Renegotiation of Fees. If (a) the number of commissionable reservations set forth on three consecutive Member Commission Statements is less than (***) of the total number of reservations set forth on such Member Commission Statements, or (b) the average commission rate applicable to the commissionable reservations set forth on three consecutive Member Commission Statements is less than (***), then (y) Pegasus and Customer shall promptly enter into good faith negotiations to amend the preceding paragraph of this Pricing Schedule entitled “Pegasus Commission Processing Services” (and the preceding paragraph entitled “Electronic Reconciliation and Tracking Services”, if included in this Pricing Schedule) in a mutually agreeable manner; and (z) in the absence of such an amendment, Pegasus shall have the right to terminate the Commission Processing Member Services Schedule sixty (60) days after the commencement of such negotiations.
Renegotiation of Fees. If any fee payable by Seller to Buyer hereunder requires renegotiation in accordance with the terms of this Agreement because of changes in Interconnecting Pipeline(s) specifications, Buyer will increase any such fee in an amount not to exceed any applicable increases in its operating costs due directly to such change in Interconnecting Pipeline(s) specifications, with a guaranteed after-income-tax rate of return on Buyer's additional capital costs of [ * ] percent ([ * ]%) over a five-year period (assuming a thirty-seven percent (37%) income tax rate).
Renegotiation of Fees. At the request of any Agent and/or the Issuer, the parties to this Agreement may from time to time during the continuance of this Agreement review the commissions agreed initially pursuant to Clause 16 (Commissions, Fees and Expenses) with a view to determining whether the parties can mutually agree upon any changes to such commission.
Renegotiation of Fees. FLUX reserves the right to renegotiate fixed fees to reflect changes in price indices and pay scales applicable to the period when services are, in fact, being rendered.
Renegotiation of Fees. Either UCC or DHRI may request a renogotiation of fees upon 6 months prior written notice and the parties shall promptly negotiate in good faith to establish such new fees.
Renegotiation of Fees. Consultant reserves the right to renegotiate fixed fees to reflect changes in price indices and pay scales applicable to the period when services are rendered.
Renegotiation of Fees. A. Quotations and the rates within, are valid for a period of one (1) calendar month.
X. Xxx Creative Solutions reserves the right to renegotiate fixed fees to reflect changes in price indices and pay scales applicable to the period when services are, in fact being rendered.
Renegotiation of Fees. The County reserves the right, at any time during the Contract Term, to renegotiate a reduction in the A/E Contractor’s fees. The County may initiate such negotiations whenever the County determines that it is in the County’s best fiscal interests to do so. The County may terminate the contract/Task Order immediately and without penalty if the County is unable to renegotiate the compensation with the A/E Contractor to an amount which the County determines to be appropriate.
Renegotiation of Fees. Yanex Group, Inc. reserves the right to renegotiate fixed fees to reflect changes in price indices and pay scales applicable to the period when services are, in fact, being rendered.
Renegotiation of Fees. This section can provide a mechanism to renegotiate fees periodically; perhaps every 5 years in order to better reflect changes in legislation, CRTC decisions, municipal bylaws, changes in knowledge or installation techniques.20 PERMITS REQUIRED BY THE MUNICIPALITY21 WORK ACTIVITY MC22 ROP23 Notifica-tion only24 No Permit or Notification25 Any installation of Plant that requires Excavation26 in the ROW, including: the installation of buried Plant crossing a road; the installation of new Above-ground Equipment27; the relocation of buried Plant or Above-ground Equipment; the replacement of existing Above-ground Equipment with equipment that is significantly larger; and the installation of buried Service Drops that cross a road or a break a hard surface of the ROW. X X The installation of aerial Plant (excluding aerial Service Drops) X Tree trimming on ROWs X The replacement of existing Above-ground Equipment without adding more Plant or significantly increasing its size (pole replacements excluded) X The installation of buried Service Drops that do not cross a road or break the hard surface of a ROW X Pulling cable through existing underground duct X The installation of or repair to aerial Service Drops X The maintenance, testing and repair of Plant where there is minimal physical disturbance or changes to the ROW X Any other Work activity agreed to by the Municipality X COMMENTARY28 The CRTC, in adjudicating disputes between carriers and municipalities has recognized that, in general carriers are entitled to the recovery of all or a portion of their relocation costs caused by the construction or activities of the municipality. The CRTC has not prescribed a single mechanism governing the allocation of relocation costs. It has stated, however, that the parties should negotiate a suitable allocation taking into account the following factors: who has requested the relocation, i.e., the municipality, the carrier, or a third party; the reason for the requested relocation (e.g., safety reasons, aesthetic reasons, to better serve customers); and when the request is made vis-à-vis the original date of construction (e.g., whether the request is made a considerable length of time after the original construction, or very shortly after that time). Equipment affected by Municipality’s Capital Works Plan. Prior to the issuance of a Permit, the Municipality will advise the Company in writing whether the Company’s proposed location for new Equipment will be affected by the ...
