Easements and Permits Sample Clauses
The "Easements and Permits" clause establishes the requirement for obtaining and maintaining all necessary legal rights and governmental approvals to access, use, or modify property for the purposes outlined in the agreement. This typically involves securing easements, which are rights to use another party's land for a specific purpose such as utility installation, and obtaining permits from relevant authorities for construction or operation. By including this clause, the agreement ensures that all activities are conducted lawfully and without interference, thereby reducing the risk of legal disputes or project delays due to lack of proper authorization.
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Easements and Permits. If necessary, prior to the installation of the Interconnection Facilities, Consumers will acquire required permits and necessary easements for its Interconnection Facilities. These easements / permits may include, but shall not be limited to, rights of ingress and egress, rights to clear trees, and all necessary rights-of-way for installation and maintenance of Interconnection Facilities. The Project Developer shall reimburse Consumers for the costs and expenses Consumers incurs in acquiring such easements / permits.
Easements and Permits. HPL or its designee shall obtain all clearances, permits, licenses, authorizations, easements and other land rights that may be needed for the construction, installation, maintenance, and operation of the HPL Facilities, HPL Operated Facilities and the TGPL Facilities. The Parties and/or their designees shall have access to each other's facilities at all reasonable times.
Easements and Permits. Tetra Tech will assist the City in obtaining the required easements and permits for the project. Tetra Tech will provide legal descriptions for the City’s use in obtaining any temporary and permanent easements that may be required for the proposed work. The easement legal descriptions will also be confirmed after construction to make sure they remain accurate and adequate for the completed infrastructure. Tetra Tech will lead the permitting process and will be responsible for preparation, submittal (under East Lansing signature), and successful negotiation of the required permits. The primary agency from whom approvals will be required will be the MDEQ. We will review the project with MDEQ during Task I to identify what their primary concerns and constraints will be. We will review the draft basis of design with the permitting agencies. This project will likely require two types of MDEQ permits: • Part 41 permit for construction of wastewater system improvements • Part 31/301/303 permit for work in riverine floodplain/wetland areas that may be impacted by the proposed relief sewer rehabilitation and modifications. The MDEQ requires either the floodplain or wetland permit for any given project with these impacts and covers all necessary issues in the single permit application. This project will likely require a permit for floodplain construction, stream crossing, and wetlands impacts. This permit should be relatively easy to obtain once the MDEQ agrees on a proposed method of crossing the Red Cedar River. During design, we will review the potential to need a Part 327 dewatering permit. Any clearing along the Red Cedar River for the siphon construction will require additional documentation for the MDEQ during their joint permit application review. A biological site survey will be completed to review potential endangered plant or animal impacts. The potential for Indiana Bat habitat will be considered. Selective scheduling of site clearing may be needed to mitigate potential habitat impacts. There may be endangered species of mussels in the Red Cedar River and, if so, we will develop the necessary mitigation plans. We will assess the wetland and habitat impacts early in the design process and follow up during permitting and construction. MDOT will require a permit for completing work within their ROW. As part of their permit plan review, MDOT will review the following: • Proposed construction and methods of project work in the ROW; • Tree removals and identif...
Easements and Permits. 1. The County may provide an additional easement or temporary easement when the City determines that the existing easement is insufficient for requested maintenance work.
2. The County will obtain any necessary permits required to perform Roadway Facility Maintenance
Easements and Permits. The Borrower shall submit to the Government, when requested by the Administrator, evidence satisfactory to the Administrator that the Borrower has obtained such easements from landowners and releases from lienors and such franchises, authorizations, permits, licenses, certificates of convenience and necessity, approvals, and orders from public bodies and others, reasonably adequate in form and substance, as may be required by law for the construction of the Project and the operation of the System. If requested so to do by the Administrator, the Borrower shall cause such easements and releases to be recorded in appropriate offices of record. Except with the consent of the Administrator, none of the funds advanced on account of the Loan shall be used by the Borrower to pay for easements obtained from landowners, or for releases of liens affecting easements.
Easements and Permits. The Borrower shall submit to the Government, when required by the Administrator, evidence satisfactory to the Administrator that the Borrower has obtained such easements from landowners and releases from lienors and such franchises, authorizations, permits, licenses, certificates of public convenience and necessity, approvals, and orders from public bodies and others, as the Administrator shall deem necessary or advisable in connection with the Project or the Loan. If required so to do by the Administrator, the Borrower shall cause such easements and releases to be recorded in appropriate offices of record. Except with the consent of the Administrator, none of the funds advanced on account of the Loan and none of the equity funds shall be used by the Borrower to pay for easements obtained from landowners, or for releases of liens affecting easements.
Easements and Permits. If necessary, prior to the installation of the Interconnection Facilities, Utility will acquire required permits and necessary easements for its Interconnection Facilities. These easements / permits may include, but shall not be limited to, rights of ingress and egress, rights to clear trees, and all necessary rights-of-way for installation and maintenance of Interconnection Facilities. The Applicant shall reimburse Utility for the costs and expenses Utility incurs in acquiring such easements / permits.
Easements and Permits. TEJAS shall obtain all clearances, permits, licenses, authorizations, easements and other land rights that may be needed for the construction, installation, maintenance, and operation of the TEJAS Facilities, the HPL Operated Facilities and the HPL Facilities. The easements and other land rights that may be needed for the construction, installation, maintenance, and operation of the HPL Facilities and the approximately 1600 feet of 16-inch pipeline shall be obtained by TEJAS in HPL’s name. The Parties and/or their designees shall have access to each other's facilities at all reasonable times.
Easements and Permits. BVP shall obtain, at their sole cost and expense all clearances, permits, licenses, authorizations, easements and other land rights that may be needed for the construction, installation, maintenance, and operation of the BVP Facilities, the HPL Operated Facilities and the HPL Facilities. The Parties and/or their designees shall have access to each other's facilities at all reasonable times.
Easements and Permits. All costs, expense or loss of revenue incurred by the Business after the Closing arising out of or related to the failure of the Sellers to obtain or record any easement, right of way, license or permit for the physical plant of the Business.