Access for Construction and Maintenance Activities Sample Clauses

Access for Construction and Maintenance Activities. Prior to conducting any activities on the Property (including, but not limited to, installation, construction, reconstruction, removal, replacement, repair, upgrade, maintenance, operation, and excavation), other than those described in subsections 4(c) and 4(d), GRANTEE shall (i) submit specific plans and specifications to the Director of Airports for his review, which review may include a review by the County’s Public Works Department (“Public Works”), (ii) obtain a written permit from the Director of Airports for such entry, and (iii) obtain an encroachment permit, if required by Public Works. GRANTEE may not enter the Property with equipment to conduct activities pursuant to this subsection at any time until a written permit for such entry has been issued by the Director of Airports or his designee. GRANTEE shall bear the entirety of the cost of any review in addition to the cost of any engineering and inspections that result from the review and/or GRANTEE’s activities on the Property. For protection of the airport’s airspace, all GRANTEE activities are subject to the Federal Regulation Title 14 Part 77 standards and notification requirements for objects affecting navigable airspace (FAA Permit Form 7460). The permit application must contain sufficient detail to enable the Director of Airports to determine if the Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”) review and/or approval will be required. The allowable mobile object height limit is the most conservative restriction for an runway protection zone on the Property, as defined in the then-current Xxxxxxxx Field Airport (CCR) Master Plan (the “Height Limit”). As of the effective date of this grant of easement, the Height Limit is no greater than 9.5 feet above the existing ground surface elevation. Applications for permission to enter the Property to conduct activities pursuant to this subsection should be submitted to the Director of Airports at least ten (10) working days prior to the proposed entry. Once GRANTEE has obtained its written permission from the Director of Airports to enter the Property to conduct activities pursuant to this subsection, GRANTEE shall advise the Director of Airports, or his designee, of the specific date, time and duration of planned activities on the Property in order to permit the Director of Airports to issue Notices to Airmen (“NOTAMS”) within the 72-hour notice period required by FAA regulations when surface activities occur within an AOA. In addition, GRANTEE shall at...
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