Securities for Internal Works and Road Fouling Deposit Sample Clauses

Securities for Internal Works and Road Fouling Deposit. Prior to execution of this Agreement, the Owner agrees to make a cash deposit or provide a Letter of Credit in the amount of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) to the Town, which may be used by the Town to clean any streets leading to or within the subdivision which have been fouled, or to repair any damage to any streets and appurtenances thereon or leading thereto which has been caused by the operations of the Owner, its contractors, agents or workers. This will also include overall site maintenance and site stabilization.
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