Servicing and Infrastructure Sample Clauses
The SERVICING AND INFRASTRUCTURE clause defines the responsibilities related to maintaining and supporting the physical and technical systems necessary for the operation of a service or facility. It typically outlines which party is responsible for upkeep, repairs, and upgrades to infrastructure such as utilities, IT systems, or equipment, and may specify standards or timelines for such servicing. This clause ensures that essential systems remain functional and reliable, thereby minimizing disruptions and clarifying accountability for maintenance-related issues.
Servicing and Infrastructure. Proper servicing of development is critical for the continued health and safety of residents. Further, coordinating the delivery of infrastructure and services between both Municipalities can lead to greater efficiency and cost savings. The Municipalities agree that:
1. Efforts to identify and implement cost effective ways of delivering shared services that benefit both municipalities and residents are encouraged.
2. Where potential opportunities to connect to regional services are identified, joint planning should be pursued.
3. To jointly discuss ways to cooperate with provincial and federal agencies and utility providers to help facilitate the efficient delivery of infrastructure and services that are mutually beneficial.
4. Where municipal servicing is not available, the provision of potable water and the treatment and disposal of wastewater on all parcels in the Plan Area shall be the responsibility of individual landowners or developers, in accordance with provincial standards.
Servicing and Infrastructure