Duty to Protect in Place Sample Clauses

Duty to Protect in Place. In carrying out any construction in the Easement Area, CSU shall be responsible for protecting in place all City utility facilities and appurtenances located in the River Park Property. CSU shall be liable for all costs of repair, rehabilitation, decontamination, and any other work required, should any of the City’s utility facilities and appurtenances become damaged or negatively impacted by construction activities carried out by CSU on the River Park Property
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Duty to Protect in Place. In carrying out the construction of the River Park, and except as contemplated in the River Park and Storm Water BMP Development Agreement or River Park and Storm Water BMP Maintenance Agreement, CSU will not damage any City utility facilities and appurtenances located in the River Park Property. CSU will be liable for all costs of repair, rehabilitation, decontamination, and any other work required, should any of City’s utility facilities and appurtenances in the River Park Property become damaged by construction activities carried out by CSU on the CSU Property or the River Park Property in violation of the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the Declaration of Property Development Restrictions and Permitting (defined below), the River Park and Storm Water BMP Development Agreement, or the River Park and Storm Water BMP Maintenance Agreement. Likewise, except as expressly permitted under Section 6 above, City shall not damage any park and recreation improvements installed or constructed upon the River Park Property by CSU pursuant to the River Park and Storm Water BMP Development Agreement (collectively, “River Park Improvements”). City shall be liable for all costs of repair, rehabilitation, decontamination, and any other work required, should any of the River Park Improvements become damaged by construction activities carried out by City on the CSU Property or the River Park Property in violation of the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the River Park and Storm Water BMP Development Agreement, or the River Park and Storm Water BMP Maintenance Agreement.
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Duty to Protect in Place. In carrying out the construction of its Project, CSU will be responsible for protecting in place all City utility facilities and appurtenances located in the Easement Areas. CSU will be liable for all costs of repair, rehabilitation, decontamination, and any other work required, should any of the City’s utility facilities and appurtenances located in the Easement Areas become damaged or negatively impacted by construction activities carried out by CSU on the Property or the River Park Property. In connection with its use of the Easements, the City will be responsible for protecting in place all CSU facilities and appurtenances located on the CSU Property. The City will be liable for all costs of repair, rehabilitation, decontamination, and any other work required, should any of CSU’s facilities and appurtenances located on the CSU Property become damaged or negatively impacted by the City's use of the Easements.
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