WATER RESERVOIR Sample Clauses

WATER RESERVOIR. LCZ may construct certain improvements adjacent to and upon the Lincoln Water System Reservoir #6 located on the Triangle just north of “A” Street known as Reservoir 6, as shown on Exhibit “D”, subject to advance written approval of Lincoln Water System. Improvement for uses which are not compatible with or could result in potential contamination or impairment of the reservoir shall be prohibited by Lincoln Water System. Acceptable uses have been previously documented in the Land Use Feasibility Study recently completed. Any improvements adjacent to or upon Reservoir 6 shall be strictly subject to written approval by Lincoln Water System and maintained to Lincoln Water System’s satisfaction. In the event that Lincoln Water System needs to do any maintenance, improvement, repairs or removal to Reservoir 6, LCZ shall be solely responsible for any cost to remove those improvements to allow access and for any restoration to return Reservoir 6 to its previous state, although Lincoln Water System will return any removed fill and grade it to the standards existing prior to any work. In the event LCZ, its agents, employees, or invitees negligently causes damage to Reservoir 6, LCZ shall be solely responsible for any cost to restore Reservoir 6 to its previous state. Lincoln Water System and LCZ shall cooperate regarding fencing and grounds maintenance adjacent to the pump house, which shall be Lincoln Water System’s sole obligation unless otherwise agreed to in writing. Lincoln Water System and LCZ shall coordinate on scheduling for any non-emergency water main or reservoir projects to the extent reasonably possible. CITY and Lincoln Water System shall not be liable for damages arising from failures, breaks, or other unforeseen events that occur as a result of LCZ operating near or upon Reservoir 6, the adjacent pump station, or associated water mans.
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WATER RESERVOIR. Water ways may also be dammed by the Principal’s Representative for the purpose of providing a convenient water source for the work under the Contract. Access to the water supply will be by way of a formed road. The Principal will provide reasonable assistance in supplying water to the drill site for remote or high altitude sites during performance of the Works.
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