Construction Debris Sample Clauses
The Construction Debris clause defines the responsibilities for managing and disposing of waste materials generated during a construction project. Typically, it requires the contractor to collect, remove, and properly dispose of debris, scrap, and surplus materials from the site at regular intervals or upon project completion. This clause ensures the worksite remains safe, clean, and compliant with environmental regulations, thereby minimizing hazards and potential disputes over site conditions.
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Construction Debris. Waste building materials resulting from construction, remodeling, repair or demolition operations at a Residential Unit, Municipal Facility, or Large Commercial or Industrial Unit.
Construction Debris. Lessee and Lessees contractor are responsible for the removal of all debris associated with Lessees construction to a legal off-site landfill. Debris shall not be allowed to collect on any common areas of the property (sidewalks, corridors, stairways, parking lots, or landscape areas). Debris shall not be placed in dumpsters provided by the Lessor.
Construction Debris. All construction debris shall be removed daily via the freight elevators, transported in appropriate containers so as to ensure zero leakage of debris or liquids. Debris shall not be allowed to accumulate so as to produce a fire hazard or block the path of egress. No construction debris can be placed in the property compactors or dumpsters.
Construction Debris. Excess building materials resulting from construction, remodeling, repair or demolition operations.
Construction Debris. As required under ORS 279C.510(1), the CMGC shall salvage or recycle construction and demolition debris, if feasible and cost-effective.
Construction Debris. On Regular Sweeping Service the dirt and debris carried onto streets from identifiable construction sites is not considered the responsibility of the Contractor if located within 200 feet of the construction site. The Contractor shall report construction areas daily to the Inspector.
Construction Debris. Construction 1 debris collection and removal are 47 2 excluded from the exclusive grant of 48 3 authority. 49
4 i) To assure proper disposal, debris 50 5 shall not be removed by the 51 6 building contractor or third party 52 7 as a part of regular residential or 53 8 commercial service unless the 54 9 building contractor obtains a City 55 10 permit that certifies compliance 56 11 with the laws of the Federal 57 12 Government and State of Texas 58 13 and/or the rules, regulations and 59 14 standards established or to be 60 15 established by the Federal 61 16 Government and the Texas 62 17 Commission on Environmental 63 18 Quality. The permit application 64 19 form with instructions is attached 65 20 as Exhibit B. 66
21 ii) Debris may be removed on an 67 22 agreement between the owner 68 23 and the Contractor with payment 69 24 being made directly to the 70 25 Contractor. 71
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Construction Debris. Under no circumstances shall the Condominium’s trash receptacles, recycling cans, compactor or common areas be used to store or dump any construction-‐related materials or byproducts. All construction debris (including cleaning of paint, drywall tools, etc.) must be disposed of off premises.
Construction Debris. This Agreement to Collect, Transport, Process, and market Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials shall be interpreted to be consistent with State and Federal laws, now and during the Term of the Agreement, and the scope of this Agreement shall be limited by current and developing State and Federal laws with regard to Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials handling, Recyclable Materials and Organic Materials flow control, and related doctrines. In the event that changes in law limit the ability of the District to lawfully provide for the scope of services as specifically set forth herein, Franchisee and District agree to work in good faith to amend the scope of the Agreement so as to comply with such changes in law. Further, Franchisee agrees that the District shall not be responsible for any lost profits or damages claimed by Franchisee to arise out of further limitations of the scope of the Agreement set forth herein. It shall be the responsibility of Franchisee to minimize the financial impact to other services being provided. DocuSign Envelope ID: BD65C70B-E91E-4CFC-B286-F9C7FC6B6CC6 Franchisee acknowledges and agrees that the District may permit other Persons besides Franchisee to Collect any or all types of the materials listed in this section without seeking or obtaining approval of Franchisee under this Agreement.”