Electric Substation Sample Clauses

Electric Substation. (a) The electric substation located on the Phase I Land (the "Electric Substation") distributes electric service to the Venetian (including the Phase I Mall) and the SECC. During construction and upon completion of the Palazzo, the Electric Substation will distribute electric service to the Palazzo (including the Phase II Mall). (b) H/C I Owner hereby grants to SECC Owner, H/C II Owner, Mall I Owner and Mall II Owner such easements in, on, over, under, across and through the Phase I Land and any improvements constructed or to be constructed thereon as are necessary or commercially appropriate for the SECC, the Palazzo, the Phase I Mall and the Phase II Mall to receive electricity from the Electric Substation and all of its related ducts, conduits, pipes, cables, utility lines and other equipment. In utilizing such easement rights, SECC Owner, H/C II Owner, Mall I Owner and Mall II Owner shall not interfere (other than to a de minimus extent) with the use and/or operation of the H/C I Space and any improvements constructed thereon or therein. H/C I Owner hereby grants to Mall I Owner, H/C II Owner, Mall II Owner and/or SECC Owner such easements in, on, over, under, across and through the Phase I Land and any improvements constructed or to be constructed thereon as shall be necessary or commercially appropriate from time to time to allow any public utility or any reasonably experienced and competent electricity provider to distribute electricity to such Owner. (c) SECC Owner hereby grants to H/C I Owner, H/C II Owner, Mall I Owner and Mall II Owner such easements in, on, over, under, across and through the SECC Land and any improvements constructed or to be constructed thereon as are necessary or commercially appropriate to (i) in the case of H/C I Owner, maintain, repair, service and operate and (ii) in the case of Mall I Owner, Mall II Owner and H/C II Owner, to receive electricity from, the Electric Substation and all of its related ducts, conduits, pipes, cables, utility lines and other equipment. H/C I Owner, H/C II Owner, Mall I Owner and Mall II Owner shall utilize their easement rights in such a manner as not to interfere (other than to a de minimus extent) with the use and/or operation of the SECC Land and any improvements constructed therein or thereon. SECC Owner hereby grants to H/C I Owner, H/C II Owner, Mall I Owner and Mall II Owner such easements in, on, over, under, across and through the SECC Land and any improvements constructed or to be c...
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Electric Substation. Landowner agrees to dedicate a site of two (2.0) acres to the City for an electric substation to serve the Project (the “Substation Site”). The precise location of the Substation Site shall be shown on the small lot final map for Area Q as shown on the Land Plan Exhibit of the Area Plan. Landowner is not required to improve the Substation Site.
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Electric Substation. The North 250 feet of Lot One, and all of Lots Two and Three in Block Two of the Wheatridge Addition to the City of Salina, Saline County, Kansas. SECOND ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION LINES LOCATED IN THE STATE OF KANSAS Line 000-00 0xx Xxxxxx Sub. to Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Sub. A 115,000 volt single pole wood and steel, and H-frame wood overhead electric transmission line three and thirteen hundredths (3.13) miles in length beginning at 0xx Xxxxxx Substation located in the SW 1/4 of Section 00, Xxxxxxxx 00 Xxxxx, Xxxxx 00 Xxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Kansas;
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