Property Restoration. The Department shall pay the reasonable costs of restoring the Property as nearly as practicable to the conditions which existed before activities associated with contamination assessment or remedial action were taken.
Property Restoration. Customer acknowledges that installing, servicing or removing propane service can result in disruption to the Customer’s property and grounds and therefore Customer agrees to be responsible for all the cost associated with the excavation and removal of underground equipment. Customer also releases Company from furnishing fill, resurfacing or restoring Customer’s premises to its previous condition unless Company has been grossly or intentionally negligent.
Property Restoration. Any inadvertent damage to the Property by NDDEQ, its agents, or contractors must be repaired to the extent reasonably possible. In no event shall NDDEQ replace buildings, structures, fixtures, or other features removed or damaged as part of the assessment or cleanup.
Property Restoration. Following any construction-related activity by Grantee in the Easement Area, Grantee shall restore, as best as practicable, such Easement Area to the condition it was in before such construction and activities.
Property Restoration. The Department shall only pay the reasonable costs of restoring the Property as nearly as practicable to the conditions which existed before activities associated with waste tire and waste-tire-related debris assessment and removal were undertaken.
Property Restoration. Once removal of contaminated soil is complete, excavation areas will be backfilled and compacted with up to 12 inches of imported clean structural fill material and 6 inches of clean topsoil. The soil cover will be selected by the property owner and consist of either mulch, sod, decomposed granite/lava rock, or green or sustainable landscaping. Property restoration will include: • Coordination with the property owners, residents, and DTSC staff; • Up to $1000 for the property owner for replacement of landscaping and water usage during the excavation activities; • Up to $1000 temporary relocation expense for inconvenience and relocation purposes due to construction activities during excavation activities; • Up to $1000 for the day care center as compensation for documented lost wages; • Assistance with relocation at Hotels contracted by DTSC; and • Interior cleaning of the home by a specialized cleaning service. (See Relocation Plan; see also IRMW, Part 4.0; see TCRA Implementation Plan, Attachment 4; Relocation Plan, §§ 1-4.)
Property Restoration. Granting of the Road Right of Way Easements and construction of the roadways may require alterations to County’s Property subject to Section 7.1. Construction may include alterations to access, landscaping and irrigation, fencing and security of property, pavement, and utilities. Subject to the COUNTY’s reasonable satisfaction during and after construction, CITY will provide both temporary and permanent access and security fencing to County’s Property and perform restoration to the condition existing at the time the CITY or a Village 1 developer commences work of all County’s Property and items affected at no cost to COUNTY. The COUNTY shall allow Village 1 developers and the CITY access to County’s Property to conform, taper and modify roads to existing County land including modifications to entry, drainage improvements or screening improvements. Any improvements are subject to COUNTY approval and will be performed at no cost to the COUNTY.
