Public Works Improvements Sample Clauses
The Public Works Improvements clause defines the obligations and standards for constructing, upgrading, or maintaining infrastructure projects that are intended for public use, such as roads, utilities, or parks. It typically outlines the scope of work, compliance with governmental regulations, and quality requirements that contractors must meet during the project. By setting clear expectations and requirements, this clause ensures that public infrastructure projects are completed to the necessary standards, thereby protecting public interests and minimizing disputes over project quality or compliance.
Public Works Improvements. To the extent Developer constructs or installs any public improvements, works, or facilities, the City standards in effect for such public improvements, works, or facilities at the time of City’s issuance of a permit, license, or other authorization for construction or installation of same shall apply.
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Public Works Improvements. Said city shall have the power to open, extend, straighten, or widen any public street, avenue or alley and for such purpose to acquire the necessary land by purchase or condemnation, and to provide that the cost of improving any such street, avenue, or alley by opening, extending, straightening or widening the same shall be paid by the owner of property lying in the territory of such improvement and which is specially benefitted thereby, and, except as otherwise governed by state law, to provide that the cost shall be charged by special assessment against such owner and made a lien against his said property for the amount due by him or her, and three (3) special commissioners shall be appointed by the county judge of Gray County, Texas, for the purpose of condemning said land and apportioning said cost, and such apportionment shall be specially assessed by the governing authority of said city against owners and their property lying in the territory so found by said special commissioners to be specially benefitted in enhanced value, and said city may issue assignable certificates for the payment of any such cost against such property owner and his property, and may provide for the payment thereof in deferred payments, which deferred payments may bear interest at the highest rate allowed by law. Said city shall pay such proportion of such cost as may be determined by said special commissioners to be due by it; provided the cost to be paid by the city shall never exceed one-third of the cost of such improvements. □ For □ Against Sec. 21. Parks, playgrounds, etc. The city shall have exclusive control over all city parks, municipal playgrounds, and other publicly-owned recreational facilities, located within the corporate boundaries of the city and the right to control, regulate and remove or require the removal of all obstructions at the sole expense of the person owning or responsible for such obstruction, and prevent all encroachments thereupon; and to provide for raising, grading, filling, terracing, landscape gardening, erecting buildings, providing amusements therein, for establishing walks and paving driveways around, in and through said parks, playgrounds, and other public grounds.
Public Works Improvements. In the event that, as a result of such public improvement or proposed public improvement, the city commission determines that facilities owned by a public utility or retail public utility must be removed or relocated, the owner of such facilities shall, after reasonable notice from the city, remove or relocate such facilities at the sole cost of such owner.