SNOWPLOWING Sample Clauses
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SNOWPLOWING. 1. The CONTRACTOR shall, upon the request of the TOWN’s Road Commissioner and/or Select Board, scrape or remove snow, sleet, or slush (hereinafter collectively referred to as “snow”) from all public roads and ways and treat all public roads and ways in the TOWN at any time the Road Commissioner and/or Select Board considers such roads to be hazardous or dangerous. In addition, when needed for response in emergency situations, such snow removal services may be requested by public safety officials. The CONTRACTOR shall continue such operation until all such roads and ways have been cleared of snow to the outside shoulders. The roads and ways covered by this Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “subject roads and ways”) are those listed in Exhibit A.1 to this Agreement.
2. The CONTRACTOR shall, on its own initiative and without the request of the Road Commissioner and/or Select Board, scrape, treat, or remove all snow from all subject roads and ways at any time when snow has accumulated to a depth of two (2) inches on any of the subject roads and ways in the TOWN, either from actual snow fall, drifting, freezing rain, and/or slush or at the end of a snow event of less than two (2) inches, and shall continue such operations until all subject roads and ways have been cleared of snow to the outside shoulders. During periods of continuing accumulation, the CONTRACTOR shall plow, scrape or treat all subject roads and ways at least once every four (4) hours.
3. Snow shall be scraped or removed from the entire paved width of all subject roads and ways in such a manner as complies with Maine Department of Transportation’s regulations and standards and in such a manner as will not to create a hazard to traffic safety and the public welfare. The CONTRACTOR will perform the services provided for herein to the satisfaction of the TOWN, who shall have the right of inspection at all times and whose approval and acceptance of the said services shall be a condition precedent to payments from the TOWN under this Agreement. In the event of any dispute as to the amounts, nature, or scope of the services required under this Agreement, the decision and judgment of the TOWN shall be final and binding.
SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following guidelines on all State and private roads.
SNOWPLOWING. Tenant shall be responsible for all costs and expenses for keeping the Premises free from ice and snow at all times. Cost will be included in Tenant’s CAM Charges.
SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following guidelines on all State and private roads.
1. Snow should be windrowed beyond the fill shoulder line.
2. To protect the road surface, a 1 to 4-inch cushion of snow may be left on the road.
3. At termination of use, the road will be prepared for spring runoff by opening drainage outlets through the plowed berms and by installing a snow-berm road closure.
4. Tracked equipment will not be used to plow snow without prior written approval from the Forest Officer.
5. The side-casting of road material into a stream, lake, wetland, or other body of water during snow plowing operations is prohibited in the SMZ.
SNOWPLOWING. Snow plowing conducted outside of the regular work day as directed by the Director of Facilities or designee, will be paid at the rate of double time.
SNOWPLOWING. 1. Landlord will begin plowing of parking lots and walks whenever three inches of snow accumulates.
2. Landlord will use diligent efforts, following overnight storms, to have all lots cleared and open by 8:00 AM each business day morning.
SNOWPLOWING. The Road shall be snowplowed so as to permit year road access. The cost shall be shared by the parcel owners as indicated in Paragraph No. 5 above. Individual driveway snow plowing, if desired, will be invoiced to the parcel owner directly by the snow plow contractor.
SNOWPLOWING. Snowplowing is not absolutely guaranteed. Snow emergencies do arise which prohibit effective snow removal; Please prepare for & expect sometimes significant delays during snow events. Be Prepared to Move Your Vehicle when the snow plow arrives. Brushing it off before hand is especially helpful. Tenants help is required for snow mitigation, including drives & walks. Landlords Liability: Landlord shall not be liable for any damages or losses to person or property caused by anyone not under direct control and specific order of the landlord. Landlord shall not be liable for personal injury or damage or loss of tenants personal property from theft, vandalism, water, rainstorms, smoke, fire, explosions, terror attacks or other causes not within the direct control of the landlord and tenant hereby releases landlord from all liability for such damage. (If protection against loss is desired, it is suggested that tenant secure insurance coverage from a reputable and reliable insurance company.) Landlord shall not be responsible for any damage or injury caused by the failure to keep premises repaired if the need for said repair was not communicated to the landlord or agent by the tenant in writing at least 30 days prior to said damage or injury. If storm, flood fire or other catastrophe injures the premises and if the landlord determines that it would be impractical to repair or rebuild, this agreement would terminate without liability to the landlord.
SNOWPLOWING. Snowplowing as it relates to this section shall be defined as any snow removal from District roadways, parking lots, loading docks, sidewalks and entrances either by mechanical or manual means (i.e. plow, snow blower, shovel, etc.) Any unit member who performs snowplowing services for the District outside their regular working hours will receive his or her regular hourly rate, or time and one-half of their rate, Monday through Saturday. Any unit member who performs snowplowing on a Sunday shall receive double their hourly rate. Any unit member who calls in sick during the workweek will not receive overtime pay until he or she reaches forty (40) hours worked. Vacation and personal time will be counted as time worked for forty (40) hours computation. Paid holidays will be counted as time worked for overtime computation. A unit member called in to work on a paid holiday shall be paid time and one-half for all hours worked in addition to their holiday pay. On a snow day authorized by the District Superintendent, when a unit member is called in, they shall receive time and one-half of their rate prior to and after typical scheduled work shift. When work is performed during typical scheduled work shift, the unit member shall receive their regularly hourly rate as typical of every unit member but, they shall also receive additional straight time of each hour worked. Therefore, a unit member performing “snowplowing” during a typical scheduled work shift shall receive double time of their rate. Additionally, due to the nature of snowplowing needs, any unit member that provides snowplowing services shall be compensated for all hours worked. Each unit member has the option to waive their breaks due to the snowplowing needs of the District.
SNOWPLOWING. During the period of November 15 through April 15, the Association shall automatically clear the snow from the Parking Area based on the following:
(a) 4 cm or greater of fallen snow;
(b) if serious drifting has occurred; or
(c) as requested by Fairview. All areas are to be plowed to the bare surface. Snow piles within the Parking Area may not exceed four (4) feet in height. The storage of snow in any area other than what is shown on Schedule B is expressly prohibited. All areas within the Parking Area must be cleared of snow by 7:00 a.m. Normal snowfalls of four (4) to thirteen (13) centimetres shall be plowed after the bulk of the snowfall has passed. Poor service at any time during the season, or failure to comply with the requirements of this Agreement, may result in Fairview calling in its contractor and billing the Association for the service.