PacifiCorp Fails To Perform Interim Measures Sample Clauses

PacifiCorp Fails To Perform Interim Measures. If PacifiCorp fails to perform measures required by this Agreement to be performed whether or not the New License has become final as shown on Appendix A, and such failure is not excused by force majeure, any Governmental Party may provide notice to PacifiCorp of such failure. If such failure is not cured within 30 days, or if such failure is not curable within 30 days and PacifiCorp has not commenced a cure within that period and diligently completed such cure, the Governmental Party or Parties may withdraw from this Agreement. At any time after notice to PacifiCorp and prior to withdrawal, the Governmental Party may immediately initiate the ADR Procedures, seek judicial relief, or petition FERC to include the interim measure as a required term of PacifiCorp’s annual license and enforce such term. Upon withdrawing from this Agreement, a Governmental Party shall be free, to the extent allowed by law, to amend its terms, conditions, and recommendations to FERC in connection with the New License; shall no longer be bound by this Agreement; and may exercise any remedy available under applicable laws.
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