Construction and Conditions on Right of Way Occupancy Sample Clauses

The 'Construction and Conditions on Right-of-Way Occupancy' clause defines the rules and requirements for performing construction activities and occupying a right-of-way area. It typically outlines the standards that must be met during construction, such as safety protocols, restoration of disturbed areas, and coordination with relevant authorities. For example, it may require the party occupying the right-of-way to obtain permits, minimize disruption to public use, and restore the site after work is completed. This clause ensures that construction activities do not unduly interfere with the right-of-way's intended use and that any impacts are properly managed and remediated.
Construction and Conditions on Right of Way Occupancy. A. Use. Franchisee shall construct, install, maintain and operate its Facilities in City rights-of-way to industry standards and City’s commercially reasonable satisfaction, in compliance with all City ordinances, rules, standards and specifications, policies and regulations; and in a manner so as to cause minimum interference with the proper use of rights-of-way for transportation and for other utility purposes and so as to cause minimum interference with the rights or reasonable convenience of property owners who adjoin any rights-of-way. All work in the City right of way will require a permit prior to any work being started and will require a traffic plan that is fully compliant with the City of Bend Design Standards and Specifications.
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Construction and Conditions on Right of Way Occupancy. A. Use. Franchisee shall construct, install, maintain and operate its Facilities in the Right-of-Way to industry standards and City’s commercially reasonable satisfaction, in compliance with all City ordinances, rules, standards and specifications, policies and regulations; and in a manner so as to cause minimum interference with the proper use of the Right-of-Way for transportation and for other utility purposes and so as to cause minimum interference with the rights or reasonable convenience of property owners who adjoin any Right-of-Way. Except in the case of emergency work described in Section 3, all work in the Right-of-Way will require a permit prior to any work being started and will require a traffic plan that is fully compliant with the City of Bend Design Standards and Specifications. Franchisee may prune all trees and vegetation within the Right-of-way to prevent interference with Franchisee’s facilities, consistent with the American National Standard for Tree Care Operation.
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Construction and Conditions on Right of Way Occupancy. A. Use. Franchisee shall construct, install, maintain and operate its Facilities in the Right-of-Way consistent with industry standards and City’s commercially reasonable satisfaction, and, subject to Section 3, in compliance with all City ordinances, rules, standards and specifications, policies and regulations, as may be amended; and in a manner so as to cause minimum interference with the proper use of the Right-of-Way for transportation and for other utility purposes and so as to cause minimum interference with the rights or reasonable convenience of property owners who adjoin any Right-of-Way. Except in the case of emergency work described in Section 3, all work in the Right-of-Way will require a permit prior to any work being started and will require a traffic plan that is fully compliant with the City of Bend Design Standards and Specifications. Franchisee shall have the right to cut, trim or prune all trees and vegetation within the Right-of-Way to prevent interference with Franchisee’s facilities, remove hazards or to mitigate risk of fire. All vegetation management shall be performed consistent with applicable provisions of the National Electric Safety Code, applicable standards enacted by the Oregon Public Utility Commission, and applicable standards of the American National Standard for Tree Care Operation, as well as any applicable provision in the City’s Design Standards and Specifications. In the event of any conflict between the National Electric Safety Code and other vegetation management standards listed in this paragraph, the provisions of the National Electric Safety Code shall govern Franchisee’s activities.
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