County’s Response to Proposed Assignment Notice Sample Clauses

County’s Response to Proposed Assignment Notice. The Chief Real Estate Officer shall approve or disapprove any request for consent to an assignment or other transfer within forty-five (45) days following receipt of a complete Proposed Assignment Notice (the “Assignment Response Period”). If the Chief Real Estate Officer fails to respond within the Assignment Response Period, the request for consent will be deemed disapproved. If the Chief Real Estate Officer has no objection to the proposed assignment or transfer, the Chief Real Estate Officer shall require that Licensee and the Proposed Assignee execute an assignment document in a form acceptable to the Chief Real Estate Officer, which assignment document shall provide that Licensee shall not be relieved of Licensee’s obligations under this Master License or any Site License and that the Proposed Assignee agrees that it will be bound by and remain, jointly and severally liable with Licensee for all obligations to be performed by Licensee under the terms of this Master License. Within thirty (30) days following the Chief Real Estate Officer’s presentation to Licensee of an acceptable assignment document, Licensee shall deliver to the Chief Real Estate Officer the assignment document, executed by Licensee and the Proposed Assignee. The Chief Real Estate Officer shall in turn execute the Assignment Document, giving consent to the proposed assignment. Consent to the assignment will be deemed automatically denied if Licensee fails to return an executed assignment document within said 30-day period; which period may be extended at the Chief Real Estate Officer’s sole discretion if the extension is necessitated by circumstances outside Licensee’s control.
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