Foundation Removal Clause Samples

The Foundation Removal clause outlines the requirements and procedures for dismantling and removing building foundations from a property. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for the removal, the standards to which the site must be restored, and any timelines or notifications that must be observed. For example, it may require a contractor to completely remove all concrete and debris and restore the ground to a specified condition upon project completion. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the property is left in an agreed-upon state, preventing disputes over leftover structures and clarifying post-construction responsibilities.
Foundation Removal. The sub-recipient will ensure, to the fullest extent possible, that the contractors will limit excavation to within two (2) feet of the foundation perimeter and will not excavate more than six (6) inches below the depth of the foundation to minimize soil disturbance.
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Foundation Removal. Item 20.08.01 Remove standard type anchor bolt concrete foundation.
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Foundation Removal. To the fullest extent possible, excavation will be limited to within two (2) feet of the foundation perimeter and will not excavate more than one (1) foot below the depth of the foundation to minimize soil disturbance.
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Foundation Removal. Item 20.08.01 Remove standard type anchor bolt concrete foundation. Item 20.08.02 Remove foundation other than standard type. Payment for foundation items shall be on a unit price basis. Where a lamppost is to be installed as part of the work at that location, no payment will be made until complete. The unit price shall include the cost of all labor, material, equipment, hardware, tests, transportation, and restoration necessary to complete the work.
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