Additional Airline Responsibilities at National Sample Clauses

Additional Airline Responsibilities at National. 7.03.1 At National, the Airline shall be responsible for custodial grounds maintenance, including removal of snow, ice, vegetation, stones, fuel, oil, grease, debris, and all other foreign matter from the Ramp Areas and equipment storage areas, including passenger walkways and Aircraft Parking Positions, and cargo handling areas at its Premises, from the exterior face of the Terminal to the nearest edge of the Airfield's vehicle lane, as depicted in Exhibit N-B-1.
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Additional Airline Responsibilities at National. 7.03.1 At National, the Airline shall be responsible for custodial grounds maintenance, including removal of snow, ice, vegetation, stones, fuel, oil, grease, debris, and all other foreign matter from the Ramp Areas and equipment storage areas, including passenger walkways and Aircraft Parking Positions, and cargo handling areas at its Premises, from the exterior face of the Terminal to the nearest edge of the Airfield's vehicle lane, as depicted in Exhibit N-B. 7.03.2 The Airline shall assume Pavement Structural Maintenance responsibilities for its Aircraft Parking Positions if the Airline (i) improperly parks aircraft on an Aircraft Parking Position pad, or (ii) fails to perform the custodial grounds maintenance responsibilities required by Paragraph 7.03.1 and, in the Authority's determination, any of these events is sufficient to cause damage to the Aircraft Parking Position. The Authority shall provide the Airline with written notice when it determines that any of these events is sufficient to cause damage to the Aircraft Parking Position. In that event, the cost of performing any Pavement Structural Maintenance for those Aircraft Parking Position(s) shall become payable by the Airline, without reimbursement. 7.03.3 If the Airline desires to park heavier or larger aircraft on an Aircraft Parking Position than the Aircraft Parking Position was designed to accommodate, it shall, prior to such use and subject to the approval of the Authority, at its own cost and expense, improve the Aircraft Parking Position so that it meets the Authority's standards for such aircraft. In that event, the Airline shall be entitled to reimbursement from the Authority for these improvements at such time as, and to the extent that, the Authority has funds available for such purpose.
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