Easement Rights Reserved to Authority Regarding Utility Lines and Services Clause Samples

This clause grants the authority the right to retain or reserve easement rights over the property specifically for the installation, maintenance, and operation of utility lines and related services. In practice, this means that the authority can access certain portions of the property to lay down, repair, or upgrade utilities such as water, electricity, gas, or telecommunications infrastructure, even after the property has been transferred or leased. The core function of this clause is to ensure that essential utility services can be provided and maintained without legal obstacles, thereby preventing disruptions and safeguarding public interests.
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Easement Rights Reserved to Authority Regarding Utility Lines and Services. Authority reserves to itself the easement and right to install, maintain, and repair underground and above ground utility lines and services on or across the Premises and Common Use Areas. When installing new lines or services, Authority will protect any existing improvements and will avoid any unreasonable interference with Company's operations.
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Easement Rights Reserved to Authority Regarding Utility Lines and Services. The Authority reserves to itself the easement and right to install, maintain, and repair underground and above ground utility lines and services on or across the Company Premises and common use areas. When installing new lines or services, Authority will protect any existing improvements and will avoid any unreasonable interference with Company's operations. DocuSign Envelope ID: ACD48BA7-3953-457D-801C-2A1EA6D38368
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