Resolutions-2010-12 (2)

II. A temporary, nonexclusive 32.5-foot wide, underground easement solely for the construction, operation, and maintenance of water and sanitary sewer improvements, owned and operated by City, through, under and upon the following described property known as the: TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT AREA: A 32.5 foot wide temporary construction easement offset to west of said watermain easement, as described above. The use of the Temporary Construction Easement Area is solely for the right and privilege of the City to carry on construction activities, within the area as related to the installation, and construction of public improvements. City must have all construction associated within the Temporary Construction Easement Area completed within 120 day from the date work commences and at which time the easement will expire. The Grantor hereby grants to City the full right to: 1. Trim, cut, or remove trees, bushes, undergrowth, and other obstructions reasonably interfering with the location, construction, operation, and maintenance of the Permanent Easement Area and the Temporary Easement Area. 2. Grade the full width of both easement areas, extending the cuts and fills for grading into and onto the lands along and outside the easement areas to such extent as Grantee may find reasonably necessary to install the public improvements. 3. The reasonable right to enter upon the adjoining lands of the Grantor for the purposes of reasonable access to the Permanent Easement Area and the Temporary Easement Area but for no other purpose. Grantee, in partial consideration for the easements, is responsible for, and must immediately repair any damage caused to the adjoining lands and to the Permanent Easement Area and the Temporary Easement Area caused by: 1) Grantee; 2) Grantee's contractors; 3) Grantee's successors, or assigns; or 4) the construction or operation of the water and sanitary sewer public improvements. 4. Grantee upon the installation of the public improvements, or any repairs or maintenance to the same, from time to time, must reasonably restore the Permanent Easement Area and all adjoining lands, to its previously existing condition, including compaction and replacement of any pavement, landscaping, irrigation system or improvements or signage. To the extent