Flooding. The landlord is required to notify the tenant if the rental property is in a potential flood zone (CIV 8589.45).Lead-Based Paint – Landlords renting property built before January 1, 1978, must attach this federally-mandated disclosure form.Xxxxx’s Law – A registered sex offender disclosure form that must be attached to every residential lease agreement (CIV 2079.10a(3)).Mold – Written disclosure regarding mold in certain units must be provided by a landlord to any prospective tenant (HSC 26147).Ordinance Locations – Prospective tenants must be notified if a residential dwelling for which they are applying was formerly a federal or state ordinance location (CIV 1940.7(b)).
Flooding. Please be advised that this property may be located in a special flood hazard area or an area of potential flooding (Please check one of the following if it applies): Tenant understands that the owner’s insurance does not cover the loss of the tenant’s personal possessions and it is recommended that the tenant consider purchasing renter’s insurance and flood insurance to insure his or her possessions from loss due to fire, flood, or other risk of loss.
Flooding. To the best knowledge of the Company, VCGH or any representative of the Company or VCGH no flooding has occurred on the Premises.
Flooding. In accordance with §41-113a if the Seller/Landlord is aware of any flooding on the premises within the last five (5) years any and all information must be reported and disclosed to the Buyer/Tenant.
Flooding. In the last five (5) years, the Landlord: (check one)
Flooding. TxDOT understands that transportation infrastructure is integrated into the overall drainage pattern of a project and its surrounding areas. A primary objective of the NHHIP is to construct a resilient highway system that functions during extreme weather events. In the event that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) publishes a subsequent version to Atlas 14 for the integration of future climate projections, TxDOT will take actions that will use such updates to inform the final design should they be published prior to completion of design activities as stated below. Another key objective is to improve the status quo by reducing flooding in the project area. TxDOT has and will continue to work closely with the City of Houston and Harris County Flood Control District to develop partnerships that will leverage the roles and responsibilities, as well as the resources, of each entity to deliver beneficial drainage improvements throughout the overall drainage system, prioritizing areas that are most vulnerable to flooding.
a) Prior to completing final design for each segment of the NHHIP, TxDOT will use Atlas 14 rainfall data to complete drainage studies. Such drainage studies will rely on the state of practice HEC-RAS 2D model approach. In the event NOAA publishes a subsequent version to Atlas 14 to account for variations in climate conditions, TxDOT will incorporate such updates into individual NHHIP projects that have not exceeded the 30% detailed design phase.
b) Consistent with item (a) above, TxDOT will perform a detailed drainage study for Segment 1 prior to the final design for Segment 1 and submit it to FHWA with the first Progress Report due after finalization of the study under Article VI of this VRA.
c) Before submittal to the Texas Transportation Commission for consideration, FHWA must review and approve any and all Final Requests for Proposal for Design-Build Contract, which include the specifications that would control the design parameters once the design-build contract is executed.
d) For any portion of the NHHIP that is delivered by design-build method, TxDOT will require design-build contractors to abide by the same drainage design criteria that TxDOT will require for design-bid-build projects, in order to reduce the latitude of design-build contractors to deviate from drainage design parameters.
e) As may be requested by Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) and mutually agreed upon by HCFCD and TxDOT, TxDOT will ...
Flooding. 20.1 The Seller has closed the Evander 2 and 5 Shaft Operations, which closure has resulted in the cessation of water pumping activities in respect of the Evander 2 and 5 Shaft Operations (“Water Pumping Activities”), which may in turn cause, inter alia, the flooding of the unused underground operations in the Specified Mining Area.
20.2 The Purchaser hereby, irrevocably and unconditionally –
20.2.1 accepts all risk, insofar as it relates to the Specified Mining Area, and in particular the unused underground operations of the Specified Mining Area;
20.2.2 indemnifies the Seller against and shall hold it harmless from ail claims, liability, damage, loss, penalty, expense and cost (including legal costs on an attorney and own client scale, clean-up costs and reasonable expert fees) of any nature whatsoever which the Purchaser may sustain as a result of the closure of the Evander 2 and 5 Shaft Operations by the Seller and/or the cessation of the Water Pumping Activities; and
20.2.3 undertakes not to lodge any objection, of any nature whatsoever in respect of the closure of the Evander 2 and 5 Shaft Operations by the Seller and/or the cessation of the Water Pumping Activities.
Flooding. 9.1 Harmony is considering the cessation or reduction of water pumping activities in respect of the Harmony 3 Shaft Operations.
9.2 Wits Gold acknowledges that the cessation or reduction of water pumping activities in respect of the Harmony 3 Shaft Operations may cause, inter alia, the flooding of the Underground Operations.
9.3 Harmony undertakes to provide Wits Gold with not less than 30 (thirty) days written notice of its intention to cease or reduce pumping activities in respect of the Harmony 3 Shaft Operations and shall consider, but shall not be obliged to adopt, any proposal made by Wits Gold in respect of, or as an alternative to, the cessation or reduction of water pumping activities in respect of the Harmony 3
Flooding. Bal Harbour Village is a coastal community. Storm surge and flooding is possible during a hurricane. Do not walk or drive near areas of standing water, there could be dangerous debris and uneven depths that will cause injuries.
Flooding. Flooding impacts affecting single or limited numbers (for purposes of this CCAA, fewer than 10% of the total number CI’s in effect at the time) of individual CI’s will be handled on a case by case basis with the individual landowners to determine the management practices to be applied. If one or more flood events destroys or effectively eliminates more than 50% of lesser prairie-chicken habitat covered by one or more CI’s, to the extent that the ability to reach the protected habitat objective is not possible within the CCAA time frame, ODWC will notify the Service within 30 days of that determination. Within 90 days of notification, the affected parties will meet and evaluate the conservation measures and identify potential actions which could be employed to address the change in circumstances. The Parties will meet with the CI holder and develop habitat restoration plans to be implemented voluntarily on an agreed upon schedule. Adaptive management approaches will maximize likelihood of success.
