SITE CONSIDERATIONS Clause Samples

SITE CONSIDERATIONS. The proposed site shall, at a minimum include/incorporate the following: A. Shall be a site which will accommodate initial construction and the proposed future expansion of the warehouse, as indicated herein. B. Shall be governed by local zoning laws, set back/site/height/easement restrictions and restrictive covenants which will permit both the initial & proposed expansion construction. C. Shall be totally environmentally acceptable and not contain any hazardous wastes/material above and/or below ground, anywhere on the site, nor adjacent to, or near, a potential source of hazardous material/waste which could potentially enter/infect the site. D. Shall have a public water supply source which fully satisfies all FM Global requirements (pressure, flow, reliability, etc.) for the fire protection system indicated for the facility (and/or all costs to provide an equivalent system). E. Shall be adequately served by all required utilities (natural gas, electricity, water, sanitary sewer, telephone/data, storm sewer, etc.) to accommodate the intended operation of the depicted warehouse/distribution facility. F. Shall be served by and adjacent to a public roadway which is fully capable of accommodating the truck & car traffic associated with the proposed facility and which can be readily altered to allow safe vehicle ingress into & egress from the site property. G. Shall be served by nearby and around the clock medical, fire & police protection. H. Site shall accommodate fenced and paved storage area for a minimum of 200 trailers, expandable by 114 spaces. Each trailer storage space is 12’ W x 53’ L, which makes the entire truck court depth, including the trailer storage space, 193’ from the exterior face of the wall to the edge of the pavement. I. All site construction/remediation costs associated with cut/fill, unsuitable soils & soil bearing capacity, underground water, rock excavation, winter conditions shall be included. J. All site construction time required to correct any site problems, such as, but not limited to, unsuitable soils/cut & fill/underground water/rock shall be calculated into the Developer/Contractor construction schedule. Correcting of site problems shall not cause a delay of the Developer’s/Contractor’s construction schedule unless delays exceed average weather conditions for the area and time of year.

SITE CONSIDERATIONS. During and after the slash raking operation, the operator should ensure: i) Landing runoff and sediment traps (drainage structures) put in place during the harvesting operations are not to be damaged in any way. ii) Any slash on tracks which will slow runoff or form a sediment trap are to be left in place. iii) Cutouts on any harvesting tracks are to be left in a working condition and if damaged are to be re-established. iv) Water tables and drainage structures are to remain well clear of debris.

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