Measurement of Lignite Quantities Sample Clauses

Measurement of Lignite Quantities. The lignite unloading and handling facilities to be located at the Point of Delivery, including the truck dump, shall be designed, constructed, owned, maintained and operated by Buyer at its sole risk and expense. Buyer shall determine the quantities of lignite delivered by Seller by means of a belt scale (the “Pay Scale”) to be designed, constructed, owned, maintained and operated by Buyer at its sole risk and expense, except for calibration as noted below, in accordance with standards recommended by the equipment manufacturer, and agreed to by the Parties, as may be amended from time to time. If such standards are discontinued, the Parties shall continue to use the last effective standards and shall use reasonable efforts to find and agree to replacement standards. If the Parties are unable to agree, the matter shall be submitted to Arbitration. The last effective standards shall remain effective until the matter is resolved either by agreement or Arbitration. Seller shall have the right to review and comment on the designs of the unloading and handling facilities, and the Parties agree to use reasonable efforts to coordinate design and equipment selection for lignite delivery unloading and handling. Seller also shall have the right to install a check scale on the conveyor belts at Seller's sole risk and expense (the “Check Scale”). Seller shall be obligated to operate, maintain and calibrate the Check Scale in accordance with standards recommended by the equipment manufacturer and agreed to by the Parties.
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