Permit Limitations Sample Clauses
The Permit Limitations clause defines the boundaries and restrictions associated with any permits required under the agreement. It typically outlines the specific activities, locations, or timeframes for which the permit is valid, and may specify conditions that must be met to maintain compliance, such as adhering to local regulations or obtaining necessary approvals. This clause serves to ensure that all parties understand the scope and limitations of their permitted activities, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized actions and potential legal or regulatory violations.
Permit Limitations. This permit may not be assigned or transferred. Periodic inspections will be conducted to ensure that the assigned space is only occupied by the aircraft listed above.
Permit Limitations. Up to a maximum of 35 vehicle permits may be assigned by SMC at their discretion to employees, visitors, subcontractors, vendors, or contractors. Each permit allows one round-trip to the mine site per day. The holders of such permits may enter or leave the mine site by private vehicle, and may park a private vehicle at the mine site. GNA Amendment Replacement Page Effective August 12, 2009
Permit Limitations. Whenever this Agreement requires a Participant to cease issuing Permits, the following rules shall apply:
A. The Participant shall not issue any new Permits until authorized to do so by this Arti- cle 7. Where the Participant is not the entity which issues zoning or building permits, the Par- ticipant shall notify the entity which issues such Permits in writing that wastewater conveyance and/or treatment capacity is not available to such Participant and that such entity shall not issue any Permits for construction which would result in increased Flows to the Participant’s Collec- tion System. The Participant shall provide the entity with all information and documentation necessary to enable such entity to lawfully deny Permits for construction which would result in increased Flows to the Participant’s Collection System.
B. The Participant shall honor Permits which the Participant or the entity which issues zoning or building permits issued prior to the date such Participant became aware of the Excess Flow provided, however, that if the holder of such Permit does not make the connection or com- plete construction within the time authorized in the Permit, the Participant and the entity which issues zoning or building permits shall not renew or extend the Permit.
C. A Participant may issue a Permit if the applicant for such Permit meets the then-cur- rent guidelines for connections when there is a Control Agency connection limitation. The Par- ticipant shall make an initial determination whether such hardship exists. If the Participant de- termines that hardship exists warranting issuance of a Permit, such Participant shall notify the other Participant.
Permit Limitations. (A) Seller shall not take any action that would result in or materially contribute to a restriction under any Permit that would preclude or limit the availability of Contract Capacity to Company.
(B) Seller covenants that Seller holds or prior to COD will obtain the necessary authority under Applicable Law to generate and deliver Contract Energy in amounts at least equal to the Planned Permitted Energy. Seller accepts the risk that its Permits or other Applicable Law will preclude or limit its legal authority to generate and deliver all of the Planned Permitted Energy, subject to Section 20.4(C).
(C) Upon request by Company from time to time, whether pre- or post- COD, Seller shall provide to Company such detailed data regarding emissions from the Facility, in one or more operating configurations, as Company may request.
(D) For purposes of this PPA, “Planned Permitted Energy” means [ ] MWh per calendar year of Contract Energy authorized or expected to be authorized to be generated in accordance with Seller’s Permits.2