Carrying out of Works. 1.1 Subject to obtaining all necessary Approvals the Landlord will procure the carrying out of the Works at its expense and procure that the same are carried out in a good and workmanlike manner and with good quality materials of their type and kind in accordance with the Approvals and the Building Documents.
Carrying out of Works for a public purpose Where the benefit under a Planning Agreement is the carrying out of works for a public purpose, the value of the benefit will be determined by an independent quantity surveyor (who is acceptable to Council), on the basis of the estimated value of the completed works being determined using the method that would ordinarily be adopted by a quantity surveyor. Council will prepare the scope of work for the independent quantity surveyor. All costs of the independent quantity surveyor in carrying out the work will be borne by the developer/proponent.
Carrying out of Works. The Contractor will not carry out any works without the prior consent of the Parish Clerk. Works should be carried out within 5 working days of a request being made to the Contractor by the Parish Clerk. In the case of reasonable circumstances which may prevent works being carried out within 7 working days, variation shall be agreed with the Parish Clerk. The contractor should avoid working during anti-social hours. Works should be carried out between 08:00 and 20:00 Monday to Saturday inclusive. Works should not be carried out on Sundays and Bank Holidays except with the express permission of Dumbleton Parish Council. The Contractor should ensure that communication between their management, operatives and Dumbleton Parish Council (usually the Clerk) is available during on- site hours. The Contractor will not have the right to restrict or control traffic flow and should only work at a safe distance from the highway. Where this proves impossible, the Contractor must contact the Parish Clerk who will be able to suggest appropriate action. The contractor should cut grass/xxxxxx sympathetically, particularly in the spring when spring bulbs should be respected. The first cuts should work around daffodil and other bulb plants which need to retain leaves for a period after flowering. Contractors should keep the grass/hedge cutting simple respecting the rural nature of the area. The Contractor should take care to avoid damage to static or moveable items in the vicinity of works (including but not limited to trees, shrubs, walls, structures, play equipment, benches and parked vehicles). Any damage caused should be immediately reported to the Clerk. The Contractor is responsible for any damage caused by their operatives, whether to public or private property. Where cutting cannot proceed due to an eventuality beyond the control of the Contractor, Dumbleton Parish Council will at the discretion of the Clerk reimburse any costs reasonably incurred provided that the situation has been immediately reported to the Parish Clerk. Signed on behalf of the Parish Council: Parish Clerk Dated: Signed on behalf of the Contractor: (to be inserted) Dated: APPENDIX 1
Carrying out of Works. 6.1 The Developer must keep the Council reasonably informed of progress of the Works and provide to Council such information about the Works as Council reasonably requests.
Carrying out of Works. The Developer shall be entitled to (but shall not be obliged to):-
Carrying out of Works. The Mortgagor must procure that any Works are carried out:
Carrying out of Works. (a) Sydney Water must provide its approval, or must procure that the approval of all relevant Government Agencies has been obtained, prior to commencing the Works. Council may require Sydney Water to provide copies of all approvals and certificates of compliance from all relevant Government Agencies.
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