Neighborhood Impacts. Contractor shall take all reasonable precautions to protect neighborhood property from damage or nuisance associated with the Work. Contractor shall promptly respond to complaints by neighbors or authorities concerning impacts to neighboring properties and public facilities and shall be solely responsible for cleaning, repair, or replacement of property soiled or damaged by Contractor’s operations and settlement of claims or demands of neighbors associated with conduct of its personnel.
Neighborhood Impacts. The Redeveloper acknowledges that the construction of the Project Improvements may have certain impacts on the neighborhoods in the vicinity of the Project Area. Although it is anticipated that the Project Improvements will provide many positive effects on the community, it is also recognized that it may result in some temporary inconveniences during the time that construction takes place and for a short time thereafter. Therefore, the Redeveloper shall take all reasonable steps in order to minimize any negative effects that construction of the Project may produce. Such steps shall include, but shall not be construed to be limited to:
(a) Provisions to ensure minimal interruptions of utility service;
(b) To the extent reasonably practicable, identification of the least intrusive (to the surrounding neighborhoods) access routes for delivery of construction materials, equipment and personnel;
(c) To the extent reasonably practicable, identification of the least intrusive (to the surrounding neighborhoods) staging area for stockpiling of construction materials, storage of equipment and parking of employee vehicles.
Neighborhood Impacts. Developer shall comply with all Access Agreements regarding the Project Site, all Township Ordinances, and the construction conditions set forth in the Redevelopment Plan in order to minimize any potential negative effects that construction of the Project may produce upon Evesham citizens or the neighborhood. Developer shall make itself available to assist the Township as the Township deems reasonably necessary for community outreach programs regarding the Project.
Neighborhood Impacts. The Redeveloper acknowledges that the construction and completion of the Project will have certain impacts on the neighborhoods in the vicinity of the Property, which may result in some temporary inconveniences during the time that construction takes place and for a short time thereafter. Therefore, the Redeveloper, in concert with the Borough, shall take all steps reasonably necessary to minimize any potential negative effects that the construction of the Project may produce.
Neighborhood Impacts. Redeveloper acknowledges that the construction of the Project will have certain impacts on the neighborhoods in the vicinity of the Project. Although it is anticipated that the Project will provide many positive effects on the community, it is also recognized that it may result in some temporary inconveniences during the time that construction takes place and for a short time thereafter. Therefore, Redeveloper shall take such steps as are commercially reasonable, as determined by the Planning Board as a condition of site plan approval, in order to minimize any potential negative effects that the construction of the Project may produce. As a result, the City and Redeveloper agree herein to address the concerns of the surrounding neighborhoods in order to reasonably assure the citizens of the City that reside in those neighborhoods that the Project will be completed with a minimum inconvenience and result in a maximum benefit. Accordingly, the Parties agree to the provisions set forth below in this Article IX.
Neighborhood Impacts. In the Design Review Drawings and in a Good Neighbor Agreement to be executed by Developer and the King Neighborhood Association, Developer shall address ways to mitigate potentially negative immediate-neighbor impacts including, but not limited to, and the following topics: construction activities, outdoor storage, garbage, noise, nighttime operations, deliveries, graffiti, parking, outdoor maintenance, outdoor lighting, and odors.
Neighborhood Impacts. The Redeveloper shall take all -------------------- steps that are reasonably necessary in order to minimize any potential negative effects that the construction of the Project and/or use of the Project Site may produce on the surrounding neighborhoods, including, but not limited to steps to minimize (a) the traffic effects both during the construction of the Project and after its completion; (b) minimizing and controlling the migration of rodents, insects or other animals from the Project Site during the construction of the Project; and (c).minimizing the passage of excessive or unwarranted illumination, noise or pollution into the surrounding communities.
