Common use of Electronic Interference Clause in Contracts

Electronic Interference. Licensee will provide Railroad with no less than sixty (60) days advance written notice prior to the installation and operation of cathodic protection in order that tests may be conducted on Railroad's signal, communications and other electronic systems (hereinafter collectively called the "Electronic Systems") for possible interference. If the Facilities cause degradation of the Electronic Systems, Licensee, at its expense, will either relocate the cathodic protection or modify the Facilities to the satisfaction of Railroad so as to eliminate such degradation. Such modifications may include, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, providing additional shielding, reactance or other corrective measures deemed necessary by Railroad. The provisions of this paragraph 4 shall apply to the Electronic Systems existing as of the date of this Agreement and to any Electronic Systems that Railroad may install in the future.

Electronic Interference. Licensee will provide Railroad Railway with no less than sixty (60) days advance written notice prior to the installation and operation of cathodic protection in order that tests may be conducted on RailroadRailway's signal, communications and other electronic systems (hereinafter collectively called the "Electronic Systems") for possible interference. If the Facilities cause degradation of the Electronic Systems, Licensee, at its expense, will either relocate the cathodic protection or modify the Facilities to the satisfaction of Railroad Railway so as to eliminate such degradation. Such modifications may include, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, providing additional shielding, reactance or other corrective measures deemed necessary by RailroadRailway. The provisions of this paragraph 4 shall apply to the Electronic Systems existing as of the date of this Agreement and to any Electronic Systems that Railroad Railway may install in the future.