Common use of Equipment Access Clause in Contracts

Equipment Access. Temporary access route formed using loose surfacing materials (e.g., gravel or mulch) to provide equipment access necessary to repair existing facilities. This allowance applies only to routes that are outside of previously recorded archaeological sites or archaeologically sensitive areas and are established without cutting the surface. Any tree removal necessary is achieved by cutting the ▇▇▇▇▇ flush to the ground. Surfacing materials must be reclaimed and the site restored to its previous condition for this allowance to apply. Note: this allowance does not apply to temporary access in cemeteries, burial grounds, previously recorded archaeological sites, historic landscapes and sites of significance to Tribes.

Equipment Access. Temporary access route formed using loose surfacing materials (e.g., gravel or mulch) to provide equipment access necessary to repair existing facilities. This allowance applies only to routes that are outside of previously recorded archaeological sites or archaeologically sensitive areas and are established without cutting the surface. Any tree removal necessary is achieved by cutting the ▇▇▇▇▇ flush to the ground. Surfacing materials must be reclaimed and the site restored to its previous condition for this allowance to apply. Note: this allowance does not apply to temporary access in cemeteries, burial grounds, previously recorded archaeological sites, historic landscapes and landscapes, sites of significance to Tribes, and archaeologically sensitive areas, as determined by an SOI-Qualified archaeologist.

Equipment Access. Temporary access route formed using loose surfacing materials (e.g., gravel or mulch) to provide equipment access necessary to repair existing facilities. This allowance applies only to routes that are outside of previously recorded archaeological sites or archaeologically sensitive areas and are established without cutting the surface. Any tree removal necessary is achieved by cutting the ▇▇▇▇▇ flush to the ground. Surfacing materials must be reclaimed and the site restored to its previous condition for this allowance to apply. Note: this allowance does not apply to temporary access in cemeteries, burial grounds, previously recorded archaeological sites, historic landscapes and sites of significance to TribesTribes on or off Tribal lands.

Equipment Access. Temporary access route formed using loose surfacing materials (e.g., gravel or mulch) to provide equipment access necessary to repair existing facilities. This allowance applies only to routes that are outside of previously recorded archaeological sites or archaeologically sensitive areas and are established without cutting the surface. Any tree removal necessary is achieved by cutting the ▇▇▇▇▇ flush to the ground. Surfacing materials must be reclaimed and the site restored to its previous condition for this allowance to apply. Note: this allowance does not apply to temporary access in cemeteries, burial grounds, previously recorded archaeological sites, archaeologically sensitive areas, historic landscapes landscapes, and sites of significance to TribesTribes on or off Tribal lands.

Equipment Access. Temporary access route formed using loose surfacing materials (e.g., gravel or mulch) to provide equipment access necessary to repair existing facilities. This allowance applies only to routes that are outside of previously recorded archaeological sites or archaeologically sensitive areas and are established without cutting the surface. Any tree removal necessary is achieved by cutting the ▇▇▇▇▇ flush to the ground. Surfacing materials must be reclaimed reclaimed, and the site restored to its previous condition for this allowance to apply. Note: this allowance does not apply to temporary access in cemeteries, burial grounds, previously recorded archaeological sites, historic landscapes and sites of significance to Tribes.