Public Roads. All public roads and streets necessary for service of and access to the Property for the current or contemplated use thereof have been completed, are serviceable and all-weather and are physically and legally open for use by the public.
Public Roads. All public roads outside the Property that serve the Property are under the jurisdiction of the State of South Carolina or other governmental entities regarding access, construction, improvements, and maintenance. Owner and/or Developer acknowledge that it must comply with all applicable state statues and rules and regulations of the South Carolina Department of Transportation or its successor regarding access and use of such public roads. Owner and/or Developer shall be required to conduct a Transportation Impact Analysis (“TIA”) that shall determine whether improvements are needed to mitigate impacts of the development to the road network. Owner and/or Developer shall be responsible for construction of property access improvements as required by the Transportation Impact Analysis and/or SCDOT in conjunction with access mitigation plans. Upon completion of construction of any such improvements within the SCDOT right of way, and acceptance by SCDOT, the SCDOT shall maintain all roadway improvements within the public road right of way. Owner and/or Developer and the City acknowledge and agree that Owner and/or Developer will be required to complete any off-site road improvements required for the Development of the Property as required by the TIA unless otherwise agreed upon by SCDOT, the City and Owner and/or Developer. The City agrees to cooperate with Owner and/or Developer in order to obtain a right of way if necessary for improvements pursuant to the TIA or alternative improvements if agreed upon by SCDOT, the City and Developer. Owner and/or Developer shall be responsible for any costs associated with such governmental action. In the event a roadway improvement is required that is not solely attributable to the subject development a pro rata share of the cost of said improvement shall be paid to the City as negotiated by all parties. Offsite road improvements may be modified as needed to avoid environmental impacts to wetlands or other environmentally sensitive areas, to stay within existing rights of way, and to avoid any relocation of existing utilities. To the extent the improvements are within existing rights of way, Owner and/or Developer will not be required to obtain additional right of way or be required to relocate utilities, unless such items are required by the TIA or alternative improvements are agreed upon by SCDOT, the City and Owner and/or Developer. City will assist Owner and/or Developer with coordination with SCDOT and utility provide...
Public Roads. All public roads outside the Property that serve the Property are under the jurisdiction of the State of South Carolina or other governmental entities regarding access, construction, improvements, and maintenance. Owner acknowledges that it must comply with all applicable state statutes and rules and regulations of the South Carolina Department of Transportation or its successor regarding access and use of such public roads. Owner shall be required to conduct a Transportation Impact Analysis (“TIA”) that shall determine whether improvements are needed to mitigate impacts of the development to the road network. Owner shall be responsible for construction of property access improvements as required by the Transportation Impact Analysis and/or SCDOT and the City in conjunction with access mitigation plans. Upon completion of construction of any such improvements within the SCDOT right of way, and acceptance by SCDOT, the SCDOT shall maintain all roadway improvements within the public road right of way. Owner and the City acknowledge and agree that Owner will be required to complete any off-site road improvements required for the Development of the Property as required by the TIA unless otherwise agreed upon by SCDOT, the City and Developer. The City agrees to cooperate with Owner in order to obtain a right of way if necessary for improvements pursuant to the TIA or alternative improvements if agreed upon by SCDOT, the City and Developer. Owner shall be responsible for any costs associated with such governmental action. In the event a roadway improvement is required that is not solely attributable to the subject development a pro rata share of the cost of said improvement shall be paid to the City as
Public Roads. Contractor shall repair damage to the Public Roads and Access Roads to the condition prior to project mobilization. Contractor shall provide during construction alternative methods for public traffic to by-pass construction activities. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the access roads may be used by other persons performing work at the Site.
Public Roads. The Property shall not have restricted access roads and shall be served by direct access to Xxx Xxxxxxx Road (S-40) and Cherokee Farms Road (S-83) provided, however, that portions of the Property shall be Developed as separate housing and/or parking areas.
Public Roads. All public roads outside the Property that serve the Property are under the jurisdiction of the State of South Carolina or other governmental entities regarding access, construction, improvements and maintenance. Owner acknowledges that it must comply with all applicable state statues and rules and regulations of the South Carolina Department of Transportation or its successor regarding access and use of such public roads. Developer shall be responsible for construction of property access improvements as required by SCDOT in conjunction with access mitigation plans. Upon completion of construction of any such improvements within the SCDOT right of way, and acceptance by SCDOT, the SCDOT shall maintain all roadway improvements within the public road right of way.
