Access and licence Sample Clauses
Access and licence. 4.1 Corridor access request
(a) obtain from AT a Works Access Permit through the Corridor Access Request process under the Code; and
(b) comply with the other requirements of the Code in relation to the Works including maintenance of the Works, except that:
(i) the conditions that AT, as Corridor Manager, may apply to the works in the Transport Corridor are not restricted to Reasonable Conditions, as described in Code;
(ii) the Developer does not have a right of access to a Transport Corridor for the purposes of the Code;
(iii) AT is not liable to the Developer for any cost or other amount under any provision of the Code and the Developer will be responsible for any such cost or other amount;
(iv) under clause 5 of section 4.3.1 (Lodgement of the CAR) of the Code, the minimum period for submissions of a CAR for the Works is 15 Working Days;
(v) the Developer will, in relation to Utility Operators and AT as Corridor Manager, comply with the Code as if it was a “Utility Operator” and the Works were “Works” and “Utility Structures” under the Code.
4.2 Conditions precedent to the grant of the licence
(a) AT has received:
(i) the Access Fee, to the extent due and payable as at commencement of the Works; and
(ii) any bond required under this Agreement and evidence of the Required Insurance to the satisfaction of AT;
(iii) written confirmation from the Developer that each person (including any lessee or occupier of land adjoining the Licensed Area) has agreed to the cessation or reduction (as described in the Corridor Access Request) of access to the Road during the undertaking of the Works; J002473_KH Auckland Transport, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. Phone ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. Visit: ▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇ Trade/Contractor one-day parking permit application form
(b) the Developer has submitted to AT a Corridor Access Request under the Code for the Works and AT has issued to the Developer a Work Access Permit as described in the Code for the Works as contemplated in clause 4.1;
(c) AT has provided to the Developer written confirmation that AT accepts (or does not object to):
(i) the Final Design;
(ii) a producer statement certifying the design and suitability of the Works within the Licensed Area as described in the proposed Final Design;
(iii) a programme of Works, which will include a quality plan and traffic management plan (each as described in the Code), for the Works, - and then notifying AT that the Developer proposes to commence each Works by no later than the Final ...
Access and licence a. Provided the Licencee and Technology Provider strictly comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and the MLS® Rules and Regulations the Association hereby grants to the Licencee and Technology Provider a limited, non-transferable, non-exclusive Licence to display the Association’s MLS® data and CARA logo on the Licencee’s Web site.
b. The Association will institute and maintain a connection to the Association's MLS® Data for the Technology Provider's authorized use as follows:
i. The Technology Provider is authorized to use the Association’s MLS® Data solely for the purpose of populating and creating the Licencee's web site.
ii. The Technology Provider is permitted to program the Licencee's web site so the consumer has the ability to access the Association's MLS® Data without the need to establish a client relationship with the Licencee.
c. The Technology Provider agrees to comply with the terms of the MLS Rules and Regulations as they pertain to this Tri-Party MLS® Access and Licence Agreement, including but not limited to ensuring:
i. The name of the Listing Brokerage is consistently and clearly displayed on the bottom left corner of the summary property display as well as the full property display for all Association MLS® Listings viewed on the Licencee's website;
ii. The size of the font used to display the name of the Listing Brokerage is at least the same size as the font used to display the name of the Licencee;
iii. The CARA logo supplied by CARA and the specifications set out in Schedule "A" is consistently and clearly displayed on the summary and full property display, placed in bottom right corner, denoting the listings displayed are MLS® Listings courtesy of the Central Alberta REALTORS® Association.
d. The Licence granted to the Third Party under this Agreement shall be non-exclusive and non- assignable. The Third Party shall have no right to sub-Licence any of its rights or obligations under this Agreement without the Association’s prior written consent, which consent may be arbitrarily withheld.
e. Neither the Licence nor this Agreement shall be construed as granting or conveying to the Third Party, any intellectual property or other rights in any aspect of the Association’s MLS® System, the Listing Content, the Compilation, or the Coding.
f. The Third Party acknowledges that the Association may enter into one or more Licence agreements with other parties allowing them to access the Association’s MLS® System and to download ...