Unsafe structures Clause Samples
The 'Unsafe structures' clause establishes the responsibilities and procedures related to buildings or structures deemed hazardous or structurally unsound. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria for identifying unsafe conditions, the authority responsible for inspections, and the required actions for repair, demolition, or securing of such structures. For example, if a building is found to be at risk of collapse or poses a danger to occupants or the public, the clause may mandate immediate notification and remediation steps. Its core practical function is to protect public safety by ensuring that dangerous structures are promptly addressed and do not pose ongoing risks.
Unsafe structures. Any tenant that has a structure that is in an unsafe condition will be contacted and advised what action to be taken. The plot holder will be provided an appropriate time to deal with the issue. If the structure is not made safe or removed the authorised officer will arrange to have the structure dismantled and removed from site. Reimbursement for any costs associated with this will be sought from the plot holder.
Unsafe structures. The second floor balconies at Falkirk have been declared structurally unsafe by the UCR Campus Fire ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. As such, all foot traffic and storage on said balconies is prohibited except in the case of a fire or other catastrophic need for emergency exit. Warning decals and security alarms have been installed on the sliding glass doors used for second floor balcony egress to warn of a critical safety breach. Misuse or tampering with fire or life-safety equipment is prohibited and is grounds for disciplinary action, including eviction and exclusion from campus housing.