Steep slopes Clause Samples

The 'Steep slopes' clause defines the requirements and procedures for working on or around areas with significant inclines on a construction site. It typically outlines safety measures, equipment specifications, and additional precautions that must be taken when construction activities occur on slopes exceeding a certain gradient, such as the use of specialized scaffolding or erosion control methods. This clause ensures that both safety risks and potential environmental impacts associated with steep terrain are properly managed, thereby reducing the likelihood of accidents and project delays.
Steep slopes fall protection equipment. Contractor in Category 2 represents and warrants and can provide documentation that its employees have received training by a recognized certifying body and been certified as listed below. (a) Hazardous waste handling and disposal; (b) Bloodborne pathogens.
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Steep slopes. No development except for roads, driveways, soil disturbance, MUPS, renewable energy structures, and necessary utilities infrastructure will be located on slopes of 15 percent or greater.
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Steep slopes. The Concept Plan reflects the Township’s requirement that the Proposed Development be located west of a certain point near the ridgeline located on the eastern portion of the Subject Property. The Proposed Development, as set forth on the Concept Plan, must strictly abide by the Township’s request that all structures for the Proposed Development are located west of the ridgeline. To the extent that any portion of the Proposed Development as contemplated in this Agreement would be restricted and/or prohibited by the Township’s Steep Slope and Natural Features Ordinance, Township Code § 25-28.1 through
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