UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES Clause Samples
The "Underground Utilities and Structures" clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to identifying, protecting, and managing existing underground utilities and structures during construction or excavation work. Typically, this clause requires the contractor to locate and verify the position of underground pipes, cables, or other infrastructure before starting work, and to take precautions to avoid damaging them. It may also outline steps to follow if unknown utilities are discovered or if accidental damage occurs. The core function of this clause is to prevent costly delays, safety hazards, and liability issues by ensuring that all parties are aware of and take appropriate measures regarding underground infrastructure.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES. 2.1 Client agrees to advise Engineer in writing of known or suspected utilities or other underground structures or features which could affect the services to be provided and shall provide all drawings in its possession which identify underground utilities, structures or features.
2.2 Client agrees to release Engineer from any liability to Client and to hold Engineer harmless in accordance with Paragraph 11.1 where subterranean utility lines and other underground structures or features which were not identified to Engineer as required by Paragraph 2.1 have been damaged.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES a. Licensee shall be responsible for determining the location of all underground utilities (electric lines, telephone lines, gas lines, steam lines, sewer lines, water lines, fiber optic cables, pipes, wires, and the like) and underground structures.
b. Licensee shall call CP ONE CALL at ▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ a minimum of 5 Working Days prior to commencing any excavation or boring on the Property.
c. CP will cooperate with Licensee to identify the location of underground utilities and structures known to CP, but such cooperation shall not relieve Licensee from its primary responsibility to determine the locations of such utilities and structures.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES. 2.1 Client agrees to advise Landscape Architect in writing of known or suspected utilities or other underground structures or features which could affect the services to be provided and shall provide all drawings in its possession which identify underground utilities, structures or features.
2.2 Client agrees to release Landscape Architect from any liability to Client and to hold Landscape Architect harmless in accordance with Paragraph 11.1 where subterranean utility lines and other underground structures or features which were not identified to Landscape Architect as required by Paragraph 2.1 have been damaged.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES. The locations of underground utilities shall be established by the utility owners. The Metropolitan Sewer District does not guarantee their accuracy or completeness. The contractor shall protect all such marked utilities and structures and be held responsible for damage to same. It shall be the responsibility of the contractor to arrange for location, isolate, brace, support, sheet, etc. and protect the existing utilities from damage. If damage does occur due to the contractor’s operations, he/she shall repair the utility to the satisfactory of the utility owner at the contractor’s expense.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES. The provisions of Section XIII.B.2 of the Construction Agreement are incorporated herein by this reference.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND STRUCTURES a. Licensee shall be responsible for determining the location of all underground utilities (electric lines, telephone lines, gas lines, steam lines, sewer lines, water lines, fiber optic cables, pipes, wires, and the like) and underground structures.
b. Licensee shall call CPCBYD “Canadian Pacific Call before You Dig” at 1-866- 291-0741 for Signal, Fiber Optics, and Power for CP Facilities on Canadian Pacific Right of Way and the STATE “ONE CALL” a minimum of 5 business prior to commencing any excavation or boring on the Property.