Railway Corridor Sample Clauses

Railway Corridor. 7. (1) As soon as practicable during its studies under clause 5, and from time to time during those studies as required by either the Company or the State, the Company shall consult with the Minister to seek the agreement of the Minister as to:
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Railway Corridor. Subclause (1) Requires the Company during its studies under clause 5 to consult with the Minister to seek the Minister's agreement as to a corridor, up to the Port (as defined) boundary, within which the SRL Railway, access roads and associated infrastructure to be located outside the Port are to be constructed and the routes of any Lateral Access Roads. The arbitration provisions contained in clause 33 of the Agreement will not apply to this subclause. In agreeing the Railway Corridor the Company and the Minister have to balance engineering matters including costs, the nature and use of any lands concerned and interests therein and all costs of acquiring the land (all of which shall be borne by the Company).
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Railway Corridor. The right to use that part of the Retained Land shown colored green on Plan 1 (or such other part of the Retained Lard as PowerGen in its absolute discretion shall designate PROVIDED THAT the point at which the railway corridor joins the Demised Premises shall not be altered from its current position shown on Plan 1 and PROVIDED FURTHER that Properties shall not without Generation's agreement, agree that PowerGen may alter the position of the railway corridor, thereby interrupt or materially interfere with, or prevent the continued use of, railway sidings from the Railtrack plc main line as a railway corridor for the siting of railway sidings to serve the Demised Premises together with the right (for itself or for Railtrack plc) to erect (if necessary) in such location as PowerGen shall reasonably agree and retain a signalbox on the Retained Land and such cabling relating to such railway sidings and such signalbox as is necessary from time to time together with the right to use the lighting tower marked Y on Plan 1 SUBJECT TO Generation cleansing, maintaining, repairing, renewing and replacing the sidings, the signalbox and any associated cabling and the lighting tower as and when necessary (in Generation's absolute discretion save where Generation is required to do so pursuant to the provisions of an Agreement dated 28th March 1994 made between British Railways Board (1) and PowerGen (2)) in order to keep the sidings, the signalbox and any associated cabling and the lighting tower in good and substantial repair and condition.
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