Fences and Gates. After reaching an agreement with the landowner, Hydro-Québec shall install gates or temporary fences inside the right-of-way where necessary to protect crops, livestock and property off the right-of-way . Fences inside the right-of-way that run along public access roads shall have rigid gates to prohibit access to the right-of-way outside working hours . In case of existing electric fences, Hydro-Québec may do one of the following: • Install an arch • Modify the power supply to supply the fence from both sides of the gate Hydro-Québec may use any other method satisfactory to the landowner . Gates shall be installed as follows: • Shore up posts on either side of the opening to maintain mechanical tension in adjacent spans . • Manually cut wire and, if adequate, use it to build the gate; if not, recover the cut wire and use material of equivalent or higher quality to build the gate . Hydro-Québec shall ensure that the contractor responsible for the work maintains the gates in good condition and keeps them closed at all times . In addition, any fence or temporary gate shall be visible at all times to anyone with access to the right-of-way . Any fence or gate that is cut, removed, damaged or destroyed shall be immediately repaired or replaced with material of equivalent or higher quality . When construction is completed, temporary gates shall be removed, barring agreement otherwise with the landowner . If stone or pole fences must be taken down, the material removed shall be stored and used to rebuild the fence when the construction work is completed . Hydro-Québec shall maintain appropriate protection systems for livestock . Any fence needed to keep out particular kinds of animals shall be described in specific mitigation measures, e .g ., fences running along the right-of-way or allowing animals to cross it .
Fences and Gates. If any part of the Leased Premises, or the improvements thereon, are enclosed within the secure area of the Airport, Lessee shall provide all materials and labor, at its sole cost, necessary to comply with the Airport Security Plan and TSA Section 49 CFR Part 1542 (Airport Security). Lessee shall pay the cost of all additional gates or doors required for access by Lessee and its employees, business invitees, or others from the landside of the Airport to the air side of the Airport into the secure area. Lessee shall install an entry card system approved by the SRA pursuant to the Airport Security Plan submitted to and approved by the FAA at all security gates or doors on the Leased Premises. Any alteration of the communication devices or entry card system, which may be necessitated by a change in Governmental Requirements shall be paid for by Lessee.
Fences and Gates. Fencing shall be designed for heavy commercial usage with top and bottom rail. Height shall be six feet above grade. Employee parking must be separated from customer parking by a 6’ tall fence or by the building. Fabric shall be chain link, No. 9 gauge wire woven in a 2 inch mesh. Fabric may be aluminum coated (ASTM A491) or zinc coated (ASTM A392). Posts, gates and other appurtenances shall be hot dipped, galvanized Schedule 40 pipe. Gates shall be complete with corner fittings and ball and socket hinges. Provide standard catches, stops and key operated cylinder style locks. Special double swing or double cantilevered slide gates may be required on some projects. Materials and installation standards shall conform to the “Standard Guide” as published by the Chain Link Fence Manufacturers Institute (CLFM1). Storm and Drainage Fencing: Fencing and access gates are required for all detention, retention, or drainage ditches which pass through or are located on the site. The owner shall install a 4-foot high fence system completely around the perimeter of these areas. The fence shall have a bottom rail located no more than 2 inches above finished grade, and a top rail along the fence perimeter. The horizontal fence members shall be located on the hazardous side of the fence. Maximum mesh size for this fence shall be 1 1/2” square, 9 gauge chain link unless the fence is provided with slats fastened at the top and bottom which reduce the openings to not more than 1 3/4”. There shall be at least 1 6-foot wide access gate provided for maintenance and shall be lockable by use of a key.
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Fences and Gates. If any part of the Leased Premises, or the improvements thereon, are enclosed within the secure area ("the Security Line") of the Airport, Lessee shall provide all materials and labor, at its sole cost, necessary to comply with the Airport Security Plan and TSA Section 49 CFR Part 1542 (Airport Security). Lessee shall pay for the cost of all additional gates or doors required for access by Lessee and its employees, business invitees, or others from the landside of the Airport to the airside of the Airport through the Security Line. At all security gates or doors on the Leased Premises, Lessee shall install an entry card system approved by the Authority pursuant to the Airport Security Plan submitted to and approved by the FAA. Any alteration of the communication devices or entry card system, which may be necessitated by a change in Authority or FAA requirements shall be made at the expense of Lessee.
Fences and Gates. 1. Contractor shall design and install access deterring and/or access restriction fences and gates, including grounding and bonding:
Fences and Gates. 9.1 The Covenantor and the National Trust will agree from time to time on fencing requirements on the boundary of the Covenant Area as reasonably required to protect the Covenant Area from stock.
Fences and Gates. Provide us with a Gate Code, Key Location or other means of access to any fenced in areas. If we cannot get into your fenced in area to service the property upon our normal visit then it will have to be done on the next visit. If you have a pet that is in the fenced area during our normal visit it is your responsibility to contain the animal and/ or provide us access to the property. No reduced rate for non-access to your locked fence. Properties with fences will be charged a surcharge of $5 over published rates.
Fences and Gates. Fences and Gates The Surface Owner may request that the Lessee install and maintain fences, gates, and locks or cattle guards above all pipelines and on all access roads. The Surface Owner shall have a key to all gates and all gates and guards will become the Surface Owner’s property at the termination of the lease. Gate Guard During any drilling or reworking operations on the leased premises, the Lessee must post a guard at the outside gate to prevent unauthorized persons from entering the premises.
Fences and Gates. Xxxxxx agrees that Lessee will not cut or go over any fence or fences on the Leased Premises at any time or in connection with any operations on the Leased Premises, without first obtaining Surface Owner’s express consent thereto in writing. If Surface Owner consents to the cutting of a fence, the cuts must be made at the place designated by Surface Owner; and Xxxxxx agrees, prior to cutting any fence of Surface Owner, to brace the existing fence adequately on both sides of the proposed cut so that when the fence is cut there will be no slackening of the wires. If the fence cut is an outside fence of Surface Owner’s property, Xxxxxx agrees, if requested by Surface Owner, to install and maintain a substantial iron cattle guard capable of turning cattle promptly after making such cut. A welded pipe gate shall be installed across said cattle guard, and when not in actual use, the gate shall be kept locked by Xxxxxx. If Surface Owner does not request a cattle guard, then Lessee shall install a substantial metal gate, which shall be kept locked by Lessee when not in actual use. Surface Owner may install Surface Owner’s own lock in addition to Xxxxxx’s lock on said gate. If the fence to be cut is an internal fence of Surface Owner’s property, Xxxxxx agrees to install a substantial metal gate or cattle guard, whichever shall be designated by Surface Owner, in such opening. Upon termination of this Lease, or the portion thereof on which any cattle guard and gate are located, such cattle guard and gate shall, at the option of Surface Owner, become Surface Owner’s property or be removed by Xxxxxx and the fences restored to their original condition. So long as this Lease shall remain in force, such gates and cattle guards shall not be removed and shall be maintained in good condition and repair, capable of turning cattle. Any gates in fences must be installed only at places and in a manner reasonably approved by the Surface Owner. Xxxxxx agrees to promptly close all gates and lock all outside gates which Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx’s agents, servants, employees, guests, invitees or independent contractors may use in Lessee’s operations on the Leased Premises, to prevent the escape of cattle or stock through any open gate.
