Private Projections in Public Ways Sample Clauses

Private Projections in Public Ways. Upon a determination by Authority that a private projection in, over or under any City Facility, including streets, highways or other City Rights-of-Way, must be removed to accommodate the Project, Authority shall coordinate with City, and City shall cooperate with Authority and take all reasonable action within its jurisdiction to pursue the elimination of such projection prior to the scheduled start of the Construction in the affected location at Authority’s sole expense, unless the encroachment is a one which the City has no right or ability to eliminate, move, remove, or otherwise terminate. In the event City is unable to effect the removal of such projection, Authority shall make its own arrangements for removal of any such projection, whether through exercise of its powers of eminent domain, through negotiation with the owner, or otherwise. If it is determined that the cost of removal is not the responsibility of the private owner, then Authority shall bear the cost of removal of said projection. City shall cooperate with and assist Authority in pursuing reimbursements from third parties with respect to such projections and with Authority’s efforts to minimize the cost to eliminate, move, remove or otherwise terminate projections where determined necessary by Authority; provided, however, that City will not share in the cost of any such removal. .
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Private Projections in Public Ways. Upon a determination by MTA that any private projections in, over or under, including streets, highways or other County Rights-of-Way, must be removed to accommodate a Transit Project, MTA shall issue a Work Order to County, and County shall take any and all reasonable action within its power to require the elimination of such projections prior to the scheduled start of Transit Project construction in the affected location. If County is unable to effect the removal of such projections, MTA shall make its own arrangements for removal of such projections, whether through exercise of its powers of eminent domain, through negotiation with the owner, or otherwise. If it is determined that the cost of removal is not the responsibility of the private owner, then MTA shall bear the cost of removal of said projections. County shall cooperate with MTA to minimize the cost to eliminate, move, remove or otherwise terminate projections where determined necessary by MTA.
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Private Projections in Public Ways. Upon a determination by LACMTA that any private projections in, over or under, including streets, highways or other County Rights-of-Way, must be removed to accommodate the Project, LACMTA shall issue a Work Order to County, and County shall take any and all reasonable action within its power to require the elimination of such projections prior to the scheduled start of Project construction in the affected location. If County is unable to effect the removal of such projections, LACMTA shall make its own arrangements for removal of such projections, whether through exercise of its powers of eminent domain, through negotiation with the owner, or otherwise. If it is determined that the cost of removal is not the responsibility of the private owner, then LACMTA shall bear the cost of removal of said projections. County shall cooperate with LACMTA to minimize the cost to eliminate, move, remove or otherwise terminate projections where determined necessary by LACMTA.
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