Removal of Architectural Artifacts Sample Clauses

Removal of Architectural Artifacts. For a 90-day period after the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Village will be permitted to remove specified types of architectural artifacts from the Manor House. Unless the Parties mutually agree to the removal of additional types of artifacts, the artifacts that may be removed will be limited to (i) exterior ornaments and elements, (ii) front and interior doors, (iii) light fixtures, (iv) stain glass windows, and (v) the fireplace in the main room and the fireplace in the library. Within the first 30 days of the 90- day period, the Village shall notify SB 2011 of artifacts to be removed, and the Village will then have the remainder of the 90-day period to do so. SB 2011 will grant the Village and its agents access to the Manor House for the purpose of undertaking the activities authorized in this Subsection. The Village will be responsible for the cost of removal but will not be required to pay SB 2011 for the value of any removed artifacts. By mutual agreement of the parties, SB 2011 will have the right to remove the artifacts at its expense if it is able to do so more efficiently and/or economically than the Village. In that event, the Parties will consult prior to any such removal and agree upon when, where, and how SB 2011 will deliver to the Village the artifacts that it removes. SB 2011 will reasonably extend the 30-day artifact identification period and/or the 90-day period to the extent necessary, including for removal (for example, if removal requires special equipment not immediately available during the 90-day period). For any artifact removal undertaken by the Village, the Village will provide SB 2011 with a standard indemnification/hold harmless agreement as well as the provision of commercially reasonable insurance policies that name SB 2011 as an additional insured.
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