Santa Clara California Supplemental Right of Way Agreement

• Category: Oil Gas and Minerals - Easements and Rights of Way
• State: Multi-State
• County: Santa Clara
• Control #: US-OG-1152
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This form is a supplemental right of way agreement. A Santa Clara California Supplemental Right of Way Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions for granting additional rights of way over a specified property or area in Santa Clara, California. It is typically entered into between the property owner and the governmental entity or agency responsible for controlling and managing the public right of way. The purpose of this agreement is to provide clarity and guidelines for the use, maintenance, and improvement of the right of way beyond the standard provisions set forth in the original right of way agreement. It is often required when modifications or enhancements are planned for the right of way, such as road widening, utilities installations, or construction projects. Key elements and provisions typically covered in a Santa Clara California Supplemental Right of Way Agreement include: 1. Parties Involved: The agreement identifies the property owner (granter) and the government agency (grantee) responsible for the public right of way. Additional parties, such as utility companies, may also be included if they have interests in the right of way. 2. Description of the Right of Way: The agreement specifies the boundaries and dimensions of the right of way area being affected by the agreement. 3. Purpose and Scope: It clarifies the primary purpose of the agreement, which might be related to specific improvements or modifications to the right of way, and the scope of work to be undertaken. 4. Conditions: Conditions that must be met to ensure compliance with city codes, regulations, and engineering standards for the use of the right of way are outlined in detail. 5. Easements and Encumbrances: The agreement may include easements and encumbrances required for the specific project, such as the placement of utility lines or access rights. 6. Construction and Maintenance: It outlines the responsibilities of each party regarding construction activities, liability, insurance, restoration, and long-term maintenance of the right of way improvements. 7. Timelines and Deadlines: The agreement may include specific timeframes for initiating and completing the project, including any required permits or approvals. 8. Compensation and Indemnification: If applicable, the agreement specifies any compensatory arrangements between the parties and any indemnification provisions to protect against potential liability. Different types of Santa Clara California Supplemental Right of Way Agreements may exist, depending on the nature of the proposed modifications or improvements to the right of way. For example, there may be agreements specifically related to road widening projects, sidewalk installations, utility line relocations, or bike lane expansions. Each type of agreement will have its unique set of considerations and specific language to address the particular needs and requirements associated with the given project.

A Santa Clara California Supplemental Right of Way Agreement is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions for granting additional rights of way over a specified property or area in Santa Clara, California. It is typically entered into between the property owner and the governmental entity or agency responsible for controlling and managing the public right of way. The purpose of this agreement is to provide clarity and guidelines for the use, maintenance, and improvement of the right of way beyond the standard provisions set forth in the original right of way agreement. It is often required when modifications or enhancements are planned for the right of way, such as road widening, utilities installations, or construction projects. Key elements and provisions typically covered in a Santa Clara California Supplemental Right of Way Agreement include: 1. Parties Involved: The agreement identifies the property owner (granter) and the government agency (grantee) responsible for the public right of way. Additional parties, such as utility companies, may also be included if they have interests in the right of way. 2. Description of the Right of Way: The agreement specifies the boundaries and dimensions of the right of way area being affected by the agreement. 3. Purpose and Scope: It clarifies the primary purpose of the agreement, which might be related to specific improvements or modifications to the right of way, and the scope of work to be undertaken. 4. Conditions: Conditions that must be met to ensure compliance with city codes, regulations, and engineering standards for the use of the right of way are outlined in detail. 5. Easements and Encumbrances: The agreement may include easements and encumbrances required for the specific project, such as the placement of utility lines or access rights. 6. Construction and Maintenance: It outlines the responsibilities of each party regarding construction activities, liability, insurance, restoration, and long-term maintenance of the right of way improvements. 7. Timelines and Deadlines: The agreement may include specific timeframes for initiating and completing the project, including any required permits or approvals. 8. Compensation and Indemnification: If applicable, the agreement specifies any compensatory arrangements between the parties and any indemnification provisions to protect against potential liability. Different types of Santa Clara California Supplemental Right of Way Agreements may exist, depending on the nature of the proposed modifications or improvements to the right of way. For example, there may be agreements specifically related to road widening projects, sidewalk installations, utility line relocations, or bike lane expansions. Each type of agreement will have its unique set of considerations and specific language to address the particular needs and requirements associated with the given project.