PASSABLE ROADS Sample Clauses
The "Passable Roads" clause defines the requirement that access roads to a property or project site must be maintained in a condition suitable for travel by vehicles. In practice, this means that the responsible party—often the seller, landlord, or contractor—must ensure that roads are free from obstructions, excessive mud, or damage that would prevent normal use by cars or trucks. This clause is essential for ensuring reliable access to the property, preventing delays or additional costs due to impassable routes, and allocating responsibility for road maintenance during the relevant period.
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PASSABLE ROADS. The Purchaser will leave all roads and trails free from obstruction by logs, brush or debris following the completion of logging operations. Temporary or permanent obstructions may be acceptable if approved by the Forest Officer.
PASSABLE ROADS. Unless there is an Agreement with the Township, Developer shall remove all snow from and salt and cinder and make passable all streets and roads within the development and keep same passable commencing from issuance of the first use and occupancy permit and ending on the date the roads are dedicated to the Township. By November 15th of each year, the Developer shall, by written notification to the Township Manager, advise the Township Director of Public Works of the name and telephone number of the individual, firm, person or corporation, together with a designated contact person, who will be responsible to perform the work required by this paragraph. If the Developer fails in its responsibility, as required by this paragraph, without any prior notice to the Developer, the Township may, in its discretion, undertake the Developer’s responsibility and plow and keep passable said roadways, either with its own or with hired men and equipment, and the Township shall be reimbursed from the financial security for the fair and reasonable cost of said work, plus an administrative fee of twenty (20%) percent. Should a deficiency occur in the security, the Township shall advise the Developer who shall immediately pay to the Township the amount of any such deficiency and shall, in addition, replace the financial security made deficient by the exercise of the Township’s rights hereunder.