Abandonment and Removal. Developer shall make all arrangements and perform all work necessary to complete each abandonment or removal (and disposal) of a Utility in accordance with the requirements listed in Section 6.2.1 - Standards, including obtaining Governmental Approvals and consent from the affected Utility Owner and any affected landowner(s), (or shall confirm that the Utility Owner has completed these tasks).
Abandonment and Removal. Developer shall make all arrangements and perform all work necessary to complete each abandonment or removal (and disposal) of a Utility in accordance with the requirements listed in Section 6.2.1 (Standards), including obtaining Governmental Approvals and consent from the affected Utility Owner and any affected landowner(s), or shall confirm that the Utility Owner has completed these tasks. Asbestos pipes are to be removed, per the UAR. Utility facilities that will be abandoned in place must be clearly identified in the Utility Assembly plans. The Utility plans must detail the method of abandonment to be utilized for TxDOT to determine if UAR requirements are met. The plans must also detail the age, condition, material type, active status and size. Additionally, the plans must state that the Utility Owner continues to own/maintain the abandoned Utility facility, keep records of its location and the Utility Owner certifies that the facility doesn't contain nor is composed of hazardous/contaminated materials. Significant voids or abandoned pipe beneath the right of way are prohibited. All voids must be filled with cement slurry or backfilled per TxDOT specifications. Any pipe to be abandoned in place must be grout filled and/or capped in accordance with jurisdictional requirements or as directed by TxDOT.
Abandonment and Removal. A letter or affidavits on a form approved by the City shall be required from the owner of the property and from the applicant acknowledging that each is responsible for the removal of a SCF that is abandoned or is unused for a period of six (6) months. A bond shall be provided to the City to cover removal and site reclamation.
Abandonment and Removal i. In the event that the Village does not complete the Stormwater Improvements and the Village Restoration Improvements during the applicable Construction Period and thereafter abandons construction activity on the Stormwater Improvements and the Village Restoration Improvements, the School District shall have the right to provide the Village with written notice of abandonment (“Notice of Abandonment”). Upon receipt of a Notice of Abandonment, the Village shall, within a commercially reasonable period of time, either complete the Stormwater Improvements and the Village Restoration Improvements or remove any underground improvements and restore the Easement Premises to its condition as of the date immediately preceding the date of Construction Commencement. For purposes of this Agreement, "abandons," or "abandonment" shall mean cessation of construction or installation of the Stormwater Improvements and the Village Restoration Improvements consistent with this Agreement for a period of 270 consecutive days (unless the Village and the School District agree in writing to a longer period of abandonment) for any reason other than (i) a Force Majeure or (ii) if and to the extent the cessation of work is caused by an action or inaction of the School District that is not in compliance with the terms of this Agreement. If the Village fails to comply with this Subsection II.G.4.i within a commercially reasonable period of time after the School District provides written notice, the School District may remove the abandoned Stormwater Improvements or Village Restoration Improvements, or both, and restore the Easement Premises and the Village shall reimburse the School District for the costs the School District incurs in restoring the Easement Premises within 30 days after the School District provides the Village with a detailed invoice for such costs. Moreover, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties, upon the abandonment of either the Stormwater Improvements or the Village Restoration Improvements, the Easement Agreement shall immediately terminate without further action and, upon the request of the School District, the Village shall promptly record a release of easement releasing all rights under the Easement Agreement, in a form reasonably acceptable to the School District.
Abandonment and Removal. A. If the Village abandons construction or use of the Permitted Village Uses and Facilities on the Easement Premises, the Park District shall have the right to provide the Village with written notice of abandonment (“Notice of Abandonment”). Upon receipt of a Notice of Abandonment, the Village shall, within a commercially reasonable period of time, (i) complete the Permitted Village Use and Facility at issue, or (ii) undertake actions to establish that the Permitted Village Use and Facility has not, in fact, been abandoned, or remove any abandoned underground improvements and restore the Easement Premises to its condition preceding the abandonment as described in Section 9 above. For purposes of this Agreement, “abandons,” “abandonment,” or “abandoned” shall mean cessation of construction, installation, or use of the Village Permitted Use and Facility for a period of 75 consecutive calendar days (unless the Village and the Park District agree in writing to a longer period of abandonment) for any reason other than (i) a force majeure or
Abandonment and Removal. 16.1 Second Party shall be responsible for Abandonment and to remove installations, structures and artificial islands in each Exploitation Area. Such responsibility is for the duration of this Petroleum Agreement and for any possible extension to allow Operator to complete abandonment operations.
Abandonment and Removal. A Wireless Facility that is not operated for a continuous period of 12 months will be considered abandoned and the Licensee must remove the Wireless Facility within 90 days after receipt of written notice from City notifying the Licensee of the abandonment. The City will send the notice by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested to the last known address of the Licensee. If the Wireless Facility is not removed within 90 days after the notice, then the City may remove or cause the removal of the Wireless Facility and charge all costs of the removal to the Licensee.
