Approval of Annual Mining Plan Sample Clauses

Approval of Annual Mining Plan. Within sixty (60) days after receipt by SWEPCO of an Annual Mining Plan, including the annual capital budgets, SWEPCO shall give SABINE written notice of SWEPCO's approval or disapproval of such Annual Mining Plan and capital budgets. As part of any such approval, SWEPCO shall agree to contribute any item or items of, or interest in, real property and non-depreciable capital assets, and SWEPCO may stipulate that it will contribute any item or items of, or interest in, depreciable capital assets provided for in such Annual Mining Plan and capital budget and thereupon, to the extent necessary or applicable, grant to SABINE sublease rights or other rights to permit SABINE to use the same as long as necessary in lieu of SABINE incurring any expense or obligation with respect thereto. If SWEPCO does not give SABINE such notice within sixty (60) days after SWEPCO's receipt thereof, SWEPCO shall be deemed to have approved such Annual Mining Plan and capital budgets. If SWEPCO disapproves an Annual Mining Plan, capital budgets or any portion(s) thereof, SWEPCO shall advise SABINE of the reasons for such disapproval, and SWEPCO and SABINE shall meet promptly and attempt in good faith to resolve their differences with respect to the Annual Mining Plan and/or capital budgets. If SWEPCO and SABINE are unable to resolve such differences within thirty (30) days after SWEPCO's disapproval, SABINE shall revise and resubmit the Annual Mining Plan and/or capital budgets as requested by SWEPCO. Under no circumstances shall SABINE acquire any interest in real property or non-depreciable capital assets without the mutual consent of the parties. SABINE shall consult with and keep SWEPCO informed of the progress of the design, construction, development and operation of the Mine in such manner as SWEPCO may reasonably request. In the event that any such annual review of the Annual Mining Plan and any revision, adjustments or modification thereof requested by SWEPCO should delay the final approval thereof by SWEPCO past the beginning of the next calendar year, SABINE shall have the right to continue its operations hereunder pursuant to the last approved capital budget and Annual Mining Plan extended (on a pro rata basis) into the next calendar year until the matter causing such delay has been resolved. SWEPCO and SABINE shall meet at least quarterly (and at such other times as needed or requested by either party) to review the progress of the design, construction, development and ...
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Approval of Annual Mining Plan. (a) Within sixty (60) Days after receipt by Buyer of an Annual Mining Plan, and, if applicable, a revised Life-of-Mine Plan, Buyer shall give Seller notice of Buyer's approval or disapproval of such Annual Mining Plan (including specific approval of any acquisition of Capital Assets by Seller) and, if applicable, revised Life-of-Mine Plan.
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Approval of Annual Mining Plan. Within sixty days after receipt by Rainbow of an Annual Mining Plan, and, if applicable, a revised Life-of-Mine Plan, Rainbow will give Falkirk notice of Rainbow's approval or disapproval of such Annual Mining Plan (including specific approval of any acquisition of capital assets by Falkirk) and, if applicable, revised Life-of-Mine Plan. If Rainbow does not give Falkirk such notice within sixty days after Rainbow's receipt thereof, Rainbow will be deemed to have approved such mining plan(s). If Rainbow disapproves an Annual Mining Plan or any portion(s) thereof, Rainbow will advise Falkirk of the reasons for such disapproval, and Rainbow and Falkirk will meet promptly, but no more than ten Business Days after such disapproval was expressed, and attempt in good faith to resolve their differences with respect to the Annual Mining Plan. If Falkirk objects to a disapproval, it shall promptly deliver a written explanation of its reasons for objecting. If Rainbow and Falkirk are unable to resolve such differences within such ten Business Days, Falkirk will adopt such changes to the Annual Mining Plan as requested by Rainbow, Falkirk will submit a revised Annual Mining Plan within ten Business Days following the failure of Rainbow and Falkirk to resolve such differences and Falkirk will be released from any performance failures or liabilities associated with the matter to which Falkirk objected.
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