Gravelled Lanes Clause Samples

The 'Gravelled Lanes' clause defines the requirements and standards for the construction, maintenance, or use of lanes surfaced with gravel within a property or development. Typically, this clause outlines specifications such as the type and depth of gravel to be used, drainage considerations, and ongoing upkeep responsibilities. For example, it may require that all access roads within a subdivision be surfaced with a certain grade of gravel and maintained to prevent potholes or erosion. The core function of this clause is to ensure that gravelled lanes remain safe, accessible, and durable, thereby preventing disputes over road quality and maintenance obligations.
Gravelled Lanes. (a) A Construction Completion Certificate will be issued for gravelled lanes after the first spring thaw, being that time period between March 1st and June 1st inclusive of the previous year, if the Construction Completion Certificates for all the underground utilities have been issued prior to the commencement of the first spring thaw. (b) The lanes shall be graded and gravelled to proper grade and cross-sectioned and backsloped in accordance with the Roads Standards and Specifications. (c) All underground distribution facilities (electric power, gas, telephone and cable) in the lanes have been installed as required by the subdivision or development permit approval.
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Gravelled Lanes. A Construction Completion Certificate will be issued for gravelled lanes after the first spring thaw, being that time period between March 1st and June 1st inclusive of the previous year, if the Construction Completion Certificates for all the underground utilities have been issued prior to the commencement of the first spring thaw.
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