Adjoining Properties. If Applicable Law and existing easements do not ensure that structures or plantings on adjoining property will not interfere with the solar access for the Project, then Host and Provider shall work together to obtain from owners of adjoining properties any easements reasonably necessary to protect the solar access of the Project. Such easements shall run for the benefit of both Host and Provider. Provider shall pay for the expense of obtaining such easements, including payments to property owners and legal costs, but the rates payable by Host for electric energy from the Project shall be increased by an amount sufficient for Provider to fully amortize such costs, over a period equal to the lesser of (i) ten years or (ii) the remaining term of this Agreement without regard to Host’s option to purchase the Project.
Adjoining Properties. If Applicable Law and existing easements do not ensure that structures or plantings on adjoining property will not interfere with the solar access for the Project, then Host and Provider shall work together to obtain from owners of adjoining properties any easements reasonably necessary to protect the solar access of the Project. Such easements shall run for the benefit of both Host and Provider. This agreement shall be amended to reflect additional expenses the Provider incurs for the expense of obtaining such easements, including payments to property owners and legal costs, and the rates payable by Host for electric energy from the Project and the Host’s option to purchase the Project as described in Exhibit B shall be increased by an amount sufficient for Provider to fully amortize such costs, over a period equal to the lesser of (i) ten years or (ii) the remaining term of this Agreement, but in no circumstances shall the Host’s cost for electricity be increased by more than fifty percent to cover these aforesaid costs.
Adjoining Properties. If Applicable Law and existing easements do not ensure that structures or plantings on adjoining property will not interfere with the solar access for the Project, then [COMPANY 1] and [PROVIDER COMPANY] shall work together to obtain from owners of adjoining properties any easements reasonably necessary to protect the solar access of the Project. Such easements shall run for the benefit of both [COMPANY 1] and [PROVIDER COMPANY]. [PROVIDER COMPANY] shall pay for the expense of obtaining such easements, including payments to property owners and legal costs, but the rates payable by [COMPANY 1] for electric energy from the Project shall be increased by an amount sufficient for [PROVIDER COMPANY] to fully amortize such costs, over a period equal to the lesser of (i) ten years and (ii) the remaining term of this Agreement without regard to [COMPANY 1]'s option to purchase the Project.
Adjoining Properties. School District shall obtain all necessary private easements to perform its obligations set forth in this Agreement and shall be liable for all damages to adjoining properties that maybe caused by School District’s performance of its obligations, even where construction of improvements are in accordance with the City Department of Public Works’ Standard Specifications and Drawings, as may be amended or succeeded.
Adjoining Properties. If Applicable Law and existing easements do not ensure that structures or plantings on adjoining property will not interfere with the solar access for the Project , then Host and Provider shall work together to obtain from owners of adjoining properties any easements reasonably necessary to protect the solar access of the Project . Such easements shall run for the benefit of both Host and Provider . Provider shall pay for the expense of obtaining such easements, including payments to property owners and legal costs, but the rates payable by Host for electric energy from the Project shall be increased by an amount sufficient for Provider "Provider" means Tioga Solar [___], LLC, a [_____] limited liability company, and all successors and assigns. to fully amortize such costs, over a period equal to the lesser of (i) ten years and (ii) the remaining term of this Agreement without regard to Host "Host" means [Host], a [_____] [corporation], and all successors and assigns.’s option to purchase the Project . [(13c) Tioga will obtain and fund in advance all easements that protect system productivity from structures on adjoining properties, if necessary. The cost of all easements will be borne by the customer and incorporated into the solar electricity rate specified in this contract. Example: Some state laws allow solar electric system owners to receive easements preventing adjacent property owners from building structures that would shade the panels and inhibit the system’s electricity output.]
Adjoining Properties. 22.1 The Contractor and any Works Contractors shall take all such reasonable precautions and measures as may be necessary for the protection or the avoidance of injury or damage to any property adjoining the Site of the Works during the execution and, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, to remove from and clear up any debris or materials which may spill over or otherwise emanate from the Site of the Works onto or into any such adjoining property.
Adjoining Properties. The sites of the Works are surrounded by private properties. The Contractor shall exercise strict control over his employees to ensure that they do not trespass outside the road reserve or interfere in any way with the adjacent owners, tenants and their properties. In addition, the Contractor shall liaise with the owners regarding all matters that may affect them such as the provision of water and the like.
Adjoining Properties. If Applicable Law and existing easements do not ensure that structures or plantings on adjoining property(ies) will not interfere with the unimpeded wind access for the Project, then Buyer and Seller shall work together to obtain from owners of adjoining properties any easements or other rights reasonably necessary to protect the unimpeded wind access of the Project. Such easements shall run for the benefit of both Buyer and Seller. Seller shall pay for the reasonable expense of obtaining such easements or other rights, including payments to property owners and legal costs, but the rates payable by Buyer for electric energy from the Project shall be increased by an amount sufficient for Seller to fully amortize such costs over a period equal to the lesser of: (i) Ten (10) years and (ii) the remaining Term of this Agreement. Without limiting the generality of the balance of this Section 10(c), Buyer shall not erect or permit the erection or construction of any wind turbines, other than in connection with the Project, in the vicinity of the Site that would reasonably be expected to interfere, in Seller’s reasonable discretion, with the unimpeded wind access of the Project.
Adjoining Properties. If applicable law and the Operation Easements do not ensure that structures or plantings on adjoining property(ies) will not interfere with free, unimpeded, and unobstructed wind access for the Project, then Lessor and Lessee shall work together to obtain from owners of adjoining properties any easements or other rights reasonably necessary to protect free, unimpeded, and unobstructed wind access for the Project. Such easements shall run for the benefit of both Lessor and Lessee. Lessee shall pay for the reasonable expense of obtaining such easements or other rights, including payments to property owners and legal costs. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Lessor shall not erect or permit the erection or construction of any wind turbines, other than in connection with the Project, in the vicinity of the Property that would reasonably be expected to interfere, in Seller’s reasonable discretion, with free, unimpeded, and unobstructed wind access for the Project.
Adjoining Properties. In the event County shall acquire any property adjoining the Real Property (each an “Adjoining Property” and collectively the “Adjoining Properties”), County and Purchaser shall cooperate, diligently and in good faith, to develop said Adjoining Property for landfill development (by amending an existing Landfill Permit for expansion or by seeking a new landfill permit) whereby Purchaser shall be the exclusive operator of any landfill or recycling operations on said Adjoining Properties unless and until Purchaser shall acquire said Adjoining Property from the County. Contemporaneously with the County’s purchase of any Adjoining Property, County shall grant Purchaser an option to purchase said Adjoining Property for a purchase price equal to the purchase price paid by County or for its fair market value, whichever is less, and a right of first refusal to purchase said Adjoining Property. Notwithstanding the foregoing, County shall not be subject to the obligation in this Section 4.8(a) if County has purchased such Adjoining Property or Adjoining Properties to use such Adjoining Property or Adjoining Properties for County purposes, which purposes shall not include use or development of the Adjoining Property for waste disposal, recycling, composting, renewable natural gas, residential development or any other activities that would directly or indirectly compete with, conflict with or interfere with Purchaser’s operation of the White County Landfill or use of the Property.
