Slopes Sample Clauses

Slopes. A. All open slopes shall be neatly trimmed and finished to conform either to the slope lines shown on the Drawings or the directions of OWNER. Leave the finished surfaces of bottom and sides in reasonably smooth and uniform planes like those normally obtainable with hand tools, though CONTRACTOR will not be required to use hand methods if he is able to obtain the required degree of evenness with mechanical equipment. Conduct grading operations so that material is not removed or loosened beyond the required slope.
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Slopes. 4.1. When positioned longitudinally in line and in the normal operation position:
Slopes. The Parties agree that the preservation of the slopes in the Southern Properties, as contemplated in the Trust for Public Lands transaction, fully satisfies any requirements for the slope requirements on the Property as a whole
Slopes. Fill slopes adjacent and behind sidewalks shall not exceed a 1 foot vertical to 2 feet horizontal slope (50% slope) after a minimum of a 2 foot zero slope setback behind sidewalks. For stormwater facilities such as ponds or xxxxxx, refer to the Stormwater Facilities Section of these Standards & Specifications. The City may consider approval of a proposed slope that is steeper than the criteria stated herein provided that a stamped geotechnical engineering report clearly states that the site-specific soils conditions are capable of supporting the proposed fill and that all recommendations of said report are incorporated in the site design. Any approved modification to the slope criteria will not exempt fill areas from the requirement of erosion stabilization as outlined herein. Approval of steeper fill slopes than a 2:1, from the setback behind sidewalks, will require additional pedestrian safety mitigation measures such as hand rail or alternate protection method as allowed by the City and meeting all ADA and OSHA requirements.
Slopes. No portion of the Project is located on slopes of greater than 30% nor upon identified unstable substrate. The Company is working with grading consultant Sunrise Engineering to ensure proper Project development upon sloped areas.
Slopes. In some cases, there may be relatively steep slopes on an Owner’s Lot. It is important to note that if slopes are not landscaped severe erosion and silting may occur. Therefore, it is recommended that the Owner landscape slopes as soon as possible after moving in. Slopes and banks should be planted with drought tolerant plants. Terracing, or surfacing with stone or other free draining materials can lessen erosion of slopes. Loose aggregate or wood chips are not recommended on slopes unless measures are taken to prevent erosion or displacement by wind and/or water. Slopes can also be seeded with ground covers, shrubs, and bushes to prevent erosion. Rock gardens are another technique to help prevent slope erosion and create a landscape amenity. Slopes given proper design treatment can become an attractive, interesting part of the landscape.‌
Slopes. A. Slopes located adjacent to Roadways, sidewalks and SUPs shall not be steeper than 3.5H:1V, except as follows:
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Slopes. Estimate the degree of dominant slope, or estimate the range of slopes encountered on the property.
Slopes. Tenant agrees to slope all pit banks, dikes and spoil piles, to slope not steeper than 3H:IV to water’s edge and tenant further agrees to revegetate all above water slopes upon completion of mining. Tenant shall submit a mining and land use plan to Landlord and at least annually update said plan. This plan shall include plans for reclamation including schedules for completion. To the extent practical, Tenant shall plan and carry out reclamation activities concurrently with mining.

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