Relocation to Accommodate Non-Governmental Purposes Sample Clauses

Relocation to Accommodate Non-Governmental Purposes. If Licensee’s then-existing Network Facilities would interfere with (a) City’s planned use of the Public ROW for a non-governmental (e.g., commercial) purpose, or (b) a third-party’s use of the Public ROW, Licensee will not be required to relocate its Network Facilities.
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Relocation to Accommodate Non-Governmental Purposes. If Licensee’s existing Network Facilities would interfere with City’s planned use of the Public ROW or City property for a commercial purpose, or with a third-party’s use of the Public ROW, Licensee will not be required to relocate its Network Facilities unless City or the third party enters into an agreement with Licensee under which City or the third party would, at a minimum: (a) identify and arrange for a new location for Licensee’s Network Facilities that is acceptable to Licensee, (b) agree to a commercially reasonable period of time for the relocation, which in no event will be less than one hundred and eighty (180) days; and (c) agree to reimburse all of Licensee’s reasonable direct and indirect costs, expenses, and losses associated with the requested relocation.
Relocation to Accommodate Non-Governmental Purposes. If Franchisee’s then- existing Network Facilities would interfere with (a) Municipality’s planned use of the Public ROW for a non-governmental (e.g., commercial) purpose, or (b) a third-party’s use of the Public ROW, Franchisee will not be required to relocate its Network Facilities.
Relocation to Accommodate Non-Governmental Purposes. If Licensee's then-existing Network Facilities would interfere with a third-party's use of the Public ROW, Licensee will not be required to relocate its Network Facilities unless the City reasonably determines, and substantiates in writing to Licensee, that a failure to relocate Network Facilities will result in a significant and material detriment or financial loss to the citizens of the City of Joplin. In that event, Licensee shall be entitled to reimbursement of its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in relation to the relocation of its Network Facilities. If there is a dispute between Licensee and the affected third party, City will attempt to mediate the dispute between the parties so as to avoid or mitigate unreasonable delays.

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