Grading and Drainage. The Owner agrees to prepare a grading and a drainage plan acceptable to the Public Works Director and all surface and roof drainage shall be controlled in accordance with the approved plans in a manner satisfactory to the Town's Public Works Director.
Grading and Drainage. Buyer understands that the Property has been or will be graded by Builder to drain in accordance with an approved grading and drainage plan. Any future construction on the Property by Buyer (including pools, spas, fences, landscaping, etc.) can disrupt the drainage and cause flooding, excessive settlement and other problems. Builder is responsible for drainage of the Property as it is delivered at Closing in accordance with the grading and drainage plans. Any subsequent changes in grade or soil conditions and any damages or loss resulting therefrom shall be Buyer’s sole responsibility and Buyer hereby releases Builder, its agents and employees, from any and all liability and/or damages that may arise as a result of such changes.
Grading and Drainage. 3.1 The Owner agrees to grade the lands in accordance with the gradients shown on the drawings identified on Schedule “B” and to provide at the Owner's cost, collection and disposal of storm, surface and waste water on and from the lands, in accordance with the drawings identified on Schedule “B”.
Grading and Drainage. 8.14.1 The Developer shall complete the drainage works including all grading, ditches, swales, pipes, apparatus and equipment to service all the Lands within the Plan and adjacent thereto as required by and according to the Plans and Specifications approved by the Town.
Grading and Drainage. It is the Owner responsibility to:
Grading and Drainage. Seller may construct the Home as will best conform, in Seller’s opinion, to the grade of the Lot or in accordance with the recommendation of Seller's engineers. Each lot within the Project is unique in its size, shape and drainage characteristics. Purchaser understands and agrees that the size of the Lot; the exact location of sidewalks and driveways (if any); and the drainage patterns of the Lot may differ from the plans, drawings or renderings Purchaser has examined, and Seller reserves the right to determine the location and configuration of the Home upon the Lot subject to subdivision requirements. The Lot is finished graded to comply with the general drainage requirements of the entire Project and Purchaser acknowledges that other property in the Project, including other lots, may drain onto the Lot.
Grading and Drainage. Seller will complete the grading of the Property and establish xxxxxx and drainage patterns in accordance 312 with the existing approved grading and drainage plans for the Property. Purchaser covenants and agrees to maintain the Property's approved grading, 313 xxxxxx and drainage patterns, and to comply with all drainage and grading provisions which may be set forth in the Governing Documents for the 314 Property or the grading and drainage plans for the Xxxxx Farm Subdivision approved by the Town of Xxxxxxxxx, Colorado. Seller shall not be 315 responsible for any damages resulting from changes to or failure to maintain the Property in accordance with the approved grading and drainage 316 plans, or for any failure on the part of Purchaser to adequately protect against and accommodate the potential impact of expansive soils. Purchaser 317 shall indemnify and hold Seller harmless from and against any and all liabilities, damages, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorney's fees 318 and costs) incurred by or asserted against Seller arising from or in any way related to Purchaser's change of, or failure to maintain, the approved 319 grading and drainage patterns on the Property. During the course of construction, professional consultants retained by Seller may recommend 320 changes to the approved grading and drainage plans for the Property based on inspections or evaluations of site conditions. Upon obtaining any 321 necessary consent from third parties, Seller may follow such recommendations and shall provide Purchaser with documentation of any changes to 322 the approved grading and drainage plans, in which case Purchaser shall comply with those changes. 323 324 k.) Potable Water. Potable water for the Property is to be provided by the Town of Xxxxxxxxx, Colorado. SOME WATER PROVIDERS RELY, 325 TO VARYING DEGREES, ON NONRENEWABLE GROUND WATER. YOU MAY WISH TO CONTACT YOUR PROVIDER (OR INVESTIGATE THE 326 DESCRIBED SOURCE) TO DETERMINE THE LONG-TERM SUFFICIENCY OF THE PROVIDER'S WATER SUPPLIES. 327 328 l.) Survival. The provisions of this Section 18 shall survive closing.
Grading and Drainage. A.14.1. To carry out all grading as shown on the grading plans prepared by the Owner's Ontario Land Surveyor, approved by the Town’s Manager of Operations and included in this Agreement as Schedule "N".
Grading and Drainage a) The estimated top of foundation for the new house is 949 feet. The elevation may be refined by Builder and City staff during the development of the specific house plan prior to Meeting #2. Upon completion of the final grade but prior to installing landscaping, City staff may require the Builder to submit an as-built survey to the Building Official showing the final grade elevations.
Grading and Drainage. Comments: Soil and lot grading and drainage conditions suggest further evaluation by the appropriate professional, i.e.. watering program, drains, landscape specialist,etc. The observations made to support this opinion are listed but not limited to the following: Inadequate grade slope away from the structure was observed. The recommended grade slope away from the structure is 6 inches per 10 feet. Improper grade slopes away from the structure create conducive conditions for water intrusion and inadequate foundation performance. Improper grade slope away from the structure is in need of repair. The secondary roof rain gutter lacks a downspout. Lack of a downspout at secondary roof rain gutters may allow localized deterioration and premature wear of the roof covering materials.
