Grant of New Third Party Tenures by Concessionaire Sample Clauses

Grant of New Third Party Tenures by Concessionaire. The Concessionaire, in accordance with the provisions of this Article, with respect to the Concession Highway Lands, and access to or from lands adjoining the Concession Highway Lands, may grant or issue licences, rights of entry, occupancy permits, authorizations, approvals, consents and other agreements creating in personam rights (“Concessionaire Third Party Tenures”) in favour or in respect of, inter alia: (a) the Provincial Entities or Governmental Authorities; (b) local governments; (c) British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority; (d) public utilities (as defined in the Utilities Commission Act and otherwise); (e) mining, ranching, forestry or other primary products entities; (f) recreational entities; (g) commercial tenures; and (h) railways.
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