Easement for Utilities Sample Clauses
An Easement for Utilities clause grants a party the legal right to install, maintain, and access utility lines or equipment—such as water, electricity, gas, or telecommunications—across another party’s property. This easement typically specifies the location and scope of the utility infrastructure, and may outline the responsibilities for repair, maintenance, and restoration of the property after work is performed. Its core function is to ensure that necessary utility services can be provided to a property, while clearly defining the rights and obligations of both the property owner and the utility provider, thereby preventing disputes and facilitating essential infrastructure access.
Easement for Utilities. Declarant hereby declares for the benefit of each of the Owners, as an appurtenance to its respective Element, easements for the use of the Utility Facilities located in the burdened Element and serving the Element of the grantee, together with reasonable access thereto, including, without limitation, access for emergency or unexpected maintenance and repair to forestall or correct inadequate delivery of services. The grantee with respect to any Element may hereafter from time to time at its expense install within the Utility Facilities to which this easement extends any other or further conduits, devices or other apparatus if: (a) such apparatus does not endanger the burdened Element or increase insurance costs thereon; (b) such apparatus does not use a disproportionate or inequitable portion of the Utility Facility in question, such as the space available within the conduit or chase; (c) the installation does not interfere with the then or reasonably anticipated future use and operation of the burdened Element; and (d) is approved by the Owner of the burdened Element, in its sole but reasonable discretion, and the designer of the particular utility service, if any. In the event of such a change, Alteration or relocation, the grantee will repair any damage to the burdened Element caused thereby, including without limitation the Utility Facilities affected. No owner of a burdened Element shall be liable to any grantee or to any person or entity for any direct or consequential damage for any interruption in any services provided through Utility Facilities located in the easement granted by the owner of the burdened Element, unless caused by such owner’s gross negligence or willful misconduct. The easements granted in this Section 2.6 are fixed as to location, but may be relocated by the owner of the burdened Element, provided the relocation (w) does not unreasonably interfere with the utility service to any grantee’s Element during normal business hours, (x) does not reduce or unreasonably impair the usefulness of the Utility Facility, (y) is completed using materials and design standards that equal or exceed those originally used, and (z) is approved by the Owner of the burdened Element, in its sole but reasonable discretion, and the designer of the particular utility service, if any. If a grantee discontinues use of a Utility Facility, then upon reasonable request of the owner of the burdened Element or any other Owner using the same, the Owner that has d...
Easement for Utilities. There shall be easements to, through, and over all portions of the land in the Condominium, including all areas lying within Unit boundaries, for installation and for the continuing existence, maintenance, repair, removal, replacement and enlargement of or tapping into all utilities in the Condominium including but not limited to: underground television cable, sanitary and storm sewer lines, water mains, drainage lines, surface drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇, and any other improvement or specific utility easement that would serve the Condominium as shown on the Condominium Subdivision Plan. In the event the Municipality determines that the detention/retention basins are not being properly repaired/maintained, the Municipality shall serve written notice upon the developer and/or the Associations, as appropriate, setting forth the manner in which they have failed to repair/maintain the detention/retention basins, in reasonable condition and order. Written notice required in this Development Agreement may be provided by mail, or by electronic means or facsimile with a hard copy by mail. The notice shall include a demand that deficiencies in the repair/maintenance be cured within fifteen (15) days. If the deficiencies set forth in the notice are not cured within said fifteen (15) day period, the Municipality may enter upon the Property to repair/maintain the detention/retention basins, and assess the cost of such repair/maintenance, including any related administrative expense including reasonable engineering fees and reasonable attorney fees, to the owners of the parcels within the Project. The Municipality will not take action to enter upon the Property and repair/maintain the detention/retention basins if, within the fifteen (15) days following the Municipality’s notice, the developer, the property owner(s) or the Association, as applicable, has taken appropriate steps to repair/maintain the detention/retention basins, and thereafter diligently pursues completion of the required repair/maintenance work. In the event the Municipality enters upon the Property to repair/maintain the detention/retention basins in accordance with this section, the may add to the actual Municipality cost of maintenance and repair a sum equal to twenty-five (25%) percent of the costs incurred by the Municipality in completing the same to cover the costs of servicing this Agreement. The Municipality may require the payment of such monies prior to commencement of the work. In any event, all mainte...
