Common use of Easement Conditions Clause in Contracts

Easement Conditions. (1) Where necessary, adequate easements shall be provided and dedicated on each side of all rear lot lines and on side lot lines for the installation of storm and sanitary sewers, gas, water, and electric lines, and telephone and cable television communication lines. Such easements as required by the Village or other private utility providers shall be noted as “Utility Easements” on the final plat or certified survey map. Prior to approval of the final plat or certified survey map, the concurrence of the electric, telephone and cable television communications companies serving the area as to the location and width of the utility easements shall be noted on the final plat or certified survey map. All easements for storm and sanitary sewers, water, bike paths and pedestrian walks, and other public purposes shall be noted thereon as “Public Easement for” followed by reference to the use or uses for which they are intended. (2) Where the electric and communications facilities are to be installed underground, the utility easements shall be graded to within six inches of final grade by the subdivider, prior to the installation of such facilities, and earth fill, piles or mounds of dirt shall not be stored on such easement areas. Utility facilities when installed on utility easements, whether overhead or underground, shall not disturb any monumentation in the plat. (3) Where the electric and/or communications facilities are to be installed underground, a plat restriction shall be recorded with the final plat or certified survey map stating that the final grade established by the subdivider on the utility easements shall not be altered by more than six (6) inches by the subdivider, its agent, or by subsequent owners of the lots on which such utility easements are located, except with written consent of the utility or utilities involved. The purpose of this restriction shall be to notify initial and future lot owners of the underground facilities at the time of purchase and to establish responsibility in the event of damage to such facilities or the need to alter such facilities. When the utility company uses a service application, said application should also notify the initial and subsequent lot owners of their responsibility regarding such underground facilities.

Easement Conditions. (1) Where necessary, adequate Adequate easements shall be provided and dedicated on each side of all rear lot lines lines, and on side lot lines where necessary, for the installation of storm and sanitary sewers, gas, water, and electric lines, and telephone and cable television communication lines. Such easements as required by the Village or other private utility providers lines shall be noted as “Utility Easements” on the final plat or certified survey map. Prior to approval of the final plat or certified survey map, the concurrence of the electric, telephone and cable television communications companies serving the area as to the location and width of the utility easements shall be noted on the final plat or certified survey map. All easements for storm and sanitary sewers, water, bike paths and pedestrian walks, and other public purposes shall be noted thereon as “Public Easement for” followed by reference to the use or uses for which they are intended. No utility pole, pedestal or cable shall be placed so as to disturb any survey monument or obstruct vision along any lot or street line. The unauthorized disturbance of a survey monument is a violation of Section 236.32 of the Wisconsin Statutes. Final grades established by the subdivider on any utility easement shall not be altered by more than 6 inches by the subdivider, its agents or by subsequent owners of lots upon which the easements are located, except with written consent of the utilities involved and the Village of Cross Plains. (2) Where the electric and communications facilities are to be installed underground, the utility easements shall be graded to within six inches of final grade by the subdivider, prior to the installation of such facilities, and earth fill, piles or mounds of dirt shall not be stored on such easement areas. Utility facilities when installed on utility easements, whether overhead or underground, shall not disturb any monumentation in the plat. (3) Where the electric and/or communications facilities are to be installed underground, a plat restriction shall be recorded with the final plat or certified survey map stating that the final grade established by the subdivider on the utility easements shall not be altered by more than six (6) inches by the subdivider, its agent, or by subsequent owners of the lots on which such utility easements are located, except with written consent of the utility or utilities involved. The purpose of this restriction shall be to notify initial and future lot owners of the underground facilities at the time of purchase and to establish responsibility in the event of damage to such facilities or the need to alter such facilities. When the utility company uses a service application, said application should also notify the initial and subsequent lot owners of their responsibility regarding such underground facilities.