Items of Geological, Historical or Archaeological Interest or Value Sample Clauses

Items of Geological, Historical or Archaeological Interest or Value. (a) As between the Parties, all fossils, artifacts and other objects having artistic, historic, archaeological or monetary value, including human remains and burial sites, which may be found on or at the Site are or shall be the sole and absolute property of the CTC. (b) Upon the discovery of any item referred to in Section 18.3(a) during the course of the Works, Project Co shall: (i) immediately inform the CTC Representative of such discovery; (ii) take all steps not to disturb the item and, if necessary, cease any Works in so far as performing such Works would endanger the item or prevent or impede its excavation; (iii) take all necessary steps to preserve and ensure the preservation of the item in the same position and condition in which it was found; and (iv) comply, and ensure compliance by all Project Co Parties, with Applicable Law and all requirements of Governmental Authorities with respect to such discovery, including Schedule 19 – Heritage Guidelines and Protocols. (c) In the event that the CTC wishes Project Co to perform actions which are in addition to any required pursuant to Section 18.3(b), then the CTC shall issue an instruction to Project Co specifying what action the CTC requires Project Co to take and Project Co shall promptly and diligently comply with all such instructions. (d) If Sections 18.3(b) and 18.3(c) require Project Co to perform any alteration, addition, demolition, extension or variation in the Works as a result of such discovery and which would not otherwise be required under this Project Agreement, then any such alteration, addition, demolition, extension or variation in the Works shall, subject to and in accordance with Article 30, be treated as a Delay Event and, subject to and in accordance with Article 31, be treated as a Compensation Event.
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Items of Geological, Historical or Archaeological Interest or Value. 18.2.1 As between the Parties, all fossils, remains, coins, articles of value or antiquity and other objects having archaeological, artistic, historic or monetary interest or value, including all heritage objects (as such term is defined in the Heritage Conservation Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 187), which may be found on or at or in the Site, the Adjacent Areas or the Graving Dock Site are and will be the sole and absolute property of the Province. 18.2.2 Upon the discovery of any of the items referred to in Section 18.2.1 during the course of the Works or otherwise in the course of carrying out the Undertakings, the Concessionaire will: 18.2.2.1 immediately inform the Province’s Representative; 18.2.2.2 take all steps not to disturb the item and, if necessary, cease any works in so far as performing such works would endanger the object or prevent or impede its excavation; 18.2.2.3 take all necessary steps to preserve the item in the same position and condition in which it was found; and 18.2.2.4 comply with all Laws and Regulations and all requirements of Governmental Authorities (other than the Ministry) with respect to such discovery, including pursuant to the Heritage Conservation Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 187. 18.2.3 If the Province wishes the Concessionaire to perform procedures which are in addition to any required pursuant to Section 18.2.2, then the Province’s Representative will issue an instruction to the Concessionaire specifying what action the Province requires the Concessionaire to take in relation to such discovery and the Concessionaire will promptly and diligently comply with all such instructions. The issuing of any such instructions will constitute a Province Change and the provisions of Part 2 of Schedule 13 [Province Changes] shall apply.
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Items of Geological, Historical or Archaeological Interest or Value. 15.1 Objects Property of CHH (a) As between the Parties, all fossils, artefacts and other objects having artistic, historic, archaeological or monetary value, including human remains and burial sites, which may be found on or at the Site are or shall be the sole and absolute property of CHH.
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Items of Geological, Historical or Archaeological Interest or Value. (a) All fossils, artifacts and other objects having artistic, historic, archaeological or monetary value, including human remains and burial sites, which may be found on or at the Sites shall be dealt with by Project Co in accordance with Applicable Law.
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Items of Geological, Historical or Archaeological Interest or Value. 15.1 Objects Property of THP (a) As between the Parties, all fossils, artefacts and other objects having artistic, historic, archaeological or monetary value, including human remains and burial sites, which may be found on or at the Site are or shall be the sole and absolute property of THP.‌
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