Emergency Repair Work definition

Emergency Repair Work means right-of-way work which must be commenced immediately to correct a hazardous condition in which the safety of the public is in imminent danger, such as a threat to life or health of the public or where immediate correction is required to maintain or restore essential public utility service.
Emergency Repair Work. – means work to repair or contain leaks of produced fluids from production equipment, pits, or other containment structures that are contaminating surface waters or ground waters, or are flowing in sufficient quantity to create an increasing area of contamination on the surface of the land.
Emergency Repair Work means street opening work which must be commenced immediately to correct a hazardous condition whose continuation would unreasonably risk injury, loss of life or property damage.

Examples of Emergency Repair Work in a sentence

  • As a condition to receiving payment of any Change in Costs for performing Emergency Repair Work as a result of the occurrence of any Compensation Event as described in paragraphs c., (with respect to relevant Public Safety Orders), d., e.

  • Without limiting the O&M Contractor’s obligations under Part 2, Sections 8.3.4.a and 8.3.4.b, the Developer and, pursuant to the Project Agreement, the Enterprises may, in their discretion, provide oversight of Emergency Repair Work as may be required by FHWA, FEMA or any other equivalent Governmental Authority, or by Law, to preserve eligibility for reimbursement of eligible costs.