Access Permission Sample Clauses
The Access Permission clause defines the rights and conditions under which one party may enter, use, or inspect another party’s property, facilities, or systems. Typically, it outlines who is granted access, the permitted purposes (such as maintenance, inspection, or delivery of services), and any restrictions or requirements, such as advance notice or supervision. This clause ensures that access is controlled and authorized, protecting the property owner’s interests while enabling necessary activities to proceed smoothly and securely.
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Access Permission. Official Union representatives shall obtain access to the Company's operations for the purpose of this Agreement by written permission which will be granted by the Company on request and subject to such terms and conditions as may be laid down by the Company.
Access Permission. Landowner hereby grants permission to the YCRCD, or the YCRCD’s contractors, employees, representatives, agents or assigns, or other designees authorized by the YCRCD (collectively, “Authorized Parties”) to enter upon the Landowner’s Property to perform the “Permissible Activities,” as set forth in Section III below. This permission is effective immediately upon the execution of this Agreement by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and the YCRCD.
Access Permission. We will require full access permission from the land-owner and tenant of the land (if applicable) prior to arrival on site. No site survey will commence until all such permissions are confirmed. If the consultant has to visit the site a second time because full access was not available on the first visit, an additional charge will be made.
Access Permission. On condition that the Tenant is informed in advance, the Landlord and other persons authorized by the Landlord are permitted to access or stay in the leased properties (in case of an emergency endangering the leased properties, the Landlord can force an entrance into the premises), with or without workers, tools and materials at all proper times (even through the Landlord can enter the leased properties at any time during an emergency, the Landlord shall inform the Tenant as far as possible) for the following tasks:
5.9:1 Inspecting the leased properties;
5.9:2 Checking facilities and the condition of any damage;
5.9:3 Guiding (or not guiding) a potential purchaser’s visit and/or measuring the leased properties and/or guiding other Tenants (or potential Tenants) visiting and/or measuring the leased properties during the last 9 months of the Lease Term;
5.9:4 Conducting maintenance or other work not completed by the Tenant;
5.9:5 Security checks and extinguishing fires;
5.9:6 Implementing necessary work beyond the Tenant’s liability;
5.9:7 Fulfilling the Landlord’s obligations under this Agreement or performing the Landlord’s liabilities under this Agreement.
Access Permission. Upon receipt of a substantiated request, the EGF Commander must authorise agents of the competent service to inspect, repair, maintain, rebuild or move installations, electrical networks and pipes within the infrastructure of the Permanent HQ, provided that those activities present no obstacle to normal operations and security.
Access Permission. Official Union representatives shall obtain access to the plant for purpose of this Agreement under such reasonable terms and conditions as may be mutually agreed to between the Local Union and the Company.
Access Permission. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Landowner hereby grants permission to the MCRCD, its representatives, consulting Registered Professional Forester or Arborist, representatives of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE), and licensed contractors hired by MCRCD for the Project, to enter upon the Subject Property to implement the Project. Access shall be limited to those portions of the Subject Property identified by MCRDC where actual work is to be performed (“Work Site”) and those additional portions of the Subject Property that must be traversed to gain access to the Work Site. A Project representative will contact the Landowner at least 72 hours prior to any visit or performing any work on the Subject Property.
Access Permission. Landowner hereby grants (applicant’s name), CDFW, and NOAA Fisheries representatives permission to enter onto real property owned by the Landowner to perform pre-project evaluation. Access shall be limited to those portions of Landowner’s real property where actual restoration or monitoring work is proposed to be performed and those additional portions of real property that must be traversed to gain access to the work site. The applicant will contact the Landowner at least 72 hours prior to any visit. At no time will CDFW or NOAA Fisheries representatives access the property without the applicant unless expressively given permission by the Landowner.
Access Permission. Landowner hereby grants Dry Creek Salmon Enhancement Project and California Department of Fish and Game representatives permission to enter onto real property owned by the Landowner to perform pre-project evaluation; and, if an agreement for the project is entered into between the Dry Creek Salmon Enhancement Project and the California Department of Fish and Game, Landowner grants permission to perform the fishery enhancement work, to conduct field inspections, and to monitor project for needed maintenance or equipment removal for the life of the project. Access shall be limited to those portions of landowner=s real property where actual fishery enhancement work is to be performed and those additional portions of real property which must be traversed to gain access to the work site.
Access Permission. This field allows you to set the selected screen to [Inaccessible], [Read Only], or [Full Access].