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Temporary Land Use Agreement- Request from Water Utility for temporary use of Spring Harbor Park to install a temporary monitoring well.
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The City of Madison Parks Division has received a request from Madison Water Utility (“Water Utility”) to install a temporary groundwater monitoring well in Spring Harbor Park to monitor chloride contamination at Madison Municipal Well #14, located at 5130 University Avenue. The Water Utility and/or their contractor (the “Contractor”) will install and subsequently abandon and/or remove the temporary monitoring well within City-owned property located at 5209 Lake Mendota Drive, aka, Spring Harbor Park, as depicted on attached Exhibit A (the “Premises”); this access will include the right of ingress and egress and the right to operate necessary equipment thereon for said construction activities under the following terms and conditions.
The Water Utility shall obligate the Contractor to obtain a Temporary Land Use Permit from the City of Madison Parks Division for said temporary monitoring well installation which will be subject to the following conditions:
Water Utility and the Contractor shall be required to meet on site prior to the commencement of any work within Spring Harbor Park to verify the location of the temporary monitoring well. The final location shall be approved by the Parks Superintendent or his designee prior to any work commencing within the park.
All damage to the existing pavements, turf areas or other park infrastructure or amenities shall be replaced in kind at the Contractor’s expense.
If the ground is saturated or wet conditions exist, the City has the right to dictate the access route and the date when the work will take place in order to minimize damage to the Premises.
No tree removals or trimming are allowed without the express written approval by the Parks Superintendent.
The Contractor shall be responsible for all clean up after the work is completed. If City resources are r...
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