Gravel Roads Sample Clauses

Gravel Roads. For the design of gravel roads the fee stated in subsection 4.2.1 (a) may be increased by up to 25 % as agreed with SANRAL.
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Gravel Roads. Guest(s) acknowledges and understands that roads leading to rental property are dirt and gravel and are sometimes bumpy and vehicle may get dirty and muddy. Guest(s) acknowledges that they must drive slowly on such roads to prevent damage to their vehicle or to the environment. Guest(s) agrees that Owner(s) are not responsible for conditions of road and NO REFUND OR REBATE will be offered.
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Gravel Roads. In the event that FPLE Illinois Wind uses a County Road which is a gravel road, FPLE Illinois Wind shall, at its sole expense and subject to the review and approval of the County Engineer, restore such road by coring the road and shoulders to a depth of twelve inches (12”) for a road width of twenty feet (20’), occurrences of subbase failure below the twelve inch (12”) core shall have remedial work, that is, stabilization and subsurface drainage work, performed as directed by the County Engineer, laying a base course of eight inches (8”) of compacted CA-2 and laying a surface course comprised of four inches (4”) of compacted CA-6 or CA-10, and shall also install or improve across road culverts and entrances as directed by the County Engineer, and grade and seed any disturbed ditches in compliance with all Federal, State and County requirements Seal Coat Roads. The parties anticipate and agree that the Repair Work for the majority of the seal coat County Roads used for the construction of the Project will consist of all labor, materials and equipment to provide a twenty-four foot (24’) road base and twenty-two foot (22’) road surface for such roads and to: (i) repair any failures to the road base to a depth of eighteen inches (18"), (ii) recycle the road surface to a depth of two inches (2") below the bottom of the existing bituminous surface treatment for the full width of the road, (iii) add 3 to 3½ inches of compacted CA-6 or CA-l0 from a limestone or dolomite quarry to the recycled surface (or more depending upon the amount of existing gravel which is determined at the time of the Repair Work), and, thereafter, the roads will be prepped, primed and surfaced with bituminous surface treatment Class A-3 for the full width of the road. Disturbed ditches will also be graded and seeded in compliance with all Federal, State and County requirements. Any repairs undertaken pursuant to this Section 4 shall be subject to approval by the County Engineer. Hot Mix Roads. In the event that FPLE Illinois Wind uses a County Road which is a Hot Mix road, FPLE Illinois Wind shall, at its sole expense and subject to the review and approval of the County Engineer, restore such road as follows. With respect to any occurrence of roadbed damage resulting from subbase failures, such repair work shall include, but not be limited to, stabilization and subsurface drainage work, coring to a depth of fifteen inches (15”), laying a base course of eight inches (8”) of compacted CA-2, ...
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