Common use of Developer’s Agreement to Install Utility Improvements Clause in Contracts

Developer’s Agreement to Install Utility Improvements. The Developer shall obtain approval for and construct, relocate, remove or abandon, as necessary, all on- site and off-site gas, electrical, and cable and telecommunications facilities which are either municipally owned or operated under permit or franchise issued by the City, and right-of-way improvements necessary for the project as described herein and as may be required for the Project. The Developer shall be responsible for obtaining and paying the cost of all construction permits for the public improvements. Developer shall take all reasonable steps to minimize the interruption of service to properties not involved in the development project. At no time shall any of the activities cause any service to other properties not involved in the development project to be interrupted for more than 12 hours. In the event service is interrupted for more than 12 hours, it shall result in the City being able to, in its reasonable discretion, take the necessary steps to return service to the affected properties and charge the performance bond for the costs.

Developer’s Agreement to Install Utility Improvements. The Developer shall obtain approval for and construct, relocate, remove or abandon, as necessary, all on- on-site and off-site gas, electrical, and cable and telecommunications facilities which are either municipally owned or operated under permit or franchise issued by the City, and right-right- of-way improvements necessary for the project as described herein and as may be required for the Project. The Developer shall be responsible for obtaining and paying the cost of all construction permits for the public improvements. Developer shall take all reasonable steps to minimize the interruption of service to properties not involved in the development project. At no time shall any of the activities cause any service to other properties not involved in the development project to be interrupted for more than 12 hours. In the event service is interrupted for more than 12 hours, it shall result in the City being able to, in its reasonable discretion, take the necessary steps to return service to the affected properties and charge the performance bond for the costs.