Operation and Maintenance of Facilities. The Grantee is required to maintain and operate the facilities defined in Appendix C of this agreement for the economic life of the facility or the specific period of time designated herein. In the event that the Grantee is no longer operating the facilities for the intended purposes the Authority may require the Grantee to reimburse the Authority an amount based on the total contribution of the Authority, the value of the assets, and the terms and conditions of this agreement. The Authority may require that the assets acquired under this agreement be sold and the proceeds returned to the Authority.
Operation and Maintenance of Facilities. XXXXXX agrees that it shall, during the term of this lease and any extension of renewal hereof, within its financial ability, operate, maintain and keep in good repair all public and common facilities and services on Xxxxxxx Regional Airport, including the landing area, taxiways, terminal building and parking aprons, obstruction lights, runway and taxiway lighting, security lighting, and airport security fencing.
Operation and Maintenance of Facilities. (a) Seller shall construct, operate, and maintain, or cause to be constructed, operated, and maintained, all facilities and equipment owned by it or by Big Rivers and required to supply retail electric service to Customer in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Operation and Maintenance of Facilities. Unless otherwise agreed to by the Municipalities, the utility facilities for potable water, wastewater, and reclaimed utility service(s) in and/or for the proposed Development (as defined in §2 of this Agreement) shall be owned and maintained by the City in accordance with the regulation(s) and requirement(s) prescribed by the City of Winter Haven Unified Land Development Code and/or City of Winter Haven Code of Ordinances; and any and all utility easements dedicated to the Town by the fee simple owner of the Property comprising the proposed Development within the corporate limits of the Town shall also run in favor of the City.
Operation and Maintenance of Facilities. The Contractor shall produce Operation & Maintenance manuals intended to guide technicians and other operators in operating specific assets. Typically, for each plant and station, there will be a comprehensive manual dealing with all aspects of the operating and maintenance practices necessary to produce and sustain the desired level of performance of the plants and stations. The Contractor shall be responsible to prepare or update the operational procedures on all aspects of preliminary wastewater process, including the process units and the mechanical, electrical and instrumentation equipment. The contractor’s staff shall be trained to implement the operating procedures that entail the preliminary treatment, process units, mechanical, electrical and instrumentation equipment. On the Job training shall be performed by qualified and experienced trainers, as an initial start-up. All mechanical, electrical and instrumentation staff shall be appropriately and substantially trained to ensure the sustainability of the WWTP operations. The Contractor shall ensure that all operations are attended 24-hour per day and 7-day per week, that all process units and equipment are fully operational at all time and that the preliminary treatment process is performing according to specifications. All preliminary treatment refuse (solid waste, grit and grease) shall be hauled off site on a regular basis and disposed of as per approved refuse disposal plan. The Contractor shall be responsible to monitor all process units on a regular basis, e.g. hourly readings by Contractor’s staff and continual monitoring and trending by SCADA system. Daily samples of influent and effluent, by automatic samplers, and other processes to be analyzed by the on-site laboratory staff and weekly check samples to be analyzed by SLWE’s central laboratory. Contractor’ staff shall carry out visual inspections of all process units on a regular basis.
Operation and Maintenance of Facilities a. Following completion of construction and commissioning of the Interconnect, Laclede shall own, operate and maintain the Laclede Facilities, provided that Laclede shall invoice the Company for any incremental cost of operating and maintaining the Interconnect, including odorization, security and safety-related inspection costs, until such time as the pipeline is regularly used by Laclede. For purposes of this provision, “regularly used” shall mean that Laclede has subscribed to average annual volumes equivalent to 20% or more of the pipeline’s capacity for a consecutive three-year period, provided that for each year after the expiration of the three year period, Company’s responsibility to pay such operating and maintenance expenses shall be reduced by 25% for each 5% of capacity that Laclede subscribes to for that year. Company shall pay each invoice within 30 days after it is issued by Laclede. In the event the Company fails to pay such invoiced amounts, Laclede shall be entitled to abandon and take the Interconnect out of service upon 30 days notice to Company by certified mail unless Company cures the default by payment in full within 15 days after receipt of such notice. For purposes of these calculations, the capacity of the pipeline shall be assumed to be at least 200,000 Mcf/day, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Parties or increased as a result of added compression. Company shall not operate any of the Laclede Facilities or other facilities owned by Laclede.
Operation and Maintenance of Facilities. YMCA shall operate and maintain the facilities in good working order, in accordance with standards of maintenance and operation acceptable in the industry in compliance with building, environmental protection, and other laws and rules of federal, state and local governments, throughout the term of this Agreement in order to maximize the use and enjoyment of the facilities by the general public. All maintenance and repair of any kind to the interior and exterior of the Park buildings, fixtures, and all other improvements to land, as well as maintenance of the landscaping including trees, shrubs, flowers, water elements, lighting, brick, stone, gravel, wood or other materials, sidewalks and other aesthetic and functional treatments around the buildings, are entirely the responsibility of YMCA. This includes all interior and exterior pest control. No changes to the interior or exterior of the Park shall be made, such as paint color, without prior written consent by the Village. Notwithstanding the forgoing, any repairs or improvements in which the preliminary estimates exceed $2,500 will be the responsibility of the Village whereby the Village will have the option, but not the obligation, to proceed with the expenditure according to the Village’s own timetable and choice of contractors. Should, however, any such repair or improvement affect the YMCA’s programming then the coordination, management, and timing of the repairs or improvements must be mutually agreed upon between the parties.
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