Roads/Offsite Works Sample Clauses

Roads/Offsite Works. 4.1 Before the Commencement of the Development and on completion of the Construction Phase, the Developer will be required to undertake a road condition survey in respect of any public roads to be used during the Construction Phase of the Development (“Construction Route”). Notwithstanding the foregoing, following either (i) notification from the Comhairle (acting reasonably) to the Developer at any time during the Construction Phase of any damage caused by the Developer to the Construction Route which presents an immediate safety risk to users of the Construction Route or (ii) the Developer otherwise becoming aware during the Construction Phase of any damage caused by the Developer to the Construction Route which presents an immediate safety risk to users of the Construction Route then, in either case, such damage shall be rectified by the Developer as soon as reasonably practicable. The aforesaid final road condition survey which is to be carried out following completion of the Construction Phase shall contain a schedule of works (“the Schedule of Works”) to be agreed with the Comhairle (acting reasonably) necessary to repair any damage to the surface and general integrity of the Construction Route so as to reinstate it to the condition shown in the road condition survey undertaken prior to the Commencement of Development. The Developer shall carry out, at its own expense and complying with all statutory obligations including notification to the roads authority, the works identified in the Schedule of Works as soon as reasonably practicable after such survey has been carried out. For the avoidance of doubt, the Developer shall not be required to repair damage to public roads attributable to normally expected road traffic levels. 4.2 Prior to Commencement of Development, the Comhairle and the Developer (both acting reasonably) shall identify any pinch-point and at-risk locations on the Construction Route, including structures, which, in order to accommodate additional traffic from the Construction Phase require strengthening, re-alignment or widening to safeguard the integrity of the existing infrastructure for existing regular traffic (as well as enabling the safe passage of construction and component traffic for the Development). The cost of any such agreed works shall be undertaken at the Developer’s cost to a specification agreed with the Comhairle, acting reasonably and shall be carried out before the Commencement of Development. 4.3 Depending on the...
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