Right-of-Way Restoration Clause Samples
The Right-of-Way Restoration clause requires a party, typically a contractor or utility company, to restore any land or property disturbed during their work to its original or agreed-upon condition. This may involve repairing roads, replanting vegetation, or removing debris after construction or maintenance activities are completed. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the property owner or public entity is not left with damaged or unusable land, thereby addressing concerns about post-project site conditions and maintaining good relations between parties.
Right-of-Way Restoration. The Company shall restore the Agency right-of-way in accordance with the Regulation upon completion of construction.
Right-of-Way Restoration. In addition to restoring its own Work, Franchisee must restore at no expense to the City the general areas of the Work, and the disturbed surrounding areas, including the paving and its foundations, to the same condition, as nearly as possible, that existed before the commencement of the Work. Franchisee must inspect the areas of the Work and use reasonable care to maintain the same condition for twelve (12) months after it completes the restoration of the Right-of-Way and surrounding areas. Franchisee shall perform the restoration Work within the time frame set forth in Section 7.4 (Time of Completion) and in accordance with the standards and the materials specified by the Authorized City Official and/or any applicable City regulation or ordinance or regulation of the Kentucky Department of Transportation, whichever is applicable or required by the City. If the Authorized Official provides no standards or materials, there exist no Applicable Law or regulation addressing the same, then the Work shall be performed according to such standards as are generally recognized in the Northern Kentucky area for similar circumstances.
Right-of-Way Restoration. 10.1 In the event Licensee damages or disturbs the Property or any access roads, Licensee, at its sole cost and expense, will promptly restore such Property or access roads to Niagara Mohawk’s reasonable satisfaction, normal wear and tear and damage from the elements and condemnation excepted. During construction activities, daily restoration shall be performed with final restoration activities completed within 120 days of the Cable installation.
10.2 If Licensee fails to effect such restoration within thirty (30) days of notice from Niagara Mohawk, or such faster time frame as reasonably demanded by Niagara Mohawk or a governmental or regulatory agency having appropriate jurisdiction, Niagara Mohawk shall have the right to proceed with restoration work, at Licensee’s sole cost and expense.
Right-of-Way Restoration. Carrier shall restore any WisDOT right-of-way disturbed to its original (as best as practical) condition within two weeks after installing its facilities. Upon notification from WisDOT, Carrier shall temporarily restore rutted right-of-way up to 15 feet from the edge of shoulder one week prior to the scheduled date of mowing operations in the area. WisDOT may allow time extensions for restoration in the case of inclement weather, poor soil conditions, or if Carrier’s operations would track over the same disturbed areas – provided that proper erosion control devices are in place to protect the disturbed areas. If Carrier fails to do restoration within the required time, WisDOT shall have the right-of-way restored and ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ for the work. Special seed mixes may be required by WisDOT for surface restoration to prevent the establishment of non-native forbs and grasses in the area. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s contractors shall thoroughly wash all equipment before bringing it to the job site if such equipment was used in other states prior to being in Wisconsin.
Right-of-Way Restoration. Areas disturbed by construction activity will be repaired to a condition equal to or better than prior to construction activities per Section XXX.
Right-of-Way Restoration. 10.1 In the event Licensee damages or disturbs the Property or any access roads, Licensee, at its sole cost and expense, will promptly restore such Property or access roads to National Grid’s reasonable satisfaction, normal wear and tear and damage from the elements and condemnation excepted. During construction activities, daily restoration shall be performed with final restoration activities completed within 120 days of the Cable installation.
10.2 If Licensee fails to effect such restoration within thirty (30) days of notice from National Grid, or such faster time frame as reasonably demanded by National Grid or a governmental or regulatory agency having appropriate jurisdiction, National Grid shall have the right to proceed with restoration work, at Licensee’s sole cost and expense.
Right-of-Way Restoration. The Partners shall restore any WisDOT R/W disturbed to its original (as best as practical) condition within two weeks after installing their facilities. Upon notification from WisDOT, the Partners shall temporarily restore rutted R/W up to 15 feet from the shoulder edge one week prior to the scheduled date of mowing operations in the area. WisDOT may allow time extensions for restoration in case of inclement weather, poor soil conditions, or if the Partners’ operations would track over the same disturbed areas – provided that proper erosion control BMPs are in place to protect those areas. If the Partners fail to do restoration within the required time, WisDOT shall have the R/W restored and ▇▇▇▇ the Partners for the work. Special seed mixes may be required by WisDOT for surface restoration to prevent the establishment of non-native forbs and grasses in the area. The Partners’ contractors shall thoroughly wash all equipment before bringing it to the job site if such equipment was used in other states prior to being in Wisconsin.