Common use of Interference with KDOT Right of Way Clause in Contracts

Interference with KDOT Right of Way. If the Secretary, in the Secretary’s sole judgment, determines that continued use of the Trail/Sidewalk is or will interfere with KDOT use of its Right of Way or is otherwise rendered impractical, inconvenient, or unsafe for use by the traveling public, the City will remove the Trail/Sidewalk and restore the KDOT Right of Way location to its original condition prior to the Construction of the Trail/Sidewalk.

Interference with KDOT Right of Way. If the Secretary, in the Secretary’s sole judgment, determines that continued use of the Trail/Sidewalk is or will interfere with KDOT use of its Right of Way or is otherwise rendered impractical, inconvenient, or unsafe for use by the traveling public, the City local governmental authority with jurisdiction at that location will remove the Trail/Sidewalk and restore the KDOT Right of Way location to its original condition prior to the Construction of the Trail/Sidewalk.

Interference with KDOT Right of Way. If the Secretary, in the Secretary’s sole judgment, determines that continued use of the Trail/Sidewalk is or will interfere with KDOT use of its Right of Way or is otherwise rendered impractical, inconvenient, or unsafe for use by the traveling public, the City Project Sponsor will remove the Trail/Sidewalk and restore the KDOT Right of Way location to its original condition prior to the Construction of the Trail/Sidewalk.

Interference with KDOT Right of Way. If the Secretary, in the Secretary’s his or her sole judgment, determines that continued use of the Trail/Sidewalk is or will interfere with KDOT use of its Right of Way or is otherwise rendered impractical, inconvenient, or unsafe for use by the traveling public, the City will remove the Trail/Sidewalk and restore the KDOT Right of Way location to its original condition prior to the Construction of the Trail/Sidewalk.