Common use of CONDITIONS OF DEFAULT Clause in Contracts

CONDITIONS OF DEFAULT. Upon ten (10) calendar days’ written notice, the Director of Airports may suspend or terminate this Permit if the Permittee should fail or refuse to comply with any provision of this Permit, or fail or refuse to comply with the Rules and Regulations, or otherwise for good cause. Permittee may upon written request obtain a written statement from the Director of Airports providing the basis of the suspension or termination. Permittee may timely appeal such suspension or termination in writing and request to appear before the Director of Airports to determine if the suspension or termination is proper. The Permittee’s request must be received by the Director of Airports within ten (10) calendar days after receipt of the notice of the suspension or termination or the request for an informal hearing/meeting will be deemed automatically waived. Upon receiving said timely request for a written appeal, the Director of Airports will reconsider the reasons for the denial, suspension, or termination, and at his/her sole discretion may arrange for a meeting with the appealing party. The Director of Airports will issue a final determination, in writing, within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of the timely appeal. For purposes of this Section 14, the Director of Airports means the Director of Airports or his/her authorized or designated representative. Notwithstanding the above, the Director of Airports may immediately (effective upon the issuance of written notice) suspend, revoke, or terminate this Permit for failure of the Permittee to: i) make any payments when due under this Permit, ii) maintain and timely provide proof of any insurance coverage required under this Permit, iii) maintain and timely provide required approvals, licenses, certificates, security, or badging requirements, iv) comply with Section 12 of this Permit regarding no assignment or subletting, or v) to protect the public health, welfare, or safety (see Section 33, entitled “Rights Cumulative”).