Engineering and Landscaping Services Clause Samples

The 'Engineering and Landscaping Services' clause defines the scope and responsibilities related to the provision of engineering and landscaping work under the agreement. It typically outlines the types of services to be performed, such as site grading, drainage planning, planting, and installation of outdoor features, and may specify standards or timelines for completion. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what engineering and landscaping tasks are included, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over service expectations and deliverables.
Engineering and Landscaping Services. Developer shall procure at its sole expense all professional services, including all engineering, surveying and landscaping services, necessary and appropriate for development of the Property, which services shall fully conform to the City’s applicable ordinances, standards and specifications. 1. All professional services shall be performed by engineers, surveyors, architects or other professionals duly licensed, accredited and/or certified in accordance with applicable state and local law. 2. Landscaping services shall be performed by persons trained in landscape architecture or horticultural design.
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