Fundamental Project Decisions Sample Clauses

Fundamental Project Decisions. Before NUSCO acts on any of the matters described in this Section 2.2 (“Fundamental Project Decisions”), it shall have first received UI’s consent with respect to such Fundamental Project Decisions, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. Subject to the provisions of the next sentence of this Section 2.2, UI shall be afforded at least ten (10) Business Days to make a decision concerning a Fundamental Project Decision, such time period to commence on the date NUSCO provides UI written information reasonably sufficient for UI to make an informed decision. In the event NUSCO does not receive notice with respect to a Fundamental Project Decision more than ten (10) Business Days before action with respect to such Fundamental Project Decision must be taken, NUSCO shall provide UI with notice with respect to such Fundamental Project Decision as soon as reasonably possible after receipt by NUSCO of such notice. In such event, NUSCO shall provide UI with a minimum of the time period provided to NUSCO for such Fundamental Project Decision less one (1) Business Day. Unless NUSCO receives written objection from UI providing reasonable detail and support for such objection within the applicable time period, UI shall be deemed to have consented to the Fundamental Project Decision. If NUSCO receives a timely written objection from UI providing reasonable detail and support for such objection, the dispute shall be resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution process provided for in Section 11, except that each group responsible for negotiating a resolution under subsection 11.1(b) shall have only five (5) days in which to act, in order to expedite the applicable Fundamental Project Decision. Fundamental Project Decisions are:
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