Minimal Impacts Sample Clauses

Minimal Impacts. Tenant agrees to conduct its Site Activities and to locate and operate its Solar Facilities in such a way as to reasonably minimize impacts to the Property and to Owner’s activities on the Property, to the extent practical, without negatively impacting the Solar Facilities. Tenant and/or it’s 3rd Party Beneficiary shall, at all times, maintain the Owner’s Property and the Site Activities in a reasonably neat, clean and presentable condition. Tenant and its 3rd Party Beneficiary shall not willfully or negligently damage or destroy the Owner’s Property and shall keep the Owner’s Property clean and free of debris created by Tenant, its contractors, or others brought on to the Owner’s Property by Xxxxxx. Owner’s Property shall not be used for storage, except for materials, construction equipment and vehicles directly associated with construction or maintenance of the Improvements on the Owner’s Property. Tenant shall require its 3rd Party Beneficiary and Related Persons to comply, in all material respects, with all laws and regulations applicable to weed control and shall be solely responsible for the cost of such maintenance in and around the Solar Facilities.
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Minimal Impacts. Grantee agrees to conduct its Site Activities and to locate and operate its Solar Facilities in such a way as to reasonably minimize impacts to the Property and to Owner’s activities on the Property, to the extent practical, without negatively impacting the Solar Facilities. If Owner’s Property is fenced, all access roads constructed by Grantee on the Property shall be gated by Grantee at Grantee’s expense, and Owner shall be furnished with keys or other ability to open and close such gates.
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Minimal Impacts. The construction of the Control Building and Reclaimed Supply Lines will be carried out in a manner that minimize the delays and impacts of the roadway ingress and egress between the Plant and Xxxxxxx Street. In the event such access will be impacted, the University or its contractor shall provide or shall cause to be provided to the City a minimum three (3) days’ advance notice of such impact and shall complete such construction and roadway repair work as soon as reasonably possible to fully restore the Plant’s ingress and egress.
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Minimal Impacts. Grantee agrees to conduct its Development Activities and to locate and operate its Windpower Facilities in such a way as to reasonably minimize impacts to the Property and to Owner’s activities on the Property, to the extent practical, without negatively impacting the Windpower Facilities. Prior to the construction of the Windpower Facilities on the Property, Grantee shall provide Owner with a site plan indicating the approximate proposed location of wind turbines and access roads. Grantee shall consider in good faith any suggestions or concerns Owner may have with the siting of such wind turbines and access roads. If Grantee thereafter changes the site plan to move any wind turbines or access roads by more than one hundred (100) feet, Grantee shall repeat the foregoing review process. Grantee shall take commercially reasonable steps to minimize dust generated by its construction traffic. Grantee shall operate and maintain the Windpower Facilities in good order and repair throughout the term of this Agreement. Grantee shall not store materials, vehicles or equipment on the Property, except to the extent that such materials, vehicles and equipment are directly connected with the construction, operation or maintenance of the Windpower Facilities. If Owner’s Property is fenced, all newly constructed access roads located on the Property shall be gated by Grantee at Grantee’s expense, and Owner shall be furnished with keys or other ability to open and close such gates. Grantee shall maintain such gates as part of the Windpower Facilities.
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Minimal Impacts. Grantee agrees to conduct its Windpower Activities and to locate and operate its Windpower Facilities in such a way as to reasonably minimize impacts to the Property and to Owner’s activities on the Property, to the extent practical, without negatively impacting the Project(s). At least thirty (30) days prior to Grantee commencing construction of the Windpower Facilities on the Property,
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Minimal Impacts. Grantee agrees to conduct its Site Activities and to locate and operate its Solar Facilities in such a way as to reasonably minimize impacts to the Property and to Owner’s activities on the Property, to the extent practical, without negatively impacting the Solar Facilities, including, but not limited to, not materially altering the existing drainage pattern for surface water across the Property. If Owner’s Property is fenced, all access roads constructed by Grantee on the Property shall be gated by Grantee at Grantee’s expense, and Owner shall be furnished with keys or other ability to open and close such gates. Grantee shall use reasonable care in the installation and construction of the Solar Facilities so as to avoid damage to the Property and risk of injury to Owner and Owner’s employees, tenants, guests and invitees. Grantee shall secure its equipment, materials and supplies during construction, and remove any construction debris on a regular basis.
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