Obligation to Provide Service. 866 CCCSWA and Contractor agree, as more fully set forth in the Recitals to this Agreement, that proper 867 Collection, Transfer, Transport, Processing, Diversion, and Disposal of Franchised Materials is 868 fundamental to the protection of the public health, safety and the well‐being of CCCSWA’s residents, 869 businesses, and Member Agencies. CCCSWA’s responsibility for ensuring the adequacy of these services 870 in part provides the justification for the granting of a Franchise to Contractor. This Franchise creates an 871 obligation that such services continue to be provided even under difficult, adverse, or unforeseeable 872 circumstances, such as but not limited to, natural disaster, labor unrest, and any period where legal 873 actions, future judicial interpretations of current law, or new laws or regulations impact the 874 effectiveness of portions of this Agreement. In such an event, it shall be the responsibility of Contractor 875 to mitigate any potential damages to other services being provided as much as possible. For example:
876 A. Should a court of competent jurisdiction or other regulatory agency set aside, invalidate or stay all 877 or a portion of the Maximum Rates approved by CCCSWA, Contractor agrees to continue to 878 perform its obligations as otherwise set forth herein, and CCCSWA and/or Contractor may shall 879 take such urgency actions necessary to facilitate Contractor’s continuation of service. 880 B. Should there be a Change in Law or a new judicial interpretation of Applicable Law, including, but 881 not limited to, Articles XIII C and D of the California Constitution which impacts the Maximum 882 Rates for the Collection services established in accordance with this Agreement, Contractor agrees 883 to meet and confer with CCCSWA to discuss the impact of such Change in Law on either Party’s 884 ability to perform under this Agreement. 885 C. If, as a result of a legal action, Contractor is unable to include Franchise Payments, other Member 886 Agency fees, CCCSWA fees or expenses, governmental fees or charges in the Rates it charges 887 Subscribers for its services, then Contractor agrees, upon direction from CCCSWA, to reduce its 888 Rates in an amount corresponding to the disallowed fee or charge, and shall thereafter not be 889 required to remit the amount of the disallowed fee or charge, provided it is not collected from 890 Subscribers.
891 1. Nothing herein is intended to imply that California Constitution Articles XIII(C) ...
Obligation to Provide Service. Manitoba Hydro shall provide Generator with Interconnection Service for the Facility at the Point of Interconnection from the Operation Date until the end of the term of this Agreement.
Obligation to Provide Service. Until the fifth anniversary of the -------------------------------- effective date of the Tariff, each Participant shall provide service over its PTF facilities under this Section 17 rather than under the Tariff, for the following purposes:
Obligation to Provide Service. Until the fifth anniversary of the effective date of the Tariff, each Participant shall provide service over its PTF facilities under this Section 17 rather than under the Tariff, for the following purposes:
(a) the transfer to a Participant's system of its ownership interest or its Unit Contract Entitlement under a contract entered into by it before November 1, 1996 in a Pool-Planned Unit which is off its system;
(b) the transfer to a Participant's system of its Entitlement in a purchase under a contract entered into by it before November 1, 1996 (including a purchase under the HQ Phase II Firm Energy Contract) from Hydro-Quebec where the line over which the transfer is made into New England is the HQ Interconnection; and
(c) the transfer to a Non-Participant of its Entitlement in a Pool-Planned Unit pursuant to an arrangement which has been approved prior to November 1, 1996 by the Management Committee.
Obligation to Provide Service. Until February 28, 2001, each Participant shall provide service over its PTF facilities under this Section 17 rather than under the Tariff, for the following purposes:
(a) the transfer to a Participant's system of its ownership interest or its Unit Contract Entitlement under a contract entered into by it before November 1, 1996 in a Pool-Planned Unit which is off its system;
(b) the transfer to a Participant's system of its Entitlement in a purchase under a contract entered into by it before November 1, 1996 (including a purchase under the HQ Phase II Firm Energy Contract) from Hydro-Quebec where the line over which the transfer is made into New England is the HQ Interconnection; and
(c) the transfer to a Non-Participant of its Entitlement in a Pool- Planned Unit pursuant to an arrangement which has been approved prior to November 1, 1996 by the Participants Committee.
Obligation to Provide Service. Until February 28, 2001, each --------------------------------- Participant shall provide service over its PTF facilities under this Section 17 rather than under the Tariff, for the following purposes:
(a) the transfer to a Participant's system of its ownership interest or its Unit Contract Entitlement under a contract entered into by it before November 1, 1996 in a Pool-Planned Unit which is off its system; Issued by: David T. Doot Effective: March 1, 0000 Xxxxxx xn: December 30, 1999 67269.43 New England Power Pool FERC Electric Rate Schedule No. 5, Original Revised Sheet No. 225
(x) xxx xxxxxxxx xx x Xxxxxxxxxxx'x xxxxxx xx xxx Xxxxxxxxxnt in a purchase under a contract entered into by it before November 1, 1996 (including a purchase under the HQ Phase II Firm Energy Contract) from Hydro-Quebec where the line over which the transfer is made into New England is the HQ Interconnection; and
(c) the transfer to a Non-Participant of its Entitlement in a Pool-Planned Unit pursuant to an arrangement which has been approved prior to November 1, 1996 by the Participants Committee.
Obligation to Provide Service. 16 2.5 No Guarantees of Materials Volume or Composition 16
Obligation to Provide Service. 581 The City and Contractor agree, as more fully set forth in the Recitals to this Agreement, that proper Processing and 582 Diversion of Recyclable Materials is fundamental to the protection of the public health, safety and the well-being of 583 the City’s residents and businesses. Contractor agrees that it will exercise due diligence in performing the Services 584 described herein. The City’s responsibility for ensuring the adequacy of these Services in part provides the 585 justification for executing this Agreement with Contractor. This Agreement creates an obligation that such Services 586 continue to be provided even under difficult, adverse, or unforeseeable circumstances, such as but not limited to, 587 natural disaster, pandemic, labor unrest, and any period where legal actions, future judicial interpretations of 588 current law, or new laws or regulations impact the effectiveness of portions of this Agreement. In such an event, it 589 shall be the responsibility of Contractor to mitigate any potential damages to other services being provided as much 590 as possible. 591 Contractor shall bear the risk of any lost profits or losses associated with the cost of providing continued Service as 592 a result of such a legal action or ruling, and similarly the City shall bear the loss of payments to the City.
Obligation to Provide Service. Until February 28, 2001, each Participant shall provide service over its PTF facilities under this Section 17 rather than under the Tariff, for the following purposes:
Obligation to Provide Service. 220 17.3 Rules for Determination of Facilities Covered by Particular Transactions..............................................221 17.4 Payments for Uses of EHV PTF During the Transition Period.223 17.5 Payments for Uses of Lower Voltage PTF....................228 17.6 Use of Other Transmission Facilities by Participants......228 17.7 Limits on Individual Transmission Charges.................229 PART FIVE - GENERAL.........................................................230 SECTION 18 - GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION FACILITIES.........................230 18.1 Designation of Pool-Planned Facilities....................230 18.2 Construction of Facilities................................231 18.3 Protective Devices for Transmission Facilities and Automatic Generation Control Equipment..............................231 18.4 Review of Participant's Proposed Plans....................232 18.5 Participant to Avoid Adverse Effect.......................233 SECTION 19 - EXPENSES.......................................................235 19.1 Annual Fee................................................235 19.2 NEPOOL Expenses...........................................235 SECTION 20 - INDEPENDENT SYSTEM OPERATOR....................................236
