Rearrangement of Licensee’s Facilities at WAA’s Request Sample Clauses

Rearrangement of Licensee’s Facilities at WAA’s Request. Licensee acknowledges that, from time to time, it may be necessary or desirable for WAA to relocate, reconstruct, or modify portions of its Conduits or Duct Banks or rearrange facilities contained therein and that such changes may be necessitated by WAA’s business needs and that it is clear the beneficiary of such rearrangement is WAA or a WAA tenant not a party to a License Agreement. In these instances, Licensee agrees that Licensee will, upon WAA’s request, participate with WAA (and other Licensees) in the relocation, reconstruction, or modification of WAA’s Conduits and Duct Banks or facilities rearrangement. Licensee is responsible for the cost of any such rearrangement of Licensee’s facilities but at no cost to WAA, as needed to accommodate said relocation, reconstruction or modification of WAA’s Conduits and Duct Banks or facilities rearrangement. Licensee shall not pay any cost for the relocation, reconstruction, or modification of WAA’s Conduits or Duct Banks. In the event that WAA receives third party funding to pay for the costs of any relocation, reconstruction or modification of WAA’s Conduits or Duct Banks, WAA shall make such third party funds in excess of WAA’s cost of such relocation, reconstruction or modification, available to pay for or reimburse Licensee on a pro rata basis with other Licensees for any rearrangement of Licensee’s facilities to accommodate such relocation, reconstruction or modification of WAA’s Conduits or Duct Banks.
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