Common use of Duty to Protect Clause in Contracts

Duty to Protect. i. All existing landscape and hardscape, including but not be limited to, buildings, curb and gutter, stairs, sidewalks, retaining walls, bus shelters, roadways, parking lots, trees and shrubbery not specified for demolition shall be protected during the course of the Work, and all damage to them corrected at Design-Builder’s expense before Substantial Completion.

Duty to Protect. i. All existing landscape and hardscape, including but not be limited to, buildings, curb and gutter, stairs, sidewalks, retaining walls, bus shelters, roadways, parking lots, trees and shrubbery not specified for demolition shall be protected during the course of the Work, and all damage to them corrected at Design-BuilderContractor’s expense before Substantial Completion.