TRAFFIC IMPACT Sample Clauses

TRAFFIC IMPACT. Tenant agrees that Tenant and its employees, invitees, and contractors shall comply with the provisions of Exhibit G (Traffic and Parking Rules and Regulations).
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TRAFFIC IMPACT. 6.3.1 Proposed rising mains connecting to the proposed break pressure chamber from the proposed stormwater pumping station will be located at Granville Square. The construction of rising mains will impose temporary traffic impact to Granville Square. 6.3.2 With the implementation of temporary traffic arrangement at Granville Square, the traffic impact during construction is considered temporary and minimal. The extract of temporary traffic arrangement on the Granville Square is attached in Appendix F. 6.3.3 In general, dumping truck will be involved to collect waste generated during operation and routine maintenance of the proposed stormwater pumping station. The open space outside the pumping station at UCCG could be used as loading / unloading space.
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TRAFFIC IMPACT. Tenant acknowledges that traffic control and flow is a -------------- major concern of the County of Orange, the City of Santa Xxx, of Landlord, and of each tenant in the Building and surrounding buildings. Therefore, Tenant agrees that its employees, invitees, and contractors shall comply with the provisions of Exhibit "F" (Traffic and Parking Rules and ----------- Regulations).
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TRAFFIC IMPACT. Assessment Folder 19/04/2019 /1 Merredin Data Room/1.4 Legal/1.4.3 4.3 Environmental and Planning/
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TRAFFIC IMPACT. The Developer, at the Developer’s sole cost and expense, shall provide the City with a traffic impact analysis prepared by a consultant knowledgeable and qualified to perform such studies. The results of the study shall be reviewed and approved by the City. The Developer must comply with guidelines and recommendations set forth in the approved study.
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TRAFFIC IMPACT. Tenant acknowledges that traffic control and flow is a major concern of the City of Irvine, of Landlord and of each tenant in the Building and surrounding buildings. Therefore, Tenant agrees that it will cooperate with landlord in reasonable efforts which may be undertaken by Landlord independently or in cooperation with the City of Irvine or other property owners to alleviate the traffic impact of the Building on the local area streets and highways.
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TRAFFIC IMPACT. Tenant acknowledges that traffic control and flow is a major concern of the governmental authorities with jurisdiction over the Center and Premises, including without limitation the County, State, or Federal authorities, the local regional air quality management district, and of Landlord and of each tenant in the Center and surrounding properties and improvement. Tenant shall cooperate with Landlord in reasonable efforts that may be undertaken by Landlord independently or in cooperation with any such governmental authority or other property owners to alleviate, mitigate or otherwise reduce or improve the traffic impact of the Center and Premises on the local area streets, highways and air quality. Landlord’s Initials
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