Continued Cooperation by United Power Sample Clauses

Continued Cooperation by United Power. (A) In the event the Town exercises its option to purchase or condemn, United Power agrees that it will continue to supply in whole or in part any service it supplies under this Franchise Agreement and the ordinance adopting the same, at the Town’s request, for the duration of the term of this Agreement and shall continue to pay the Franchise Fee to the Town during this period. United Power’s Facilities shall be available for continued service until nine (9) months after final order is entered in a condemnation proceeding or the effective date of a purchase agreement between the Parties; provided however, said obligation to maintain Facilities shall not exceed a twenty-four (24) month period after the termination of the Franchise. United Power shall continue to provide service pursuant to the terms of this Agreement for said twenty-four (24) months until the Town has either purchased or condemned United Power’s Facilities, or alternative arrangements have been made to supply electricity to the Town and its residents, whichever date shall occur earlier, and shall continue to pay the Franchise Fee, or funds equivalent to the Franchise Fee, to the Town during this period. The Town shall not pay for any services no longer required. (B) United Power will cooperate with the Town by making available then existing pertinent United Power records, which are not privileged, to enable the Town to evaluate the feasibility of acquiring United Power Facilities. United Power will not be obligated to conduct studies or accrue data without reimbursement by the Town, but will make such studies if reimbursed its actual costs for the same. United Power will take no action, which could inhibit the Town’s ability to effectively or efficiently use the acquired systems. At the Town’s request, United Power will supply electricity for use by the Town in a Town-owned system.
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