Accessibility To Valves Sample Clauses

Accessibility To Valves. It shall be the Contractor's responsibility to maintain constant accessibility to all valves during the construction period. Any time during construction, any valve that is covered up or has its box removed shall be recorded for location and flag-referenced by the Contractor for fast location in case of emergency. Any valve, which is not shown on the drawings, shall be brought to the Owner’s Representative's attention by submitting to him a written description of the construction, the size, and location of such valve. Valves in the construction area shall be field referenced by the Contractor and shown on the "as built" drawings by the Contractor. In case of fills, valve boxes shall be brought up as fill progresses so that accessibility to valves will be maintained.
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