Public Enters at Own Risk Sample Clauses

Public Enters at Own Risk. Use of any portion of the Trail Easement Area by members of the general public is at their own risk. By entering into this Agreement, neither the Holder nor the Property Owner assume duty to or for the benefit of the general public: for defects in the location, design, installation, maintenance, or repair of the Trail Facilities; for unsafe conditions within the Trail Easement Area; for the failure to inspect for or warn against possibly unsafe conditions; or to close the Trail Facilities and/or Trail Easement Area to public access when unsafe conditions may be present. The Holder will endeavor to repair damaged Trail Facilities but has no duty to do so unless and until the Holder receives notice given in accordance with Article 7 of this Agreement of the need to repair an unreasonably dangerous condition.
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Public Enters at Own Risk. Use of any portion of the Grantor Property by members of the general public is at their own risk. Notwithstanding any provision herein to the contrary, neither the Grantee nor Grantor by entering into this Agreement assume any duty to or for the benefit of the general public for defects in the location, design, installation, maintenance or repair of the Trail Facilities; for any unsafe conditions within the Grantor Property; or for the failure to inspect for or warn against possibly unsafe conditions; or to close the Trail Facilities to public access when unsafe conditions may be present. The Grantee will endeavor to repair damaged Trail Facilities but has no duty to do so unless and until the Grantee receives actual notice given in accordance with Article VI of this Agreement of the need to repair an unreasonably dangerous condition.
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Public Enters at Own Risk. Use of any portion of the Jumping Run Property by members of the general public is at their own risk. Notwithstanding any provision herein to the contrary, neither the County nor Jumping Run by entering into this Agreement assume any duty to or for the benefit of the general public for defects in the location, design, installation, maintenance or
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Public Enters at Own Risk. Use of the Easement Area by members of the general public is at their own risk. Neither Holder nor Owners by entering into this Access Easement assume any duty to or for the benefit of the general public for defects in the location, design, installation, maintenance or repair of Accessory Facilities; for any unsafe conditions within the Easement Area; or for the failure to inspect for or warn against possibly unsafe conditions; or to close the Easement Area to public access when unsafe conditions may be present. Holder will endeavor to repair damaged Accessory Facilities but has no duty to do so unless and until Xxxxxx receives actual notice, given in accordance with Article IV, of the need to repair an unreasonably dangerous condition.
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