Minimum Disturbance Sample Clauses
The Minimum Disturbance clause requires parties, typically contractors or service providers, to carry out their work in a manner that minimizes disruption to the surrounding environment, occupants, or ongoing operations. In practice, this may involve scheduling noisy activities during off-peak hours, using barriers to contain dust, or coordinating with building management to avoid interfering with daily business. The core function of this clause is to protect the interests of property owners or occupants by ensuring that necessary work causes as little inconvenience or interruption as possible.
Minimum Disturbance. Tenant shall (and shall cause its Representatives to) perform all Due Diligence Activities in cooperation with Landlord, Landlord’s students and faculty, and other Landlord employees, and Landlord’s invitees, agents and visitors as well as members of the public, and take all commercially reasonable measures to avoid accident, damage or harm to persons or Premises and unreasonable delay to or interference with the operations of such parties. Tenant shall (and shall cause its Representatives to) take all commercially reasonable measures to conduct the Due Diligence Activities in a manner and at times to minimize any impairment of access or traffic by the aforementioned parties.
Minimum Disturbance. Licensee and its Representatives shall perform all work on the Property permitted hereunder with such care and diligence as will avoid accident, damage or harm to persons or property.
Minimum Disturbance. Buyer shall (and shall cause Buyer’s Representatives to) perform all Due Diligence Activities in a commercially reasonable manner and in cooperation with Seller, Seller’s customers, employees, agents and invitees in a manner reasonably likely to avoid accident, damage or harm to persons or Property and unreasonable delay to or interference with the operations or businesses of such parties. Buyer shall (and shall cause Buyer’s Representatives to) conduct the Due Diligence Activities in a manner and at times that is intended to minimize any impairment of access or traffic by the aforementioned parties, or other inconvenience or disturbance to the operations or businesses of such parties, in each case to the extent reasonably possible.
Minimum Disturbance. Tenant and Tenant’s Representatives shall take commercially reasonable measures to conduct the Due Diligence Activities in a manner and at times in order to minimize any interference with the operations of Landlord and its employees, students, faculty, tenants and invitees at ATEP.