County Inspections Sample Clauses
The County Inspections clause establishes the right and process for county authorities to inspect a property or project to ensure compliance with local regulations and codes. Typically, this clause outlines when inspections may occur, what aspects are subject to review (such as construction quality or safety features), and any required notifications to the property owner or contractor. Its core practical function is to ensure that all work meets legal standards, thereby protecting public safety and minimizing the risk of regulatory violations.
County Inspections. Operator agrees to allow County access to all facilities for inspection, provided County personnel are equipped with all appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE), the personnel comply with the Operator’s other and customary safety rules, and, except to the extent allowed by law, the County is responsible for all costs and expenses of such inspections. The County shall use its best efforts to provide advance notice to the Operator prior to an inspection; however, the County reserves the right in its discretion to make spot inspections or to inspect without notice in the event of an issue potentially involving an immediate risk to public safety, health or welfare or damage to the property of another. The County reserves the right to inspect pit locations prior to construction, during construction, and after construction, The County also reserves the right to contact the appropriate Commission area inspector if non-compliance issues are suspected or identified as a result of construction plan reviews, reclamation plan review, field inspections, or if non- compliance issues are not resolved as soon as possible.
County Inspections. County may from time to time inspect the Work performed under the Plan and this Agreement at such intervals as it determines appropriate, and following each inspection shall prepare and provide Owner a written report of its findings if there are unfulfilled planting or maintenance requirements. County, its agents, officials, employees, and contractors shall have the right of entry onto the Lot, upon not less than twenty-four (24) hours advance notice to Owner, to inspect implementation of the Plan, progress of the Work, survival of the plants, and compliance with all other terms of this Agreement. During the applicable Maintenance Period, County, at any time, may require Owner to replant all or any portion of the nursery stock or other plantings that fail to survive as required by the Plan. Owner or its authorized representative shall be entitled to be present during the period of any County inspection.
County Inspections. The Property Owner hereby grants permission to the County, its authorized agents, and employees, to enter upon the property for inspections, observations, measurements, enforcement, and sampling and testing of the stormwater management system whenever the County deems necessary. Inspections may include, but are not limited to: reviewing maintenance and repair records; sampling discharges, surface water, groundwater, material or water in the stormwater management system; and evaluating the condition of any component of the stormwater management system.
County Inspections. Operator agrees to allow County access to all oil and gas facilities for inspection, provided County personnel are equipped with all appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE), the personnel comply with the Operator’s other and customary safety rules, and, except to the extent allowed by law, the County is responsible for all costs and expenses of such inspections. The County shall use its best efforts to provide advance notice to the Operator prior to an inspection; however, the County reserves the right in its discretion to make spot inspections or to inspect without notice in the event of an issue potentially involving an immediate risk to public safety, health or welfare or damage to the property of another. The County reserves the right to inspect pit locations prior to construction, during construction, and after construction, the County also reserves the right to contact the appropriate COGCC area inspector if non-compliance issues are suspected or identified as a result of construction plan reviews, reclamation plan review, field inspections, or if non-compliance issues are not resolved as soon as possible.
County Inspections. The County will inspect all phases of construction of the Project to the extent it deems necessary to satisfy itself that the construction is performed in accordance with the Approved Plans and Specifications, the Plat, the SDP and the Design Manual. Developer and Developer’s employees, contractors, subcontractors, and builders shall cooperate with County in the conduct of such inspections. The County agrees to advise Developer of any deficiencies noted during the inspections. The Developer shall promptly take the necessary actions to correct the noted deficiencies.
County Inspections. Developer will provide representatives of County Development Services reasonable access necessary for such representatives to inspect and evaluate the Sublease Project at appropriate stages of construction.
County Inspections. Operator agrees to allow County access to all oil and gas facilities for inspection, provided County personnel are equipped with all appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE), the personnel comply with the Operator’s other and customary safety rules, and, except to the extent allowed by law, the County is responsible for all costs and expenses of such inspections. The County shall use its best efforts to provide advance notice to the Operator prior to an inspection; however, the County reserves the right in its discretion to make spot inspections or to inspect without notice in the event of an issue potentially involving an immediate risk to public safety, health or welfare or damage to the property of another.
County Inspections. As further part of this Declaration, it is hereby understood and agreed that any official inspector of Miami-Dade County, or its agents duly authorized, may have the privilege at any time during normal working hours of entering and inspecting the use of the premises to determine whether or not the requirements of the building and zoning regulations and the conditions herein agreed to are being complied with.