Access to the Land. (i) The Developer is to permit the Council, its officers, employees, agents and contractors to enter the Land at any time, upon giving reasonable prior notice in order to inspect, examine or test any Work or to remedy any breach of the Developer relating to the carrying out of a Work.
(ii) The Council is to permit the Developer to enter and occupy any land owned or controlled by the Council for the purpose of enabling the Developer to carry out any Work that is required to be carried out on such land or to perform any other obligation imposed on the Developer by this Agreement.
Access to the Land. In connection with the transactions contemplated herein, the URB hereby grants unto AEDC a limited, non-exclusive license to enter upon the Land, for purposes of conducting certain on-site investigations and visits. The AEDC shall provide URB's Designated Representative with reasonable advance written notice prior to accessing the Land. As a condition to entering upon the Land, the AEDC agrees to maintain, and to cause any of its agents, representatives or permittees performing any activities on the Land to maintain, commercial general liability insurance from an insurer qualified to do business in the State of Texas and having an A.M. Best Rating of A-VII or better, with limits of not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence, and $2,000,000 in the aggregate.
Access to the Land. (a) This clause 5 only applies to the extent that ARTC is given access to the Land by Asset Owner.
(b) If ARTC has entered into any Land Access Arrangements, ARTC must comply with its obligations under the Land Access Arrangements.
Access to the Land. Forestry Tasmania agrees to give to the Minister, or any authorised Departmental representative of the Minister, access at all reasonable times to the Land for the purpose of:
Access to the Land. 12.1 The Developer is to permit the Council, its officers, employees, agents and contractors to enter the Land at any time, upon giving reasonable prior notice, in order to inspect, examine or test any Work or to remedy any breach of the Developer relating to the carrying out of a Work.
12.2 The Council is to permit the Developer to enter and occupy any land owned or controlled by the Council for the purpose of enabling the Developer to carry out any Work under this Agreement that is required to be carried out on such land or to perform any other obligation imposed on the Developer by or under this Agreement.
12.3 If the Developer is required to carry out Work under this Agreement on land that is not owned or controlled by the Council or Developer, the Developer is to first obtain all consents necessary for the Developer to enter onto that land and carry out the required Work.
Access to the Land. 8.1 During construction of the Works, the Developer shall give to the Proper Officer and any other Council officer free access to every part of the Works and Land for the purpose of inspecting the Works and all materials used, or intended to be used, for the Works.
8.2 While carrying out any inspection under clause 8.1 (Access to the Land), the Proper Officer and any other Council officer shall comply with any reasonable health and safety requirements notified to them by the Developer.
8.3 During construction of the Works, the Proper Officer may require the Developer to open up or expose any of the Works that have been covered up without previously being inspected by the Proper Officer. If the Developer fails to comply with any such request, the Council may take up or expose the relevant part of the Works causing as little damage or inconvenience as possible to or in respect of any other part or parts of the Works. The Developer shall pay the Council's costs of such taking up, exposure and reinstatement.
Access to the Land. Whenever the Utility's personnel (including its employees, agents, contractors and nominated representatives) access the Land under clause 7.1, the Utility will ensure that those personnel:
(a) (training and induction): attend any training or induction program required by LMA;
(b) (compliance with health and safety obligations): are acquainted with and comply with the OHS Legislation, all OHS Regulations and any other relevant health and safety legislation;
(c) (standards): are made aware of the importance that LMA places on establishing and maintaining high standards in relation to workplace health and safety and protection of the environment;
(d) (compliance): comply with reasonable directions, procedures and policies made known to the Utility (including those of the "principal contractor" under the OHS Legislation, OHS Regulations and any other relevant health and safety legislation);
(e) (responsible and businesslike manner): act in a responsible and businesslike manner on and around the Land;
(f) (avoid interference): carry out the Utility Works so as to avoid interfering with, disrupting, damaging or delaying the East West Link Works; and
(g) (emergency response plan): give LMA a copy of the emergency response plan in relation to any Utility Infrastructure erected or installed on the Land during any access to the Land by the Utility.
Access to the Land. 15.1 The Developer is to permit the Council, its officers, employees, agents and contractors to enter the Stage 2 Land or any other land at any time, upon giving reasonable prior notice, in order to inspect, examine or test any Work or to remedy any breach of the Developer relating to the carrying out of a Work.
15.2 If the Council or its officers, employees, agents or contractors enter the Stage 2 Land for the purposes contemplated by clause 15.1, the Council must abide (and must procure its officers, employees, agents and contractors to abide) by the Developer's reasonable occupational health and safety requirements at all times.
15.3 The Council indemnifies the Developer, its employees, officers, agents and contractors from and against all losses, damages, costs (including legal costs on a full indemnity basis), charges and expenses incurred in connection with damage, loss, injury or death arising from any act or omission caused or contributed to by Council or its officers, employees, agents or contractors when entering on the Stage 2 Land as contemplated by clause 15.1, except to the extent caused or contributed to by the Developer or its officers, employees, agents or contractors.
15.4 The Council is to permit the Developer to enter and occupy any land owned or controlled by the Council for the purpose of enabling the Developer to carrying out any Work under this Agreement that is required to be carried out on such land or to perform any other obligation imposed on the Developer by or under this Agreement.
Access to the Land. 13.1 The Council is to permit the Developer to enter and occupy the Council Land for the purpose of enabling the Developer to carry out works in Schedule 3 under this Agreement
13.2 The Developer is to permit Council, its officers, employee, agents and contractors to enter the Land at any time, upon giving reasonable prior notice, in order to inspect, examine or test any items discussed in Schedule 3 of this Agreement. 133 The Developer must take reasonable steps to limit the loss of access and/or amenity by the community to the Council Land.
Access to the Land. From the Effective Date and for the duration of this Agreement, the Owner grants EnTrade and its representatives (including, without limitation its employees, agents and contractors) a non- exclusive licence to access to all parts of the Land for the purpose of monitoring and verifying Project Delivery (in accordance with clauses 6).