Easement for Utilities. Lessor agrees to grant to governmental authorities, utility companies, or to Lessee, as may be appropriate, easements shown on the Site Plan on or over the Demised Premises for purposes of installing utility services exclusively serving the Demised Premises, including, without limitation, telephone, electricity, internet, water, sanitary and storm sewers and for other utilities and municipal or special district services.
Easement for Utilities. Landlord grants to Tenant a right and easement across those portions of the Property on which utilities are currently located to the extent necessary to provide utility
Easement for Utilities. There shall be easements to, through and over the land in the Condominium (including all Units and their adjoining Limited Common Element setback areas) for the continuing maintenance, repair, replacement and enlargement of any General Common Element utilities in the Condominium as depicted on the Condominium Subdivision Plan as amended from time to time. If any portion of a structure located within a Unit encroaches upon a Common Element due to shifting, settling or moving of a building, or due to survey errors, construction deviations or change in ground elevations, reciprocal easements shall exist for the maintenance of that encroachment for as long as that encroachment exists, and for its maintenance after rebuilding in the event of destruction.
Easement for Utilities. If reasonably requested by Concessionaire and the applicable utility company, the State shall grant to such utility company non-exclusive easements
(a) Concessionaire shall pay the State's costs and expenses in connection with granting such easement, or required of grantor under such easement, and (b) the granting of such easements is permitted by the Bond Ordinance or other future ordinance.
Easement for Utilities. Landlord grants to Tenant a right and easement across those portions of the Property on which utilities are currently located to the extent necessary to provide utility service to the Leased Premises and the Communications Facility (the “Easement”). This Easement shall remain in effect throughout the Lease Term. Further, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to grant to Tenant such easements on the Landlord’s Property as are necessary for the installation of additional utilities to the extent necessary to provide utility service to Leased Premises and the Communications Facility, provided that the location of such easements shall be subject to the approval of Landlord, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or conditioned or unduly delayed.
Easement for Utilities. There shall be easements to, through, and over all portions of the land in the Condominium, including all areas lying within Unit boundaries, for installation and for the continuing existence, maintenance, repair, removal, replacement and enlargement of or tapping into all utilities in the Condominium including but not limited to: underground television cable, sanitary and storm sewer lines, water mains, drainage lines, surface drainage ▇▇▇▇▇▇, and any other improvement or specific utility easement that would serve the Condominium as shown on the Condominium Subdivision Plan.
Easement for Utilities. 1. If reasonably requested by RAC and the applicable utility company, the State shall grant to such utility company non-exclusive easements on and under the Consolidated Facility Property and/or Premises for location of facilities to provide natural gas, electricity, or communications service required by RAC in order to provide required utility service to the Premises, at such locations on State property as may be mutually agreed to by the State and RAC; provided (a) RAC shall pay the State’s costs and expenses in connection with granting such easement, or required of grantor under such easement, and (b) the granting of such easements is permitted under law.
2. RAC’s leasing of the Premises and/or the Consolidated Facility shall be subject to any and all easements, licenses, and other rights with respect to the Premises now or hereafter granted to or vested in any other governmental entities or agencies, including, without limitation, the FAA; provided, such easements, if any, shall not preclude the use of the Premises for rental car concession services.
3. RAC acknowledges that there may currently exist, and that the State may grant in the future, easements and rights on, over, or under the Premises and/or the Consolidated Facility for the benefit of suppliers or owners of utilities that service the Airports or property adjoining the Premises and/or the Consolidated Facility, and RAC hereby consents to any such utility easements whether now in existence or later granted; provided, no such easements hereafter granted by the State shall materially and adversely interfere with RAC’s use of the Premises for rental car concession services.
4. The State reserves (for itself, its grantees, concessionaires, mortgagees, contractors, licensees, and others claiming by, through, or under the State) such rights and easements as the State shall deem necessary or appropriate from time to time in connection with the Consolidated Facility, the Premises, the Airports, and adjacent properties, including, without limitation, for purposes of storm water drainage, utilities, and like matters; provided, no such easements hereafter sought by the State shall materially and adversely interfere with RAC’s use of the Premises for rental car concession services.