Responsibility for Facilities. Client agrees to abide by all applicable policies of IC with respect to the Program space and facilities, including, but not limited to, the policies and procedures contained within the Client Handbook and agreement.
Responsibility for Facilities. Each Party shall be responsible for the security of all government and private facilities and establishments where classified information of the other Party is kept and shall assure for each such facility or establishment that qualified individuals are appointed who shall have the responsibility and authority for the control and protection of the information.
Responsibility for Facilities. Client agrees to abide by all applicable policies of Foundation and SUNY with respect to the Program space and facilities, including, but not limited to, the policies and procedures contained within the Client Handbook and SUNY's policies and rules related to hazardous materials and environmental safety.
Responsibility for Facilities. The Agency’s undertaking shall be complete upon the delivery of electric power and energy to the Delivery Points. Beyond the Delivery Points, except as the parties may agree otherwise, the Member shall furnish and maintain all devices, equipment and appliances, including but not limited to, control, protection, regulation and load shedding equipment, required to utilize safely and efficiently the power and energy delivered by the Agency. If load growth or other power supply requirements or construction of facilities necessitate upgrading the Delivery Point(s) or adding new Delivery Point(s), unless otherwise agreed between the Agency and the Member, the Member shall be responsible for construction of, and the costs of, the new Delivery Point(s). The location of any new Delivery Point shall be subject to approval by the Agency, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. Upon request by the Member, the Agency may (but shall not be obligated to) fund the construction of new Delivery Points. In such event the cost thereof, with interest and supervisory costs, shall be recovered from the Member through the Agency’s charges. The Member shall provide, free of charge, suitable and sufficient space on its premises, including but not limited to all structures, enclosures and access facilities, for all electric facilities reasonably necessary for the Agency to deliver and measure power and energy to the Member hereunder and shall grant to the Agency, or the Agency’s designee, a right-of-way over the Member’s premises and property for the construction and maintenance of all such facilities as shall be placed thereon which are reasonably necessary for the provision of service to the Member. The design and operating characteristics of the Member’s electrical equipment at the Delivery Points shall be coordinated with the Agency and shall be subject to the Agency’s approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Responsibility for Facilities. AUTHORITY shall be responsible for the security of the Permitted Facilities placed or installed on the City Property pursuant hereto, and CITY shall have no duty to safeguard any such Facilities.
Responsibility for Facilities. (Article 8) • Each Party is responsible for ensuring that all facilities, where the classified information of the other Party is kept, are secure. Each Party must also ensure that while the information in kept in these facilities it is under the control and protection of qualified individuals.
Responsibility for Facilities. (Article 8)
Responsibility for Facilities. Staff/Intern agrees to abide by all applicable policies of IC with respect to the Program space and facilities, including, but not limited to, the policies and procedures contained within the Handbook and agreement.
Responsibility for Facilities. A TWComm warrants to AT&T that those Facilities and other materials furnished by TWComm that are not purchased by TWComm from AT&T do not contain any hazardous substances or hazardous wastes as those terms are defined on the date of this Agreement, respectively, at Section 101(24) of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980, as amended, 42 U.S.C. ss.ss. 9601, et xxx. ("CERCLA"); and Section 1004 (5) of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976, as amended, 42 U.S.C. ss.ss. 6901, et xxx. ("RCRA"). So long as any Facilities remain in a Served Premises, TWComm shall use reasonable efforts to determine whether any of the Facilities contains materials that require disposal as a hazardous waste in compliance with Subtitle C of RCRA or as a hazardous chemical in compliance with the Toxic Substances Control Act, 15 U.S.C. ss. 2601, et seq. Such reasonable efforts shall be limited to those efforts TWComm takes in the ordinary -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AT&T and TWComm Proprietary: Subject to Nondisclosure Agreement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- course of its business to monitor environmental law compliance. Should TWComm become aware of any change in the law or in the materials contained in the Facilities so as to require that the Facilities be disposed of as hazardous waste or as a hazardous chemical, TWComm shall promptly notify AT&T of any such change. TWComm agrees to Indemnify AT&T for any additional Damages AT&T may incur by reason of any (1) recall by any governmental agency or manufacturer of, (2) prohibition by any governmental agency against continued use or disposal of, or (3) remedial action pursuant to CERCLA or equivalent state environmental cleanup law that is caused by, the Facilities or materials furnished by TWComm that were not purchased by TWComm from AT&T.
Responsibility for Facilities
