Host to Not Restrict Solar Access Sample Clauses

Host to Not Restrict Solar Access. Host, or any lessee, grantee or licensee of Host, shall not erect any structures on, or make other modifications to, or plantings on, the Site which will interfere with the construction, operation or maintenance of, or solar access of, the Project.
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Host to Not Restrict Solar Access. Host , or any lessee, grantee or licensee of Host "Host" means [Host], a [_____] [corporation], and all successors and assigns., shall not erect any structures on, or make other modifications to, or plantings on, the Site which will interfere with the construction, operation or maintenance of, or solar access of, the Project . [(13b) The customer will not alter the host site such that it interferes with the Tioga solar electric system.
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Host to Not Restrict Solar Access. The Host, or any lessee, grantee or licensee of the Host, shall not erect any structures on, or make other modifications to, or plantings on, any Premises or near any Premises which will interfere with the construction, operation or maintenance or solar access of the Projects (except as required to maintain the safety and operational functions of the Premises or as otherwise required by Applicable Law or by direction from a Governmental Authority). To the extent that any such actions cause a reduction of electrical production, in addition to the amounts the Host will pay hereunder for electric energy produced by and delivered from a Project, the Host will also pay the Contractor, an amount equal to the sum of (i) payments that the Host would have made to the Contractor hereunder for the amount by which electric energy that would have been produced by the Project has been reduced by such actions, (ii) revenues that Contractor would have received with respect to the Project under any Applicable Solar Program and any other assistance program with respect to the amount by which the electric energy that would have been produced has been reduced by such actions, and (iii) the value of Tax Attributes that Contractor would have received with respect to the amount by which such Tax Attributes from the Project have been reduced by such actions. The Host and Contractor shall cooperate in good faith to address any solar access interference by any third party in an attempt to eliminate or mitigate such interference. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing in this Section 14(b) shall limit or restrict the Host’s ability to act in its governmental capacity.
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