PROPERTY OWNER ISSUES Sample Clauses
The "Property Owner Issues" clause addresses situations where problems or disputes arise due to the actions, omissions, or responsibilities of the property owner. This clause typically outlines the types of issues that may be considered the owner's responsibility, such as delays in providing access, failure to obtain necessary permits, or not maintaining the property in a suitable condition for work. By clearly defining these responsibilities, the clause helps allocate risk and ensures that contractors or other parties are not held liable for delays or costs resulting from the property owner's actions or inactions.
PROPERTY OWNER ISSUES. The Contractor is to provide temporary mailboxes and reset or replace any existing mailboxes disturbed by the construction. Arrangements are to be made with the US Post Office to allow for delivery of mail. The Contractor is to provide trash collection services if the construction activities prohibit regular trash collection. The Contractor is to provide ingress/egress access to all property owners at all times by whatever temporary means is available. These items shall be incidental and the Contractor will not receive any direct payment for these items.