Public Roads. Contractor shall be required to, maintain and repair all public roads utilized during construction including, but not limited to roads used by: concrete trucks, gravel trucks, and material delivery trucks. Contractor agrees to perform and be responsible for all duties and obligations of Owner in any Public Road Agreements, which relate to the construction of the Project and completion of the Work Contractor shall comply with all Applicable Laws, specifications, road agreements and the arquirements, and Contractor shall maintain the public roads and signage, including dust control as needed. Contractor shall comply (and cause any of its Subcontractors to comply) with all Applicable Laws regarding weight limits on public roads and access roads and Contractor shall be responsible for and shall indemnify and hold harmless Owner against any penalty or fine assessed for such noncompliance. Contractor shall repair and maintain the access roads and public roads on an ongoing basis to allow for consistent and uninterrupted vehicular traffic, including the delivery of Project components and public traffic. After completion of the proposed improvements, Contractor shall repair damage to the public roads and access roads to the satisfaction of the County and Owner at no additional costs. Contractor shall provide during construction alternative methods for public traffic to by-pass construction activities. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the access roads may be used by other Persons performing work at the Site.
Public Roads. (a) The Government when requested to do so by Notice from the Company, shall construct and maintain or cause to be constructed and maintained new public roads to the boundary of the Project to connect with specified townships and airstrips, or shall widen or otherwise improve existing roads, according to prevailing standards of the region and the terms of this Agreement.
(b) The Government shall use its best endeavors to ensure the completion of the construction or improvements of public roads as soon as is reasonably practicable. The Government and the Company shall confer with a view to minimizing the periods of time for such completion.
(c) The Government shall maintain or cause to be maintained the public roads to a standard similar to comparable public roads that bear comparable traffic loads in [COUNTRY].
(d) The Company shall not be or be deemed to be liable for the maintenance of any road except private roads that the Company has an obligation to maintain pursuant to this Agreement.
(e) Any contribution made by the Company to the Government for the upgrading of any public road by the Company shall not be construed as an admission of responsibility for road maintenance under this Agreement or otherwise.
(f) The Company shall with the consent of the Government (which shall not be unreasonably withheld) have the right at its cost to upgrade (whether by way of widening, surfacing, resurfacing, sealing, re-sealing or otherwise howsoever) any public road for the purposes of the Project. The standard of upgrading shall be that appropriate to the relevant Company requirements only provided that the relevant Company and the Government may agree upon a higher standard in which case the additional cost involved shall be borne by the Government.
(g) The Company may at any time and from time to time, with the consent of the Government dedicate any private road as a public road whereupon road shall become a public road provided that any such road meets the usual standards prevailing in [COUNTRY] in respect of roads of a comparable nature at the time of such dedication.
(h) The Government may, after consultation with the Company, compulsorily acquire from the Company such land as is necessary to construct a public road across or over a private road owned by the Company, provided that any compensation payable in respect of any such acquisition shall include any costs incurred by the Company in constructing or otherwise providing for any necessary grade separation.
Public Roads. All public roads outside the Property that serve the Property are under the jurisdiction of the State of South Carolina regarding access, construction, improvements and maintenance. Owner acknowledges that it must comply with all applicable state statues and rules and regulations of the South Carolina Department of Transportation or its successor regarding access and use of such public roads. Though future public roads may serve the Property, the Town shall not construct any roads within the PD Property. However, the Town shall accept the dedication of any private roads constructed within the PD Property as public roads only if such roads are constructed to satisfy the requirements of Charleston County (collectively, “New Dedicated Roads”). Owner or Developer shall pay all inspection expenses to verify that the New Dedicated Roads satisfy Charleston County’s requirements. Maintenance for New Dedicated Roads, whether dedicated to the Town or other governmental authority, may be funded through an ad valorem tax applied Town-wide, or such other mechanism as may selected by the Town that is applied Town-wide. The parties agree that the Town may in its discretion transfer ownership and/or maintenance responsibility for New Dedicated Roads to Charleston County or to the South Carolina Department of Transportation, in the event the County or the State agrees to accept same.
Public Roads. Contractor shall be required to, maintain and repair all public roads utilized during construction including, but not limited to roads used by: concrete trucks, gravel trucks, and material delivery trucks. Contractor agrees to perform and be responsible for all duties and obligations of Owner in any Public Road Agreements, which relate to the construction of the Project and completion of the Work Exhibit A Scope of Work [***] Contractor shall comply with all Applicable Laws, specifications, road agreements and the arquirements, and Contractor shall maintain the public roads and signage, including dust control as needed. Contractor shall comply (and cause any of its Subcontractors to comply) with all Applicable Laws regarding weight limits on public roads and access roads and Contractor shall be responsible for and shall indemnify and hold harmless Owner against any penalty or fine assessed for such noncompliance. Contractor shall repair and maintain the access roads and public roads on an ongoing basis to allow for consistent and uninterrupted vehicular traffic, including the delivery of Project components and public traffic. After completion of the proposed improvements, Contractor shall repair damage to the public roads and access roads to the satisfaction of the County and Owner at no additional costs. Contractor shall provide during construction alternative methods for public traffic to by-pass construction activities. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that the access roads may be used by other Persons performing work at the Site.
