Street Maintenance. Xxxxxx Springs will provide for a one (1) year period street maintenance, traffic control signs and devices, snow removal, right-of-way mowing, pavement markings and guardrail maintenance for the Xxxxxx area, the unincorporated areas of Delaware township south of Xxxxxx Springs. The Unified Government agrees to pay in each fiscal year $109,370.38 beginning in fiscal year 2019. Xxxxxx Springs shall perform, pursuant to its ordinances and state laws, noxious and general weed control within the Xxxxxx area, as well as within Xxxxxx Springs. The Unified Government agrees to provide storage and sale of weed control chemicals. The Unified Government does further agree to use whatever authority is has under Kansas law to assist Xxxxxx Springs in the above noted responsibilities. The Unified Government will be responsible for property maintenance of Unified Government owned properties in Xxxxxx Springs and the Xxxxxx Area.
Street Maintenance. Damage to the Association’s streets must be repaired in a timely fashion to the street’s original condition or better. Accumulation of sand, dirt, etc., due to construction activity must be removed promptly by Owner as needed. A final street sweeping must be performed at the conclusion of construction.
Street Maintenance. Owner acknowledges that, depending on weather conditions, construction traffic entering and leaving a construction site creates debris, especially dirt and mud clots on streets and roadways adjacent to the construction site. Accordingly, Owner shall perform the following tasks: (i) inspect and clean the streets and roadways adjacent to and within 1,000 feet of Owner’s construction site as needed during each week while construction is occurring on said site; and (ii) periodically mow weeds, pick up trash and debris, and repair and replace soil erosion control fencing so as to comply with applicable Village regulations. As security for such obligations, and as a condition of approval of a Final Plat for all or any part of the Subject Property, or the issuance of any grading permit as the case may be, Owner shall make a one-time deposit with the Village Clerk in the sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars as and for a “Site Control Escrow.” In the event Owner fails to mow weeds, pick up debris or repair or replace soil erosion control fencing as reasonably required in accordance with the provisions of this Second Amended Agreement, or within twenty-four (24) hours after receipt of notice from the Village of Owner’s failure to comply with the provisions of this Second Amended Agreement, then the Village may perform, or contract with others to perform, such undertaking and deduct from the Site Control Escrow the costs thereof. Owner shall, within fifteen (15) business days following written notice of such expenditure from the Village, then replenish the Site Control Escrow by delivering an additional deposit to the Village Clerk so as to maintain in the same at a Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar balance. All sums then remaining on deposit with the Village for a Site Control Escrow pursuant to this Section shall be returned to Owner upon final acceptance of all public improvements by the Village.
Street Maintenance. The Owner/Developer will promptly clean all mud, dirt, or debris deposited on any street, sidewalk, or other public property in or adjacent to the Territory by the Owner/Developer, any agent of or contractor hired by, or on behalf of, the Owner/Developer, or any of Owner/Developer’s tenants, invitees, or permittees (collectively, “Owner Parties”), and will repair any damage to public property that may be caused by the activities of the Owner Parties. Within a reasonable period of time, but in no event more than 12 hours after the Village gives the Owner/Developer notice to clean all mud, dirt, or debris deposited on any street, sidewalk, or other public property in or adjacent to the Territory deposited by the Owner Parties, the Owner/Developer neglects to clean, or undertake with due diligence to clean, the affected public property, then the Village will be entitled to clean, either with its own forces or with contract forces, the affected public property and to recover from the Developer costs or charges reasonably incurred by the Village to perform the cleaning.
Street Maintenance. The Owner shall initially regrade and pave along the frontage of the Premises. Additionally the Owner has started discussions with the City of Somerville to pave all of Elmwood starting from Tannery Brook Row as part of a public infrastructure improvement for the utility connections into Somerville. The landscaping and cleanup will be handled by a private contractor, with hand pickup of trash, and leaf blower/broom cleaning of the street and sidewalk. The Owner shall not cause access to the deadend spur on Elmwood to be obstructed in any manner that would limit or impede access to the Linear Path for pedestrians or cyclist. The Owner shall continue working collaboratively with the Cambridge Community Development and abutters to further activate the deadend spur of Elmwood Street in a manner that supports the Owner’s project, the Linear Path and the surrounding community. Trash & Recycling – The trash and recycling shall be removed by a private trash removal company, with two, two yard dumpsters for trash and six (6)eight (8) recycling bins or more as needed. The building management will move the trash and recycling to the street curb once weekly, and a private disposal company will pick it up. Snow Removal We are anticipating a standard snow removal contract for plowing Elmwood street snow. Snow deposits will be pushed to the south western most corner of Elmwood street, and in between the trees in front of the building. We will have radiant heating for the sidewalk, garage, and handicap van space, so as to keep the area generally ahead of schedule and safe. Our maintenance staff will take care of the rear walkways by snowblower and shovel with ice melt as needed. The Owner shall use best efforts to ensure that snow removal activities will not impede safe access to the Linear Path. Common Area Maintenance A property manager typically will walk the common areas once weekly to assess cleanliness and arrange for repairs. All common areas including the exterior walkways, elevators, and stairways will be cleaned weekly. Street Parking – The Owner shall consult with the neighbors and abutters to regulate parking along the area that abuts its frontage (approximately 150’ +/) to provide for two hour visitor and resident only parking. Any vehicle parking spaces on Elmwood shall be designed to as to not impede access to the Linear Park by pedestrian or bicycle traffic. Executed this 10th day of June, 2016 as a sealed instrument 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, LLC By: ...
Street Maintenance. The Owner/Developer shall take all reasonable steps necessary to limit and prevent the accumulation of, and to remove accumulated mud, sediment, dirt, trash, and other debris that is "tracked," blown, or otherwise carried onto public property and public rights-of-way during development of the Project. Owner/Developer also shall take all reasonable steps necessary to prevent its construction activities from damaging adjacent properties, including public rights-of-way and other public property. If any adjacent property or public right-of-way is damaged or destroyed during the construction of the Public Improvements as defined herein, Owner/Developer shall, at its sole cost, promptly repair or replace the same to a condition similar or equal to that existing before such damage.
