Trail Design Sample Clauses

Trail Design. The Commission intends the Trail Project shall complement, and be unaffected by, the anticipated improvements to SRUS 421 (the “SRUS 421 Project”). Developer and the Commission shall collaborate in good faith to design the Trail Project to harmonize with the SRUS 421 Project or other Town trail projects (“Trail Planning Process”). The Trail Planning Process shall commence on the date the Commission provides written notice to Developer that the Commission is ready to start the Trail Planning Process and shall continue until the earlier of ninety (90) days after commencement of the Trail Planning Process, with the Parties acknowledging that much of the Trail Planning Process will involve the project engineer’s survey work which may extend beyond ninety (90) days to complete, or the date Developer and the Commission reach an agreement as to the design for the Trail Project. Representatives of the Town and the Commission shall have the right to be involved in all aspects of the Trail Planning Process including, but not limited to, meetings with Xxxxxxxxx’s design and engineering team.
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Trail Design. If a description of the trail is required in a Land Use Agreement the following standards shall apply. This policy is a guideline so it is understood that a specific section may require a slight modification from what is defined here.
Trail Design. Oversight Oversight of the trail design with your chosen trail design company, all liaison and control of that company and Select Contracts will incorporate their trail design into the overall development. Block Master Plan The block master plan will outline the physical location and areas for each component of the matrix. This will then form the basis of the conceptual master plan. Concept Design
Trail Design. Licensee recognizes that Licensor is concerned about the possibility of unauthorized use of the Trail and its property by motorized vehicles such as all-terrain vehicles (ATV's), motorcycles, and snowmobiles. Licensee agrees to incorporate control and safety measures into its design to discourage such unauthorized use and to protect the public. Such design factors shall include, but are not limited to, non-metallic signs, barricades, and deflectors around obstructions such as towers, poles and guy wires. Licensee shall provide Licensor with a key or combination for any gates or barricades erected on the Premises. Licensee shall design the Trail to support an AASHTO HS-20 truck loading along the entire length. Licensor shall not be responsible for any damage to the Trail caused by its maintenance vehicles. Licensee shall be solely responsible for the design of the Trail and all improvements but shall submit such designs for review by Licensor in accordance with Section 8. Licensee shall also modify the trail safety system at Licensor’s request if required in the future for improvement of safety. Licensee's trail design and subsequent construction shall not hinder Licensor's access to Licensor's property.
Trail Design. The CONSULTANT shall perform all phases of work described in the Agreement necessary to accomplish the complete design of the project. The PROJECT roadway design elements shall be in accordance with the following reference documents in effect at the time the roadway plans are submitted:

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