Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement Sample Clauses

Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement. Any construction project undertaken by Permittee pursuant to this Permit, for which the Port approves a permit for construction (the "subject permit"), that exceeds $50,000 when considered together with the value of all construction projects on the Assigned Space or on any site leased by Permittee for which the Port had approved a permit within a 12 month period before the date of the subject permit, is subject to coverage under the terms of the Port's Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement ("MAPLA") as it applies to Port tenants. Failure to utilize MAPLA could lead to grievance and arbitration and the potential for damages, attorney's fees and costs should the Building & Construction Trades Council of Alameda County, AFL-CIO ("Unions") prevail in arbitration. With respect to any construction project which is subject to coverage of the terms of the MAPLA in accordance with the following: (1) Permittee shall assure that each construction project contractor with whom Permittee contracts (“prime contractor”), before beginning its respective construction work, sign a Letter of Assent to the MAPLA; (2) Permittee shall require by contract that each prime contractor require that each subcontractor on said construction project, regardless of tier, sign a Letter of Assent to the MAPLA; (3) The Unions which are signatory to MAPLA are third party beneficiaries of Permittee’s obligations under this Section 36 and are entitled to proceed with grievances and arbitration against Permittee under the MAPLA for Permittee’s breach of such obligations; and Permittee may not assert that the Unions do not have standing to proceed with any such grievance or arbitration proceeding described above or to recover from Permittee damages, attorneys’ fees and costs if Permittee breaches any such obligations. In the event the Port agrees to any revisions to MAPLA, or enters into a new MAPLA, Port shall notify Permittee in writing of such revised or new MAPLA requirements and after such written notice, such revised or new MAPLA requirements shall become part of this Section 36 and shall supersede any conflicting requirements of this Section 36, and Permittee shall be obligated to comply with such revised or new MAPLA requirements as fully as if they were set forth herein.
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Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement. Any construction project undertaken by Permittee pursuant to this Permit, for which the Port approves a permit for construction (the "subject permit") and for which the estimated cost of construction exceeds $150,000 is subject to coverage under the terms of the Port's Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement ("MAPLA") as it is currently in effect (and may be amended) and as it applies to Port tenants. Before undertaking any construction, modifications, alterations, or other improvements or other work that may be under the jurisdiction of a craft union member of the Alameda County Buildings and Construction Trade Council, Permittee is solely responsible for verifying if a MAPLA is currently in effect and will apply to the work. Permittee agrees to fully comply with the requirements of any currently effective MAPLA as fully as if they were set forth herein.
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Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement. During the performance of this Permit, Xxxxxxxxx agrees to comply with its obligations set forth in Attachment “E” to this Permit, which is incorporated herein by this reference.
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Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement. The Port’s Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement (“MAPLA”), as it may be amended from time to time, applies to any work undertaken by Lessee pursuant to this Lease that (1) constitutes construction work, as defined by the MAPLA; (2) is subject to a permit for construction issued by the Port during the term of the currently effective MAPLA; (3) and exceeds an estimated value of $150,000. For Xxxxxx’s work covered by MAPLA, Xxxxxx shall assure that each construction project contractor with whom Xxxxxx contracts (i.e., the prime contractor) and each subcontractor, regardless of tier, signs a Letter of Assent to the MAPLA before beginning their respective work. The Building and Construction Trades Council of Alameda County and its signatory unions are third party beneficiaries of Xxxxxx’s obligations under this subsection and are entitled to proceed with grievance and arbitration against Lessee under the MAPLA for Xxxxxx’s breach of such obligations.
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Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement. Any construction project undertaken by Permittee pursuant to this Permit, for which the Port approves a permit for construction (the "subject permit") and for which the estimated cost of construction exceeds $150,000 is, may be subject to coverage under the terms of the Port's Maritime and Aviation Project Labor Agreement ("MAPLA") as it may is currently be in effect (and may be amended) and as it may appliesy to Port tenants. Failure to comply with a currently effective MAPLA could lead to grievance and arbitration and the potential for damages, attorney's fees and costs should the Building & Construction Trades Council of Alameda County, AFL-CIO ("Unions") prevail in arbitration. Before undertaking any construction, modifications, alterations, or other improvements or other work that may be under the jurisdiction of a craft union member of the Alameda County Buildings and Construction Trade Council, Permittee is solely responsible for verifying if a MAPLA is currently in effect and will apply to the work. Permittee agrees to fully comply with the requirements of any currently effective MAPLA as fully as if they were set forth herein.
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