MANNER OF CARRYING OUT THE DEVELOPER WORKS Sample Clauses

MANNER OF CARRYING OUT THE DEVELOPER WORKS. 30.1 The Developer shall procure that the Developer Works: (a) are carried out in a manner which does not cause any injury, loss or danger to the Railway Undertaking and the Railway Assets and Premises; and (b) create the minimum reasonably practical disruption, interference and nuisance to: (i) the Railway Undertaking and/or Railway Assets and Premises; or (ii) TfL or its officers, servants, agents or persons making use of the Railway Assets and Premises, Provided That the disruption, interference or nuisance is as envisaged when the Works have been approved by TfL or the Engineer under the terms of this Agreement. 30.2 The Developer is to carry out or procure the carrying out of the Developer Works entirely at its own expense. 30.3 The Developer shall, at its own cost and expense procure that the execution of the Developer Works and each and every part of them is carried out: (a) in a good and workmanlike manner and free from any material defect; (b) using the reasonable skill and care in procuring the design and construction of the Developer Works as would be expected of a developer which is experienced in the development of buildings of the size, location and type of the Buildings; (c) free from Deleterious Materials; (d) using good quality materials of their several kinds and (where specified) as set out in the Approved Specification; and (e) in accordance with the Approved Specification; (f) in accordance with the requirements of the insurances arranged under clause 37; (g) in accordance with the Building Contract; (h) with all due diligence so as to carry out and complete the Developer Works and achieve the Practical Completion Date by the Anticipated PC Date as extended under clause 28.4; (i) in accordance with the Planning Permission and the Requisite Consents; (j) in compliance with all Legislation which shall affect the execution and carrying out of the Developer Works; (k) in accordance with the CDM Regulations; (l) in accordance with all relevant codes of practice and British and European Standards at the date hereof; (m) in accordance with the relevant local authority's Considerate Contractor's Scheme; (n) without adversely affecting the structural integrity of the Existing Raft; (o) for those parts of the Developer Works which relate to and/or may have an impact on the Railway Assets and Premises or Railway Undertaking, in accordance with the relevant LUL Standards applicable pursuant to clause 29; and (p) in accordance with the obligations ...
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