ROADS AND TRANSPORTATION Sample Clauses

ROADS AND TRANSPORTATION. 8.1 Annexation of County road right-of-way. Except for noncontiguous municipal purpose annexations under RCW 35.13.180 or 35A.14.300 or that right-of-way identified pursuant to Subsection 8.1.1, the City, pursuant to RCW 35A.14.410, agrees to propose annexation of all County right-of-way within and adjacent to an annexation area. As used in Section 8 of this Agreement, “County right-of-way” means “County right-of-way” as defined in SCC 13.02.340. The City agrees to assume full ownership, legal control, maintenance, monitoring, and other responsibilities for all County right-of-way and associated drainage facilities within the annexed area upon the effective date of annexation, unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing.
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ROADS AND TRANSPORTATION. Purpose: To ensure an orderly transfer of ownership and maintenance of existing road and transportation facilities and the future planning, construction and maintenance of transportation facilities including circulation plans, arterial network plans and transit-oriented development. 8.1 A nnexation of road rights-of-way. The CITY agrees to assume full legal control and maintenance responsibility for road rights-of-way and associated drainage facilities within the annexed area upon the effective date of annexation, unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing.
ROADS AND TRANSPORTATION. 8.1 Annexation of County road right-of-ways. Except for noncontiguous municipal purpose annexations under RCW 35.13.180 or 35A.14.300, the City agrees to propose annexation of the entire right-of-way of County roads adjacent to an annexation boundary. As used in Section 8 of this Agreement, “County road” means “County road” as defined in RCW 36.75.010(6). The City agrees to assume full legal control and maintenance responsibility for County roads and associated drainage facilities within the annexed area upon the effective date of annexation, unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing.
ROADS AND TRANSPORTATION. 16.1 All roads existing at the Commencement Date or hereafter built on the Agreement Lands shall be deemed to be the property of the Crown. 16.2 Except where a safety or environmental risk is present, the Agreement Lands and roads thereon are open to private citizens engaged in lawful recreation. 16.3 The PHP shall have unencumbered use of roads on the Agreement Lands to perform all its Forestry Activities as contemplated in the Agreement and shall maintain such roads to a standard sufficient for the carrying out of the Forestry Activities. 16.4 Where and while it is actively engaged in Forestry Activities (including inventorying of wood) or trucking activity or where it is aware of other hazards constituting a safety or environmental risk, the PHP may post portions of the Agreement Lands as restricted or closed, including roads, rights of way or trails thereon, and shall notify the Province of the locations and durations of such restrictions. 16.5 The planning for the long term development, maintenance and decommissioning of roads on the Agreement Lands and any other Crown lands allocated for Forestry Activities shall be part of the PHP’s ongoing community involvement procedures with the public and with the Mi’kmaq. 16.6 Where the PHP will incur specific costs in providing a service or good for use of the forestry roads by other commercial occupiers or users, and the Province is in agreement with the amount, the PHP may impose a fee. 16.7 The PHP and the Province may agree upon a set of standard fees, and/or terms and conditions to be applied generally to other users, or the PHP may seek agreement of the Province for each user fee. 16.8 The PHP shall be entitled to use without fees or any other charge by the Province in situ gravel, stone or materials within the rights-of-way of any roads now existing or hereafter built on the Agreement Lands, and from such borrow pits located on the Agreement Lands that are less than one (1) hectare in area, for its construction or maintenance of forestry roads on the Agreement Lands.
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