Additional Site Information Clause Samples

The 'Additional Site Information' clause serves to provide supplementary details about the physical location relevant to the contract. This may include specifics such as site boundaries, access points, existing structures, or environmental conditions that could affect the work or obligations under the agreement. By clearly outlining these particulars, the clause ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of the site context, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes related to site conditions.
Additional Site Information. Additional Site Information means (i) the Site Background Reports; (ii) other information respecting the Place of the Work in the Contract Documents including infrastructure drawings and other reports, information or plans and (iii) information that would have been readily apparent to the Contractor from its inspections of the Place of the Work made under the Request for Proposals prior to the date of the RFP Submission.
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Additional Site Information. Partial Surrender/Memorandum of Partial Surrender (MoPS) Notes: For a MoPS to be processed, IOGC requires an amending agreement to be submitted for the portion that will be excluded from the partial surrender. The MoPS and the amending agreement will be executed simultaneously. See pages 11 and 12 for Guide to Completing an IOGC Memorandum of Partial Surrender (MoPS) Is the application for a partial surrender (MoPS)? Yes No If Yes, provide rationale for a partial and not full surrender: has an amending agreement been submitted to IOGC? Yes No If No, the reclamation application and MoPS will be not be processed until the amending agreement is received. Land Use What is the current surrounding land use?  Agricultural  Commercial  Industrial  Residential/Parkland  Other:____________________ Has the end land use for the site changed? Yes No If Yes, indicate previous land use:  Agricultural  Commercial  Industrial  Residential/Parkland  Other:____________________ was the proposed end land use discussed with the First Nation and IOGC and is the criteria consistent with those discussions? Yes No For either answer, include Land Use Criteria Change Authorization4 with written authorization from IOGC and BCR from First Nation. Non-Oilfield Waste Is there any non-oilfield waste buried on site (e.g., concrete, gravel, debris)? Unknown No Yes If Yes, provide details, First Nation BCR approval, and confirm location(s) identified on attached survey plan or map: Facilities or Features to Remain in Place Are there any facilities or features (e.g., water well, access road, Texas gate, approaches, culverts, fences, others) to remain in place? Yes No If Yes, describe what feature(s) are to remain and their purpose: are the facilities or features stable and non-hazardous? Yes No If No, describe: has a First Nation BCR been secured5? Yes No If Yes, is the BCR and copy of the existing survey plan outlining which facilities are to remain in place attached? Yes No If No, the application will be deemed incomplete until the BCR is received. Surface Land Information
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Additional Site Information. Additional Site Information means the Site Background Reports and the other site related information as set out in GC 6.4.1.
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Additional Site Information. Additional Site Information means the Site Background Reports and the following: • Drawings • Specifications • Addendums 1-46,
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