Roads and tracks Sample Clauses

Roads and tracks. The Private Party to build and maintain the access road to the Treehouse Camp Facility, in line with SANParks’ Road Classification. Management roads used as access to the Treehouse Camp Facility must be upgraded and maintained in line with SANParks’ Road Classification. The Private Party will be permitted to upgrade parts of the main tourist road (S50) adjacent to the Project Site to minimise dust and the impact thereof on the Treehouse Camp Facility. Any upgrades and subsequent maintenance will be at cost to the Private Party. Authorisations and permits in terms of environmental management legislation, may be required prior to any construction and maintenance activities of access roads and pathways. The costs will be at cost to the Operator. To enable exclusive use of the Project Site, SANParks will allow for the Operator to close off the following loops, as demonstrated below. In return, the Operator is expected to develop the hide as a get-out point for the public. As per the image, during the environmental authorisation process, consideration must be given to whether part of the loop can be diverted or closed: Depending on environmental impact, either close road or divert away from hide Close road Close road Figure 4. Proposed closure of loops for Shingwedzi Treehouse Camp site
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Roads and tracks. SANParks recognises that the type of tourism product likely to be offered at the Management Area will necessitate a certain network of road and tracks, both for access to and from the Management Area for guests and supplies, as well as for guided game viewing for guests. The Operator may utilise existing roads and tracks in its Management Area but must take responsibility for maintaining same to SANParks’ satisfaction. If the Operator identifies certain Park roads or tracks that it does not wish to utilise during the Contract Period, this must be indicated to both SANParks and the EIA consultant at the time the EIA is undertaken.
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Roads and tracks. The operator to build and maintain the access road to the lodge – no additional roads will be allowed to be built.
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Roads and tracks. 7.9.1 The Private Party shall either stabilize or upgrade the Hotel Access Road to a class C all-weather road, to provide access for guests, invitees and patrons to the Malelane Hotel Development.
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