Municipal Access Sample Clauses
The Municipal Access clause defines the rights and conditions under which a party, typically a utility or telecommunications provider, may access municipal property or infrastructure. It outlines the procedures for obtaining necessary permits, the scope of permissible activities (such as installing or maintaining equipment), and any obligations to restore property after work is completed. This clause ensures that both the municipality's interests and the service provider's operational needs are balanced, providing a clear framework to prevent disputes and facilitate efficient use of public resources.
Municipal Access. The Municipality shall at all times have the right to use the Facilities for its own purposes, provided that one weeks’ written notice is provided to the Operator. In the case of an emergency, there may be no notice provided to the Operator.
Municipal Access. The Owner covenants and agrees, that this Agreement grants to the City a licence to enter upon the Lands to inspect, monitor, enter and lay down, install, construct, operate, maintain, manage, alter, repair and keep in good condition, remove, replace, reconstruct and supplement the Private Services and all components appurtenant thereto so that such rights may be exercised by the City in the event of a Deficiency or other non-compliance, as otherwise set out in this Agreement. For greater certainty, the rights of this Section 9 shall function in the same manner as a municipality’s right to entry on land served by a public utility under section 80 of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇.
Municipal Access. The Licensee must permit authorized representatives of the City and of the City of Highwood to access the Parking Lot at any time, as needed and in each city’s discretion, with or without notice to the Licensee. Without limitation of the foregoing, the Licensee must provide keys to the City and to the City of Highwood to the Gate.
Municipal Access. The Municipality shall at all times, have the right to use the facilities for its own purposes, provided such use does not interfere with the programs being carried out by the Operator pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.