guarantee period based on the contract conclusion up to the latest date X, 2. limits the price increase in case of delayed start of construction up to the latest date YA to 1%, 3. limits the price increase in case of delayed start of construction up to the latest date YB to 2%, 4. allows the price increase up to the scope of the unmodified contract if the construction start date is also exceeded by the latest date YB. The problem of the phenomenon that the named disturbances can delay not only the construction duration but already the start of construction is not resolved by the aforementioned additional clauses:
Any circumstances of this kind extend the construction time
Construction time is the period between the start of construction and completion – in itself unrelated to the contract conclusion date. Your general contractor guarantees you the price related to the signing date and limits the price increase in two stages of delay (short or long delay), but not in two stages (delay caused by him or delay caused by you – so what happens here with delays "not caused by Corona"?). And from the beginning he can dawdle without penalty, without compensating you for the damage (provision interest, interim accommodation and/or the like).