Planting and Digging Sample Clauses

Planting and Digging. Because of the great number of utility lines and drops located on the premises, it is understood that Lessee will not dig, or cause to be dug, any holes (such as for trees or shrubs) nor drive or cause to be driven, rods or poles into the ground, nor will the ground be rototilled, without the express written permission of the Lessor. Lessee shall be fully liable and responsible for any harm caused by violation of this provision and shall indemnify and hold Lessor harmless therefore.
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Planting and Digging. Due to the great number of utility lines and drops located on the Premises, Resident shall not dig any holes (such as for trees or shrubs) nor drive rods or poles into the ground, nor will the ground be rototilled, without the prior written consent of Owner, Resident shall be fully liable and responsible for any harm caused by violation of this paragraph and shall hold Owner harmless there from. Resident shall only hire contractors who are licensed to perform the intended work and insured for the amounts and for the liabilities as is reasonable and customary in their trade or business.
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Planting and Digging. Due to the great number of utility lines and drops located on the Premises, Tenant shall not dig any holes (such as for trees or shrubs) nor drive rods or poles into the ground, nor will the ground be rototilled, without the prior written consent of Owner, Tenant shall be fully liable and responsible for any harm caused by violation of this paragraph and shall hold Owner harmless there from. Tenant shall only hire contractors who are licensed to perform the intended work and insured for the amounts and for the liabilities as is reasonable and customary in their trade or business.
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