Common use of Duration of MOA Clause in Contracts

Duration of MOA. This MOA will continue in full force and effect until fifty (50) years after the effective date of the MOA. Dominion shall fulfill the requirements of this MOA prior to and in conjunction with the work authorized by the Corps permit. All obligations under this MOA must be complete before expiration of this MOA. If any obligation is not complete, the party responsible for such obligation is in violation of this MOA; such violation may also constitute a violation of the Corps permit. Failure of the Corps to pursue such violation is NOT a waiver. At any time in the six-month period prior to such date, the Corps may request the Signatory Parties to consider an extension or modification of this MOA. No extension or modification will be effective unless all parties to the MOA have agreed with it in writing.

Duration of MOA. This MOA will continue in full force and effect until fifty (50) years after the effective date of the MOA. Dominion shall fulfill the requirements of this MOA prior to and in conjunction with the work authorized by the Corps permit. All obligations under this MOA must be complete before expiration of this MOA. If any obligation is not complete, the party responsible for such obligation is in violation of this MOA; such violation may also constitute a violation of the Corps permit. Failure of the Corps to pursue such violation is NOT a waiver. At any time in the six-month period prior to such date, the Corps may request the Signatory Parties signatory parties to consider an extension or modification of this MOA. No extension or modification will be effective unless all parties to the MOA have agreed with it in writing.

Duration of MOA. This MOA will continue in full force and effect until fifty ten (5010) years after the effective date of the MOA. Dominion shall fulfill the requirements of this MOA prior to and in conjunction with the work authorized by the Corps permit. All obligations under this MOA must be complete before expiration of this MOA. If any obligation is not complete, the party responsible for such obligation is in violation of this MOA; such violation may also constitute a violation of the Corps permit. Failure of the Corps to pursue such violation is NOT a waiver. At any time in the six-month period prior to such date, the Corps may request the Signatory Parties signatory parties to consider an extension or modification of this MOA. No extension or modification will be effective unless all parties to the MOA have agreed with it in writing.