OBLIGATION OF GRANTEE WITH RESPECT TO EASEMENT FACILITIES AND AREAS Sample Clauses

OBLIGATION OF GRANTEE WITH RESPECT TO EASEMENT FACILITIES AND AREAS. GRANTEE shall be and remain responsible for (i) the construction and installation of all Easement Facilities in accordance with approved plans therefor and such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld by GRANTORS; (ii) the continuing maintenance, repair, replacement, restoration, operation and protection of the Easement Facilities and the Easement Areas in good condition sufficient to serve the purposes for which the Easements have been granted, in compliance with Governmental Requirements, and in a condition which does not pose a threat to the safety of persons, property, operations and product on the Rouge Complex Land, and (iii) except as specifically provided for otherwise herein, the continuing maintenance in effect of any and all licenses, permits, authorizations and approvals necessary for the use and operation of the Easement Areas, and the Easement Facilities and for the carrying out of the Purchase and Sales Agreements and the meeting of the Operational Purposes of the Project, including but not limited to accessways over Off-Site Property, the Connecting Facilities and the Easement Facilities. In all cases, except where in the reasonable judgment of any of the GRANTORS conditions within an Easement Area pose an imminent threat to persons, property, operations or product within the Rouge Complex Land, GRANTEE shall be given notice of GRANTEE's failure to comply with its obligations under this Section 2.3, and given an opportunity to promptly cure such failure reasonable under the circumstances. In the case of GRANTEE's failure to cure the non-compliance with the obligations under this Section 2.3 after notice and opportunity to cure required under the circumstances, then after notification to GRANTEE by any means practicable, GRANTORS or any of them may undertake and carry out any maintenance or other actions it reasonably deems necessary to place, keep and maintain the Easement Areas and Easement Facilities in the condition required by this Section 2.3, and GRANTEE shall reimburse such GRANTOR(s) for the cost thereof promptly upon demand.
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