RELOCATION OF THE CABLE Sample Clauses

RELOCATION OF THE CABLE. In the event the Cable requires relocation or replacement during the term of this Agreement, the cost of such relocation or replacement shall be allocated as follows: (a) If requested by ELI, ELI shall pay all such costs; (b) If requested by BPA due to requirements necessary to provide economical and reliable electric power, BPA shall pay all such costs; Contract No. 97TX-10072 (c) If the Cable must be relocated due to the order of any court, governmental agency, or in conjunction with the operational needs of BPA, BPA shall, in consultation with XXX, designate a new route for the Cable. The costs associated with such required relocation that are not paid by a third party, shall be paid by BPA. XXX shall be responsible for any relocation costs associated with ELI's Regenerator Building(s), XXX-owned cable, and XXX-owned terminal equipment.
RELOCATION OF THE CABLE. In the event that the Cable may require relocation or replacement during the term of this Agreement. The cost of such relocation or replacement shall be allocated as follows: (a) If requested by ELI, ELI shall pay all such costs; (b) If requested by Bonneville due to requirements necessary to provide economical and reliable electric power, Bonneville shall pay all such costs; (c) If the Cable must be relocated due to the order of any court, governmental agency, or in conjunction with the operational needs of Bonneville, Bonneville shall, in consultation with XXX, designate a new route for the Cable. The costs associated with such required relocation that are not paid by a third party, shall be paid by Bonneville. XXX shall be responsible for any relocation costs associated with ELI's Regenerator Building(s), XXX- owned cable, and XXX-owned terminal equipment.
RELOCATION OF THE CABLE. 9.1 In the event that Licensee requests relocation, replacement, or rebuild of the Cable during the term of this Agreement for any reason, the cost of any such work shall be paid by Licensee. Requests for relocations, replacements, or rebuilding shall be provided in writing to Niagara Mohawk. No relocation, replacement, or rebuild shall be performed on Niagara Mohawk's Electric Transmission Poles without prior written acceptance by of Niagara Mohawk. 9.2 In the event that during the term of this Agreement Niagara Mohawk requests relocation of the Cable, or Niagara Mohawk requires to relocate or modify any or all Electric Transmission Poles upon which Licensee System or any part thereof is located, Niagara Mohawk and Licensee shall cooperate in performing such relocation or modifications so as to minimize any interference to Niagara Mohawk’s ability to provide safe and reliable delivery of electricity. Except in instances where Niagara Mohawk requests relocation for Niagara Mohawk’s sole need and benefit, Licensee shall pay all cost of moving Cable and Cable Accessories. In instances where Niagara Mohawk requests relocation for Niagara Mohawk’s sole need and benefit, Niagara Mohawk shall be responsible for the actual Licensee cost of moving the Cable. 9.3 In the event that during the term of this Agreement relocation or modification of the Cable or Electric Transmission Poles is required by public authorities or by lawful order or decree of a regulatory agency or court having jurisdiction, Niagara Mohawk and Licensee shall cooperate in performing such relocation or modifications so as to minimize interference to the continued operation of the Licensee System or Niagara Mohawk’s ability to provide a safe and reliable electric transmission system. Licensee shall pay (i) all cost of moving the Cable and Licensee System, and (ii) an equal share in obtaining and clearing the new pole line corridor, and (iii) any incremental pole costs Niagara Mohawk incurs to accommodate the Licensee’s System on the relocated Electric Transmission Poles. 9.4 In the event that Niagara Mohawk and Licensee both require or request relocation or replacement of the Electric Transmission Pole(s) during the term of this Agreement, Niagara Mohawk and Licensee shall cooperate in performing such relocation or modifications so as to minimize interference to the continued operation of the Licensee System or Niagara Mohawk’s ability to provide a safe and reliable electric transmission system....
RELOCATION OF THE CABLE. In the event the Cable requires relocation or replacement during the term of this Agreement, the cost of such relocation or replacement shall be allocated as follows: (a) If requested by ELI, ELI shall pay all such costs; (b) If requested by BPA due to requirements necessary to provide economical and reliable electric power, BPA shall pay all such costs; (
RELOCATION OF THE CABLE. The Cable or a portion thereof may require relocation or replacement during the term of this Agreement. The cost of such relocation or replacement shall be allocated as follows: (a) If requested by ATG for its operational purposes, ATG shall pay all such costs, provided, however, that Bonneville shall, in its sole discretion, determine whether such relocation of the Cable may be accommodated considering Bonneville's own need to provide economical and reliable electric power; (b) If requested by Bonneville due to requirements necessary to provide economical and reliable electric power, Bonneville shall pay all such costs; (c) If the Cable must be relocated due to the order of any court or governmental agency, or because of a force majeure event Bonneville shall, in consultation with ATG designate a new route for the Cable. The costs associated with such required relocation that are not paid by a third party, shall be allocated between the Parties on a pro rata basis. (d) If the Cable must be relocated pursuant to section 11(c) above, Bonneville and ATG shall work together to select contractors and materials to achieve the most cost effective relocation available in the market place given the Cable Specifications Fiber, Specifications, and current industry standards.

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