Impact of Borough Breach on Costs of Operation and Maintenance Sample Clauses

Impact of Borough Breach on Costs of Operation and Maintenance. If subsequent to the Commencement Date, due to a Borough Breach, there shall be an increase in the Company’s cost of Operation Services, the amount of any such incremental cost increase shall be borne by the Borough. The Company shall give the Borough and the Consulting Engineer prompt written notice of the occurrence of any event constituting the Borough Breach, including in such notice as and to the extent known (1) a description in reasonable detail of the reasons why such increase is due to a Borough Breach, (2) the projected amount of any increase in the Company’s cost of Operation Services, including Cost Substantiation therefor, and (3) the resulting adjustment in the any components of the Service Fee resulting therefrom. The Borough may object to any adjustment to the Service Fee due to any such increase in the Company’s cost of operation and maintenance for any reason under this Agreement, including the grounds that such adjustment was improperly computed, that such costs are unreasonable for the work performed, that such costs or the manner in which the work was carried out was not a reasonable response to the event of Borough Breach, or that no Borough Breach has occurred. Notification and resolution of any such dispute shall be made in accordance with the provisions of Section 8.10 hereof.
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  • Operations Matters Section 1.7 of Article I of the Agreement is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

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