Joint Use Facilities. The parties agree that the third, fourth, and fifth recitals Sections 1.4, 2.2, and Section 4 (including all subsections), as well as all other references to the Joint Use Facilities and Joint Use Agreements set forth in the Lease are hereby deemed deleted and shall be null and void.
Joint Use Facilities a. This Agreement shall apply to the facilities outlined in Schedule A, located within the limits of the County, and owned by each Party.
b. In accordance with its by-laws, the County shall make available to the Board the use of pools, arenas, parks and other community owned facilities, as outlined in Schedule A to this Agreement, for education purposes with the limitations of suitability, previous Agreements or other commitments and other reasonable considerations.
c. In accordance with its policies, the Board shall make available to the County and its qualified Community Groups the use of indoor and outdoor facilities, as outlined in Schedule A to this Agreement, within the limitations of suitability, previous Agreements or other commitments and other reasonable considerations.
Joint Use Facilities. 1.1 This Agreement shall apply to the facilities outlined in Schedule A (the facilities”), located within the limits of the County and owned or operated by the parties to this agreement.
1.2 The County shall make available to the Board, the use of pools, arenas, parks and other community-owned facilities, as outlined in Schedule A to this Agreement, for education purposes within the limitations of suitability, previous agreements or other commitments and other reasonable considerations.
1.3 In accordance with its policies and procedures, the Board shall make available to the County, the use of elementary school libraries, gymnasiums, changerooms and fields, as outlined in Schedule A to this agreement, for recreational purposes within the limitations of suitability, previous agreements or other commitments and other reasonable considerations.
Joint Use Facilities. 3.5.3.1 Joint Use Facilities are identified in Schedule A to this Agreement. The Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall Maintain those facilities pursuant to Good Utility Practice. Each Party agrees to perform joint inspections of the Joint Use Facilities one year from the Closing Date, and annually thereafter, or as otherwise mutually agreed upon. The Company and the Producer shall bear their respective costs of participating in such inspections.
3.5.3.2 The Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall provide to the other, Party copies of all written reports made by or for the first Party summarizing such inspections and describing any problems, deficiencies or other observed defects. Unless the Parties agree that an alternative to such correction is preferable, the Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall be responsible for correcting any noted deficiencies within sixty (60) days from the date of discovery thereof, or within such other period mutually agreeable to the Parties. The Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall bear the costs of such correction.
Joint Use Facilities. (a) Joint Use Facilities are identified in Exhibit E to the Easement, License and Attachment Agreement. The Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall maintain those facilities pursuant to Good Utility Practice. The Parties shall perform joint inspections of the Joint Use Facilities at such times as mutually agreed upon by the Parties. Each Party shall bear its respective costs of participating in such inspections.
(b) Following each inspection, the Parties shall discuss the results of such inspection, including any observed defects. Unless the Parties agree that an alternative to such correction is preferable, the Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall be responsible for correcting any observed defects within a period mutually agreeable to the Parties. The Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall bear the cost of such correction.
Joint Use Facilities. 12.1. In accordance with this Agreement and pursuant to Section 671(2) of the Municipal Government Act, the Parties and their representatives agree to work collaboratively on any planning, creation and future contracting requirements needed to facilitate the operations of, and responsibilities associated with Joint Use Facilities, with the intention of using said spaces for joint use purposes.
12.2. Each School Board shall negotiate individual Facility Use Agreements with the City. These negotiations shall include:
12.2.1. Available indoor and outdoor facilities, grounds around facilities, and available equipment;
12.2.2. Available dates and hours, rates, and booking processes;
12.2.3. Permitted uses and users of all facilities and grounds;
12.2.4. Minimum insurance requirements for Parties using facilities and grounds;
12.2.5. What is considered property damage and cost responsibilities for any property damage;
12.2.6. Expectations around providing rationale and notice for cancellations including minimum timelines for cancelling a booking and who is and is not allowed to take precedence over existing agreed upon bookings;
12.2.7. Maintenance, repair and replacement responsibilities; and
12.2.8. Timeline for review and renewal of the Facility Use Agreement.
12.3. Facility Use Agreements will also include a dispute resolution process. If they do not, the Dispute Resolution Process contained in Schedule “A” of this Agreement will be the process used to resolve any Joint Facility Use disputes relating to a Joint Use Facility.
Joint Use Facilities. 3.5.3.1 Joint Use Facilities are identified in Schedule A to this Agreement. The Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall Maintain those facilities pursuant to Good Utility Practice. Each Party agrees to perform joint inspections of the Joint Use Facilities one year from the Closing Date, and annually thereafter, or as otherwise mutually agreed upon. NYSEG and the Buyer shall bear their respective costs of participating in such inspections.
3.5.3.2 The Party owning such Joint Use Facilities shall provide to the other Party copies of the written reports, made by or for the first Party, to the other Party
Joint Use Facilities. 4.1 The following Interconnection Facilities will be jointly operated: Shawville Station - 2 66
Joint Use Facilities. District Facilities
Joint Use Facilities. In accordance with mutually-agreed upon procedures, Company and Seller shall jointly operate the Joint Use Facilities in accordance with Good Utility Practice, including, but not limited to: (1) closing breakers to accomplish interconnection, but not synchronization, of the Facility to the Company Transmission System; (2) opening breakers to remove the Facility from service; (3) operating disconnect and ground switches as required; (4) in-service relay testing; and (5) battery system testing and maintenance.
3.5.1 Joint Use Facilities consist of the joint operation of the Company owned 115 kV circuit breaker included in the Company's Interconnection Facilities with operation in accordance with the Interconnection Operating Requirements in Appendix A.