Cancellation of Planned Xxxxx and Planned Separator Facilities Sample Clauses

Cancellation of Planned Xxxxx and Planned Separator Facilities. If (i) Midstream Co reasonably determines that Producer has permanently abandoned the drilling or installation of any Planned Well or Planned Separator Facility or Producer notifies Midstream Co that Producer intends to permanently abandon the drilling or installation of any Planned Well or Planned Separator Facility (whether through the delivery of an updated Development Report or otherwise, the date on which such determination is made, the “Abandonment Date”), (ii) Midstream Co had begun to design or construct the Facility Segment to connect such Planned Well or Planned Separator Facility to the System prior to such Abandonment Date, and (iii) the actual aggregate costs and expenses (excluding Excluded Amounts) incurred or committed by Midstream Co prior to the Abandonment Date exceeds $100,000.00, then Producer shall reimburse Midstream Co for all reasonable and documented costs and expenses (other than the Excluded Amounts) incurred or committed by Midstream Co prior to such Abandonment Date to design and construct such Facility Segment.
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