Common use of RESTORATION TO PRIOR CONDITION Clause in Contracts

RESTORATION TO PRIOR CONDITION. Whenever the Licensee takes up or disturbs any pavement, sidewalk or other improvement of any public way or public place, it shall be replaced and the surface restored in as good condition as before entry as soon as possible, subject to approval of the Town's Department of Public Works Commissioners or their designee provided that such approval is a requirement of general applicability and not specific to Licensee or cable television operators. If the Licensee fails to make such restoration within a reasonable time, the Town may fix a reasonable time and notify the Licensee in writing of the restoration required and the time fixed for performance. Upon failure of the Licensee to comply within the time specified, the Town may cause proper restoration and repairs to be made and the reasonable expense of such work as itemized shall be paid by the Licensee upon demand by the Town.

RESTORATION TO PRIOR CONDITION. Whenever the Licensee takes up or disturbs any pavement, sidewalk or other improvement of any public way or public place, it shall be replaced and the surface restored in as good condition as before entry as soon as possible, subject to approval of the Town's ’s Highway Department of Public Works Commissioners or their its designee provided that such approval is a requirement of general applicability and not specific to Licensee or cable television operators. If the Licensee fails to make such restoration within a reasonable time, the Town may fix a reasonable time and notify the Licensee in writing of the restoration required and the time fixed for performance. Upon failure of the Licensee to comply within the time specified, the Town may cause proper restoration and repairs to be made and the reasonable expense of such work as itemized shall be paid by the Licensee upon demand by the Town.