Repair of Designated Roads Sample Clauses

Repair of Designated Roads. (a) Developer shall be responsible for Repairs for damage caused by Developer Parties during construction; provided that during construction, Developer is not required to Repair the Designated Roads to their Initial Condition (e.g., if a chip seal coat road is damaged, the repair may only require gravel patching for the construction phase) so long as the Designated Roads are Repaired to the Initial Condition by the end of construction. Developer shall not be responsible for, or required to Repair, any damage that is not caused by a Developer Party.
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Repair of Designated Roads. Developer shall be responsible for Repairs to Designated Roads of damage caused by Developer Parties, if any. Developer shall notify the County of damage caused by the Developer Parties, and of any other damage noted by Developer, to the Designated Roads and request the County’s authorization to conduct Repairs for which the Developer is responsible pursuant to this Section 3.1. In addition, County may notify Developer of damage noted caused by the Developer to the Designated Roads and Developer is responsible to conduct Repairs pursuant to this Section 3.1. For the avoidance of doubt, Developer shall not be responsible for, or required to Repair, any damage to a County public road that is not caused by a Developer Party, or any Repair of damage that results from a pre-existing condition that made or makes the Designated Road or appurtenance inadequate for, or that would cause it to fail under, normal use. Developer shall provide the County with reasonable details as to the nature, scope, and schedule of Repairs of damage to Designated Roads that Developer desires to perform, and unless the County notifies Developer in writing that substantial County interests would not be properly served by allowing Developer to make such Repairs, the Parties shall agree upon the manner in which Developer may proceed with such Repairs. If the Parties cannot so agree within a reasonable period, taking into account public safety, public inconvenience and the Developer’s construction schedule, the County shall perform the Repairs in a timely fashion, in accordance with the County’s standard practices for road repairs and otherwise having due regard for safety, prevailing and predicted weather conditions. Prior to the commencement of a Repair, whether by Developer or by the County, the Developer Representative and the County Designee shall, in response to a request by either Party, meet to review the damage in question in relation to any Initial Evaluation or any more recent subsequent evaluation, as applicable, and to discuss the nature, scope, and schedule of Repairs. The Parties shall rely upon any available Initial Evaluation or any subsequent similar evaluation, as applicable, as a benchmark by which to determine (i) the condition of Designated Roads prior to commencement of construction of the Project, (ii) whether the subject damage was caused by the Developer Parties and (iii) whether a Repair was required and performed in accordance with this Agreement. If the County...
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