Access to Existing Facilities Sample Clauses
Access to Existing Facilities. A Participating Party in a subsequent Development Phase may propose to access the Facilities installed for a previous Development Phase in accordance with Article 14 (Facilities and Gathering Systems). The proposal shall require approval by Vote of the Participating Parties in the previous Development Phase and shall include the basic terms under which the access is to be granted. If the proposal is approved, it shall be incorporated into a formal “Facilities Use and Production Handling Agreement” and shall bind all Parties.
Access to Existing Facilities. Qwest will permit Corvis reasonable ----------------------------- use of such portions of the existing plant or equipment as are necessary for the proper completion of such tests as require coordination with existing facilities. Such use will not unreasonably interfere with the Qwest's normal use or maintenance of equipment (except as required for the particular Services or provided in the MOP).
Access to Existing Facilities. After the Effective Date, the Agency shall allow the Company to enter the Project Land, access to the Existing Facilities, including information regarding the Existing Facilities, for purposes of implementing the Works, subject to Section 6.1 (Operation and Maintenance Responsibilities).
Access to Existing Facilities. Non-Consent Operations in Subsequent Development Phases . . . . . .
Access to Existing Facilities. Customer will permit Corvis reasonable ----------------------------- use of such portions of the existing plant or equipment as are necessary for the proper completion of such tests as require coordination with existing facilities. Such use will not unreasonably interfere with the Customer's normal maintenance of equipment.
Access to Existing Facilities. Development Operations in subsequent Development Phases shall have reasonable access (on a space available basis) to gathering, processing and transportation Facilities installed for previous Development Phases.