CITY STREETS Sample Clauses
The CITY STREETS clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to the use, maintenance, or impact on public roadways within a city as part of a contract or agreement. It typically outlines how parties must handle access, repairs, or disruptions to city streets, such as obtaining necessary permits for construction work or ensuring that any damage caused is promptly repaired. This clause ensures that city infrastructure is protected and that any activities affecting public streets are managed in compliance with local regulations, thereby minimizing disruption and liability for both the city and the contracting parties.
CITY STREETS. For the purpose of repairing or causing to be repaired existing conduit or conductors or installing or repairing City-owned equipment, the Contractor may open any street, avenue or public place and remove any part of the pavement, subject to the laws in force and to such rules and regulations as the Commissioner may from time to time establish in relation to such work. Pavement must be restored at the Contractor's expense to a condition as good as that existing before any of the work herein mentioned was begun under the terms and conditions that may be laid down by the City officials that have charge or shall have charge over pavement on such street. Permits for street openings shall be obtained by the Contractor at no expense to the Contractor. The Contractor shall be required to restore existing pavement in accordance with specifications of the permit and it shall be the responsibility of the Contractor to be informed of the latest requirements as set forth by the Department of Highways regarding restoration of pavements. There may be some instances where the contractor will be prohibited from working during regular hours by the City. In these situations or when directed, the contractor will be paid one and one half (1 ½) times the unit price bid.
CITY STREETS. For the purpose of repairing or causing to be repaired existing conduit or conductors or installing or repairing City-owned equipment, the Contractor may open any street, avenue or public place and remove any part of the pavement, subject to the Laws in relation to such Work. Pavement must be restored at the Contractor's expense to a condition as good as that existing before any of the work herein mentioned was begun under the terms and conditions that may be laid down by the City officials that have charge or shall have charge over pavement on such street. Permits for street openings shall be obtained by the Contractor at no expense to the Contractor. The Contractor shall be required to restore existing pavement in accordance with specifications of the permit and it shall be the responsibility of the Contractor to be informed of the latest requirements as set forth by the Department of Highways regarding restoration of pavements. There may be some instances where the Contractor will be prohibited from working during regular hours by the City. In these situations or when directed, the Contractor will be paid one and one half (1½) times the unit price bid.
CITY STREETS. For the purpose of installing, removing, relocating or repairing City owned equipment the Contractor may open any street, avenue or public place and remove any part of the pavement, subject to the laws in force and to such rules and regulations as stated within the NYCDOT Highway Rules, or to such rules and regulations the Commissioner or other official having jurisdiction may from time to time establish in relation to such Work. Written notice of Work to be done each day shall be given to the Director no later than 2PM of the day prior to the Work. Pavements shall be restored at the Contractor's expense to a condition as good as that existing before any of the Work herein mentioned was begun under the terms and conditions that may be laid down by the City officials that have charge or shall have charge over pavement on such streets, avenues or public places. The Contractor shall readjust, fill and finish each pavement so long as in the opinion of the Commissioner or other official having jurisdiction, the settling of earth or pavement, caused by the opening, shall render this necessary. The Contractor shall furnish to the Commissioner a report showing the location of each opening made in the pavement during the preceding week.