Temporary Construction Staging Area Sample Clauses

Temporary Construction Staging Area. Temporary construction staging area(s) are to be provided by the Company, at its sole cost and expense, in locations that meet the requirements of the Village Code of Ordinances and local regulations and are subject to the approval of the Village. Temporary construction staging areas shall include temporary offices and construction trailers, areas to store materials and Equipment, weather protection, parking for workers and management, safety and first aid equipment, and materials purchased by the Village under the Owner Direct Purchase Program. The Company shall provide a secured fence around the perimeter of the Staging Area and keep the area locked and secure. Security shall also be provided at the Staging Area. The Company shall maintain a clean, organized Staging Area providing for safe vehicular and pedestrian traffic movements, on-going dust control, and housekeeping. Utilities services such as potable water, sanitary sewer, electricity, telephone, etc. shall also be provided at the Staging Area.
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Temporary Construction Staging Area. The temporary construction staging area shown on Exhibit F 9or as otherwise agreed by the Parties) needed for construction of City wastewater facilities.
Temporary Construction Staging Area. Within 30 days of the execution of this Agreement, Owner agrees to lease to the City the Temporary Construction Staging Area for construction of City wastewater facilities. The Parties will agree that no rent shall be payable by City during the term of the lease. The Parties will agree upon a timeframe for the duration of the lease.
Temporary Construction Staging Area. Temporary construction staging area(s) are to be provided by the Company, at its sole cost and expense, in locations that meet the requirements of the Village Code of Ordinances and local regulations and are subject to the approval of the Village thirty (30) days prior to the scheduled start of construction. Temporary construction staging areas shall include temporary offices and construction trailers, areas to store materials and Equipment, weather protection, parking for workers and management, safety and first aid equipment, aggregate and fill material processing equipment and operations, and materials purchased by the Village under any implemented Owner Direct Purchase Program. The Company shall provide a secured fence around the perimeter of the Staging Area and keep the area locked and secure. Security shall also be provided at the Staging Area. The Company shall maintain a clean, organized Staging Area providing for safe vehicular and pedestrian traffic movements, on-going dust control, and housekeeping. Utilities services such as potable water, sanitary sewer, electricity, telephone, etc. shall also be provided at the Staging Area.

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