PROTECTION OF FLORA Sample Clauses

PROTECTION OF FLORA. The CONTRACTOR is to ensure that all flora outside of the BUILDING PLATFORM is protected from damage by any building/construction of the IMPROVEMENTS, which may require further screening or barricading, depending on the nature and position of the flora on the ERF.
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PROTECTION OF FLORA. The removal, damage and disturbance of indigenous flora are prohibited. At the commencement of the contract, the Employer’s will identify to the Consultant indigenous flora or any rare or endangered flora that shall be preserved. The Consultant shall thereafter demarcate such and undertake all necessary measures to ensure the protection of such flora. The use of herbicides is prohibited unless approved by the Employer’s.
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PROTECTION OF FLORA. The removal, damage and disturbance of indigenous flora are prohibited. At the commencement of the contract, the Project Manager will identify to the Contractor indigenous flora or any rare or endangered flora that shall be preserved. The Contractor shall thereafter demarcate such and undertake all necessary measures to ensure the protection of such flora, including replanting and any special care required in accordance with the EMP. The use of herbicides is prohibited unless approved by the Project Manager.
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