Common use of Interference with City Clause in Contracts

Interference with City. Whenever, after the Licensee installs the Facility, it is the City’s good faith, reasonable determination that the Facility is not located as indicated on as-built plans provided to the City by the Licensee, and the Facility interferes with the City’s reasonable use of the City’s Property, the Licensee shall immediately relocate the Facility to another location approved in advance by the City, at the Licensee’s sole expense, restoring the surface as nearly as possible to its prior condition. If the Facility is at the location indicated on the as-built plans provided to the City by the Licensee and the Facility interferes with the City’s reasonable use of its City’s Property, the City will provide written notice to the Licensee that relocation of the Facility is required and the Licensee shall relocate the Facility within sixty (60) days of notice to the new location as approved in advance by the City, at the Licensee’s sole expense, restoring the surface as nearly as possible to its prior condition.

Interference with City. Whenever, after the Licensee installs the Facility, it is the City’s good faith, reasonable determination that the Facility is not located as indicated on as-built plans provided to the City by the Licensee, and the Facility interferes with the City’s reasonable use of the City’s Propertyright-of-way, the Licensee shall immediately relocate the Facility to another location approved in advance by the City, at the Licensee’s sole expense, restoring the surface as nearly as possible to its prior condition. If the Facility is at the location indicated on the as-built plans provided to the City by the Licensee and the Facility interferes with the City’s reasonable use of its City’s Propertyright-of-way, the City will provide written notice to the Licensee that relocation of the Facility is required and the Licensee shall relocate the Facility within sixty (60) days of notice to the new location as approved in advance by the City, at the Licensee’s sole expense, restoring the surface as nearly as possible to its prior condition.