Site Restoration Clause Samples

Site Restoration. ‌ The Certificate Holder is responsible for site restoration pursuant to the Council’s rules, WAC 463-42, in effect at the time of submittal of the Application. The Certificate Holder shall develop an Initial Site Restoration Plan in accordance with the requirements set out in Article IV.D of this Agreement and in consultation with WDFW, and submit it to EFSEC for approval. The Certificate Holder may not begin Site Preparation or Construction until the Council has approved the Initial Site Restoration Plan, including the posting of all necessary guarantees, securities, or funds associated therewith. The Certificate Holder shall submit a detailed site restoration plan to EFSEC for approval prior to decommissioning in accordance with the requirements of Article VIII.A of this Agreement.

Site Restoration. Upon completion of the lead or galvanized service removal Project the CONTRACTOR shall restore the Project site to its pre-existing or better condition prior to final payment.

Site Restoration. Tenant may make such modifications to the Premises as reasonably required or convenient to perform the Installation Work or ongoing maintenance, including, without limitation, running wires and conduits from the System to the electrical panels and other areas on the Premises, provided that Tenant shall maintain the Premises in good condition and repair and shall restore the Premises to substantially the same condition as existed immediately prior to such modifications (other than the improvements and modifications made in connection with the System).

Site Restoration. The General Contractor at all times shall keep the Work site free from accumulation of waste materials or rubbish caused by his operations. Upon completion of the Work, General Contractor shall restore the worksite to its reasonable condition prior to commencing the Work.

Site Restoration. The restoration of the Project Land Areas, to the extent required by the Project Easements or any successor real estate agreements, any other agreements among the Parties or requirements of the CPUC, NRC, and any other federal, state, and/or local regulatory agencies.

Site Restoration. All areas and access points exposed or disturbed during project activities shall be restored using conditions as set forth in the Revegetation and Restoration section above. Seeded areas shall be covered with broadcast straw, mulch, and/or erosion control blankets.

Site Restoration. Upon expiration or termination of this Agreement NWE shall be solely responsible for the cost of restoring the Licensed Area (and any impacted adjacent park areas) and repairing any damage to the City parks facilities and infrastructure (including soils and landscaping). Following removal of the NWE equipment and fencing, the City will undertake, or hire a contractor to undertake, restoration efforts at the site. NWE shall be responsible to reimburse the City for the direct costs incurred to do the site restoration work, which the City anticipates to cost ~$105,000 (as outlined in Exhibit C - Cost Estimate for East Caras Parkland Restoration) . The City will invoice NWE for these costs once the restoration work is complete, and NWE will pay the invoices within 30 days of receipt. The Parties anticipate the following restoration activities will be needed: a. Compaction relief (double aeration); b. Repairs to any damaged portion of the irrigation system; c. Provide for rut repairs, aeration, and over seed or sod depending on extent of damage to irrigated turf areas outside the fenced area; d. Soil remediation, including: placement of 2” of top-quality compost across entire area that was fenced; till soils to depth of 6”; and fine grade and rake to remove surface loose rock larger than 1” diameter; and e. Supply and placement of an approved sod (all work shall be guaranteed for 90 growing days following completion and acceptance of the work). Park restoration shall be done by a licensed Landscape contractor selected through City bid processes. All park restoration work shall be done in accordance with standards specified in the City’s Adopted Landscape Design Manual or contract documents.

Site Restoration. ‌ The Certificate Holder is responsible for site restoration pursuant to the Council’s rules, WAC 463-72, in effect at the time of submittal of the Application. The Certificate Holder shall develop an Initial Site Restoration Plan in accordance with the requirements set out in Article IV.F of this Agreement and submit it to EFSEC for approval. The Certificate Holder may not begin Site Preparation or Construction until the Council has approved the Initial Site Restoration Plan, and the required site restoration financial assurance. The Certificate Holder shall submit a Detailed Site Restoration Plan to EFSEC for approval prior to decommissioning in accordance with the requirements of Article VIII.A of this Agreement. I. EFSEC Liaison‌ No later than thirty (30) days from the effective date of this Agreement, the Certificate Holder shall designate a person to act as a liaison between EFSEC and the Certificate Holder.

Site Restoration. It is further understood that notwithstanding anything contained in this License Agreement, in the event of loss or damage to Facilities, the League shall be responsible for the full cost of demolition of damaged structures and debris removal from the Site within a reasonable time from the event of loss or damage, in order to restore the Site to a condition suitable for reconstruction of Facilities or use as Parkland in its Original Condition, as per minimum current neighbourhood park development standards.