Damaged by Contractor Sample Clauses
The 'Damaged by Contractor' clause establishes the contractor's responsibility for any damage they cause to the property, materials, or work during the course of a project. Typically, this clause requires the contractor to repair, replace, or compensate for any such damage, whether it affects the client's property, third-party property, or the work itself. Its core function is to allocate risk and ensure that the contractor remains accountable for their actions, thereby protecting the client from bearing the costs of damage resulting from the contractor's operations.
Damaged by Contractor. Undesignated live trees meeting Utilization Standards:
(a) Within 200 feet slope distance from centerline of roads constructed hereunder that are damaged by Contrac- tor’s construction to the extent that considerable deterioration or mortality is imminent and are designated by Forest Service for felling before the nearest road segment is Substantially Completed or
(b) That are damaged by Contractor in logging or stewardship project operations and are subsequently Marked before Contractor has completed work in the immediate area. By agreement, such trees may be left without charge if their removal would cause undue damage or be grossly uneconomic.
Damaged by Contractor. Undesignated live trees meeting Utilization Standards: