Right of Entry and Inspection by City Sample Clauses

Right of Entry and Inspection by City. Owner hereby grants to City a perpetual right of entry over, under and across Owner’s Property, for purposes of accessing the BMP’s and performing inspection of the BMP’s or any of the Maintenance Activities related to maintenance of the BMP’s. City shall have the right, at any time and without prior notice to Owner, to enter upon any part of said area as may be necessary or convenient for such purposes. Owner shall at all times maintain the Property so as to make the City’s access clear and unobstructed. City is required to perform periodic inspection of Structural BMPs. Owner agrees to pay reasonable fees levied by the City on Owners of BMPs for the costs of managing the BMP inspection and maintenance tracking program.
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