Highway and Road Access Sample Clauses

Highway and Road Access. LESSEE acknowledges that CALTRANS and other local authorities have and will need access to and across the PROPERTY and over, across, or under the PRIVATE RAIL LINE to construct, use, operate, and maintain both existing and REARRANGED HIGHWAY FACILITIES that form a part of the SHS and that may be located on, over, under, or adjacent to the PROPERTY. The existing and proposed grade-separated road crossing structures and drainage systems culverts that will serve these purposes are generally depicted on Exhibit A. Operation and maintenance responsibilities for these access facilities will be established either through the OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT or through third-party agreements.
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