Allocation of M&O Responsibility Sample Clauses

Allocation of M&O Responsibility. Xxxxxx shall be responsible for the physical operation, routine maintenance and repair of the ILC, which shall mean that Xxxxxx has responsibility for: (i) obtaining and providing water, electricity, natural gas and other utility services for the ILC; (ii) providing custodial services, equipment, materials and supplies as necessary for the ILC; (iii) repairing and maintaining the physical plant of the ILC in reasonable condition(s) that permit continued use of the ILC for its intended purposes and prevents disrepair; and (iv) other things necessary in connection with operation of the ILC. The term “repair” as used in this Section 9.1 shall not be deemed or construed to apply to any item that is intentionally or negligently damaged by any person, and such damage is addressed in Section 9.2 of this Agreement. The term “routine maintenance” as used in this Section 9.1 shall be deemed to include preventive maintenance. Xxxxxx shall operate, maintain and repair the facilities and grounds at the ILC: (i) in keeping with reasonable practices for public property; and/or (ii) as agreed in writing by the Parties. Xxxxxx shall be responsible pursuant to this Subsection (a) for: (i) all buildings and building systems (e.g., heating, ventilation and air conditioning, potable water, lighting, et cetera); (ii) all parking areas, traffic lanes, drop-off areas, the fire road, sidewalks and similar areas; (iii) all landscaping and irrigation systems; (iv) all turf and hardscape play areas and equipment; and (v) all “technology” infrastructure (e.g., conduit, junction boxes, cabling, et cetera). Each Party shall be solely responsible for routine maintenance and repair of equipment and fixtures located or installed at the ILC that such Party owns, leases or has otherwise provided for use at the ILC. Xxxxxx shall attempt to schedule necessary routine maintenance and repairs at mutually convenient times unless they are to be performed on an emergency basis. RCCD shall notify Xxxxxx in writing if RCCD desires that Xxxxxx address any particular ILC operations, maintenance or repair matter. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Parties may agree that each Party shall provide its own custodial services for their respective Exclusive Use Areas.
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