DAMAGED UTILITY Sample Clauses

The Damaged Utility clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures when utility lines or services are damaged during a project. Typically, it specifies which party is responsible for repairing the damage, how quickly repairs must be made, and who bears the associated costs. For example, if a contractor accidentally breaks a water main, the clause would dictate whether the contractor must arrange for immediate repair and cover all expenses. This clause ensures that any disruptions to essential services are addressed promptly and that liability for such incidents is clearly allocated, minimizing disputes and project delays.
DAMAGED UTILITY. Any Participating Utility which sustains physical damage to its water/ wastewater system due to a natural or manmade disaster and seeks assistance pursuant to this Agreement.
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DAMAGED UTILITY. A “Damaged Utility” is a Participating Utility which sustains physical damage to its water/wastewater system due to a natural or man made disaster and seeks assistance from an Assisting Utility pursuant to this Agreement.
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