Responsibility during the Installation Phase Sample Clauses

Responsibility during the Installation Phase. LESSOR undertakes to: (i) Select and acquire the Equipment which is part of the PV System to be leased and installed at the Establishment, according to Section 4.4; (ii) Bear the costs and assume responsibility for the investments and adjustments that may be necessary to adapt the Establishment to receive the PV System, provided that previously agreed upon with LESSEE; (iii) Perform its activities in accordance with the applicable rules in force; (iv) Manage and provide for, on its own account or on account of third parties, the receipt, storage and installation of the Equipment which is part of the PV System in compliance with the market best practices and at the cost of LESSOR, observing LESSEE’s internal policies; and (v) Minimize the impact of the works on the Establishment activities and respect any operating restrictions of the Establishment. For such, LESSOR undertakes to send a notice to LESSEE requesting the authorizations for the performance of the necessary procedures, and LESSEE shall respond within five (5) days from the receipt of the notice. If LESSEE does not meet the term above, the initial date of the Lease will be postponed until disclosed by LESSEE. No penalty or fine will be incurred as a result of such failure to meet the term.
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Responsibility during the Installation Phase. LESSEE undertakes to: (i) Actively cooperate with the installation of the PV System at the Establishment as proposed by LESSOR; (ii) Guarantee to LESSOR’s employees and to its representatives’ employees and/or subcontractors full access and availability to the Establishment, especially at the location where the Equipment will be installed, provided that previously scheduled and accompanied by a person appointed by LESSEE; (iii) Make available an area to store the materials necessary for building the mini or micro-generation plant as a function of its availability as negotiated at design meetings with LESSOR. The area required to guarantee the swift progress of the works will be negotiated between LESSOR, LESSEE and the company designated by LESSEE or its representative; (iv) Guarantee that the material stored for the photovoltaic installation shall not suffer damages caused by third parties; (v) Provide documents and information for installation of the PV System, provided that previously requested in writing by LESSOR pursuant to Section 14; (vi) Help LESSOR’s to obtain the applicable authorizations and licenses for the installation of the PV System and implementation of actions that imply architectural or structural works or adaptations or that somehow involve civil engineering works;

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