Critical Access Drives Sample Clauses

Critical Access Drives. The exact Access Easement Area will fluctuate from time to time as Access Improvements in the Overall Property are built and modified, except the 24-30 foot wide driveways on the Access Easement Areas that are identified on the Site Plan as the “Critical Access Drives” may only be modified as provided in this Declaration. No obstruction to the free flow of traffic and delivery facilities shall be permitted within the Critical Access Drives, provided, however, that stop signs, reasonable traffic controls will not be deemed a violation of this provision. The Critical Access Drives shall be kept open at all times, except for temporary closing for emergencies, maintenance, repair and replacement work or as may be necessary to avoid public dedication thereof. The Operator, Owner and/or Permittee performing any such maintenance or repair work to the Critical Access Drives shall provide reasonable notice to the affected Owners (i.e. not less than 5 business days) prior to commencing such work except when emergency repairs are required, when such notice as may be reasonably possible is sufficient. During any maintenance, repair or replacement work whereby any Critical Access Drives are necessarily obstructed, the obstruction and its duration shall be minimized as may be reasonably practicable, and an alternative and sufficient means of ingress and egress shall be provided at all times the Critical Access Drives are so impaired. No Owner shall make or permit any material changes to the location or configuration of the Critical Access Drives except as approved under Section 6.8. No Owner shall permit the closure of any of the curb-cuts on streets abutting the Overall Property that provide access to the Critical Access Drives. Each Owner shall cause to be maintained in good order and repair those portions of the Critical Access Drives which are on such Owner’s Lot(s); except that the Operator shall be responsible for the maintenance, repair and replacement of the Critical Access Drives located on Lot 9B, as long as Lot 9B remains undeveloped as provided in Section 3.6. Upon commencement of applicable construction activities on Lot 9B (as provided in Section 3.6), the Owner(s) of Lot 9B shall be responsible for maintenance, operation, repair and replacement of any Critical Access Drives on Lot 9B.
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