Material To Be Removed Clause Samples

The 'Material To Be Removed' clause defines which materials, objects, or structures must be taken away from a site or property, typically as part of a construction, demolition, or lease termination process. This clause specifies the types of materials subject to removal, such as debris, equipment, or temporary installations, and may outline the responsible party and the required timeframe for completion. Its core function is to ensure the site is cleared to agreed standards, preventing disputes over leftover materials and clarifying responsibilities for site restoration.
Material To Be Removed. Disciplinary material shall be removed from a Teacher's personnel file after 2 (two) years and returned to the Teacher, provided there have been no other disciplinary documents added to the file during the two year period. Evaluations shall be removed from a Teacher’s file after 2 (two) years and returned to the Teacher if the Teacher so requests. No material removed from a Teacher's file shall be referred to or used against the Teacher in any way. For further clarity, but not so as to limit the generality of the foregoing, it shall not be used against the Teacher in order to demote, dismiss, discharge, or discipline the Teacher in any way, nor shall it be used against the Teacher in any arbitration or any other legal proceeding.
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Material To Be Removed. Except for serious offences, disciplinary material shall be removed from the Occasional Teacher's personnel file after three (3) years and returned to the Occasional Teacher.
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Material To Be Removed. Except for serious offences, disciplinary material shall be removed from the Occasional Teacher's personnel file after three (3) years and returned to the Occasional Teacher.
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