EXISTING UTILITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS Sample Clauses

EXISTING UTILITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS. A. Developer shall not enter upon or place materials on other private premises except by written consent of the individual owners, and Developer shall save the City harmless from all suits and actions of every kind and description that may result from its use of private property.
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EXISTING UTILITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS. A. Preparation of Plans by District Engineer. Existing utilities and obstructions are shown on the Plans so far as known to the District Engineer and the District. The information is not guaranteed and is provided only for such value as it may have. Incomplete or erroneous information shall not be the cause of a claim against the District Engineer or the District and shall not relieve the Developer of responsibility for knowing of or repairing any damage caused to such utilities during the Project.
EXISTING UTILITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS. The District shall make available to the Developer such information as it may have regarding existing utilities and obstructions. Such information is not guaranteed, but is made available to the Developer for such value as it may have. Incompleteness or errors in this information shall not be the cause of claim against the District Engineer or the District nor shall it relieve the Developer of responsibility for repairing any damage the Developer’s activities may cause to such utilities. It shall be the Developer’s responsibility to contact all necessary utilities and determine what existing utilities and obstructions may exist. The Developer shall notify the District immediately of any damage to District property or property of others. In the event of an emergency, to be determined by the District, repairs shall be made immediately. In the case of such an emergency, and repairs are not made immediately, the District, at the sole cost of the Developer, may make such repairs. No repairs, either temporary or permanent, shall be made to existing District facilities without first notifying the District. The Developer shall reimburse the District for damage to the property of the District or damage to property of others for which the District is liable caused by the Developer and for other expenses, including attorneys’ fees and court costs, incurred by the District because of such damage.
EXISTING UTILITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS. Preparation of Plans by District Engineer: Should the Design and Plans be prepared by the District Engineer, existing utilities and obstructions are shown on the Drawings so far as known to the District Engineer and the District, but may have been obtained from old drawings or verbally from persons connected with the particular utility. Such information is not guaranteed but is made available to the Developer for such value as it may have. Incompleteness or errors in this information shall not be the cause of claim against the District Engineer or the District nor shall it relieve the Developer of responsibility for repairing any damage the Developer’s activities may cause to such utilities. The Developer shall reimburse the District for damage to the property of the District or damage to property of others for which the District is liable caused by the Developer and for other expense, including attorneys’ fees and court costs incurred by the District because of such damage. Whenever the contractor fails to repair or restore existing improvements damaged by the Contractor within 72- hours of notice, the District may order said work done by others and all costs incurred by the District for such work shall be paid by the Developer.
EXISTING UTILITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS. Preparation of Drawings by District. Existing utilities and obstructions are shown on the Drawings so far as known to the District. The information is not guaranteed and is provided only for such value as it may have. Incomplete or erroneous information shall not be the cause of claim against the District, its employees or agents and shall not relieve the Contractor of responsibility for repairing any damage caused to such utilities during performance of the Work.
EXISTING UTILITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS 

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