Construction Procedure Clause Samples

Construction Procedure. Tenant finish plans shall be separately bid from other construction work within the facility. Landlord shall obtain a minimum of three proposals. Tenant shall review such proposals and may request changes and modifications thereto to implement cost savings or other requirements. Landlord will not commence construction until receipt of Tenant's written approval of cost proposals, authorization to proceed, and payment of any deposit is made.

Construction Procedure. The Grantee, and/or its agent, shall construct, or have constructed, the Project in accordance with the PS&E package, noted above in Section V. The Grantee, and/or its agent, shall enter into and administer the construction contract for said work and the procedures set out herein below shall be followed:

Construction Procedure. The following provisions shall apply to Tenant's Work:

Construction Procedure a) Remove or contain all erodible or loose material prior forecast wind and precipitation events or before non-stormwater will pass through the project site. For light weight debris maintenance can require immediately attention for wind and runoff events. Many times, daily maintenance is necessary or as needed per random, precipitation or non-stormwater events. b) Project materials and waste can be contained or controlled by operational or structural best management practices. • Operational; including but not limited to: ⮚ Strategic staging of materials eliminating exposure, such as not staging on pavement ⮚ Avoiding multiple day staging of backfill and spoil ⮚ Haul off spoil as generated or daily ⮚ Schedule work during clear forecast • Structural; including but not limited to: ⮚ Inlet protection, e.g. wattles, filter fabric, drop inlet bags, temporary covers ⮚ Gutter dams, e.g. wattles, sandbags, dirt dams ⮚ Boundary containment, ▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, silt fence ⮚ Dust control, e.g. water hose, ⮚ Waste control, e.g. construction solid or liquid waste containment, dumpster, receptacles c) Inspection often to insure the structural best management practices are in good operating condition and at least prior to the workday end. Promptly repair damaged best management practices achieving effective containment.

Construction Procedure a) Remove or contain all erodible or loose material prior to forecast wind and precipitation events or before non-stormwater will pass through the project site. For lightweight debris, maintenance can require immediate attention for wind and runoff events. Many times daily maintenance is necessary or as needed per random, precipitation, or non-stormwater events. b) Project materials and waste can be contained or controlled by operational or structural best management practices. ● Operational; including but not limited to: ⮚ Strategic staging of materials eliminating exposure, such as not staging on pavement ⮚ Avoiding multiple-day staging of backfill and spoil ⮚ Haul off spoil as generated or daily ⮚ Schedule work during the clear forecast ● Structural; including but not limited to: ⮚ Inlet protection, e.g. wattles, filter fabric, drop inlet bags, boards, planks ⮚ Gutter dams, e.g. wattles, sandbags, dirt dams ⮚ Boundary containment, ▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, silt fence ⮚ Dust control, e.g. water hose, ⮚ Waste control, e.g. construction solid or liquid waste containment, dumpster, receptacles

Construction Procedure a) Remove or contain all erodible or loose material prior forecast wind and precipitation events or before non-stormwater will pass through the project site. For light weight debris maintenance can require immediately attention for wind events and many times daily maintenance or as needed for precipitation or non- stormwater events. b) Project materials and waste can be contained or controlled by operational or structural best management practices (BMPs).  Operational; including but not limited to:  Strategic staging of materials eliminating exposure, such as not staging on pavement  Avoiding multiple day staging of backfill and spoil  Haul off spoil as generated or daily  Structural; including but not limited to:  Inlet protection, e.g. wattles, filter fabric, drop inlet bags, boards, planks  Gutter dams, e.g. wattles, sandbags, dirt dams  Boundary containment, e.g. wattles, silt fence  Dust control, e.g. water hose,  Waste control, e.g. concrete washout, dumpster, receptacles c) Inspection often to insure the structural BMPs are in good operating condition and at least prior to the workday end. Promptly repair damaged BMPs. d) Cleanup:  Use dry cleanup methods, e.g. square nose shove and broom.  Wet methods are allowed if wastewater is prevented from entering the stormwater system, e.g. wet/dry vacuum, disposal to approved open spaces

Construction Procedure. The Grantee and/or its agent shall construct or cause the construction of a Project in accordance with Section IV.E of this Agreement and the Project Addendum. The Grantee and/or its agent shall enter and administer the construction contract for Project work in accordance with each of the following terms and conditions:

Construction Procedure. It shall be the contractor's responsibility to work equipment around poles, trees, or other obstructions and to do so at its own expense.

Construction Procedure. All work, including work undertaken after the initial installation of Lessee’s equipment, shall be subject to full-time inspection at Lessee’s expense by District, at District’s then current hourly labor and equipment rate. Lessee shall pay such expense within thirty (30) days following the date of District’s invoice therefor, together with reasonable supporting documentation evidencing such expense. No welding shall be permitted on the Reservoir and any damage to District property including, but not limited to, painted surfaces, landscaping, fences, reservoir, and mains shall be primed and repainted or repaired and restored to District’s satisfaction. Prior to the commencement of any work on the Communications Site, a preconstruction conference shall be held at the Property, which shall be attended by representatives of District and Lessee. The matters to be discussed and resolved at the preconstruction conference shall include the work completion schedule, communication procedures between the Parties, construction permit requirements, procedures and posting, access, inspection staff and their duties, and other administrative and general matters as needed. Lessee, at its sole expense, shall obtain all necessary governmental approvals and permits prior to commencing construction and shall provide District with at least five (5) business days’ notice prior to the start of construction. All Lessee contractors and subcontractors shall be duly licensed and registered in the State of Washington. Lessee shall be solely and completely responsible for safety conditions and safety of Lessee’s agents, employees, contractors, subcontractors, and any and all other persons and property under its control, in connection with the installation and subsequent maintenance, remodeling, and removal of Lessee’s Equipment. Lessee shall keep the Premises and the Lease Areas free from any liens arising out of any work performed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇, any materials furnished or obligations incurred by ▇▇▇▇▇▇, and agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the District against the same.