SEARCH RINGS DESIGN Sample Clauses

SEARCH RINGS DESIGN. Horizon shall have the right at any time in its sole and absolute discretion to expand or reconfigure a previously designated Search Ring. In the event that Horizon redesigns a search ring beyond 0.5 miles of an urban or suburban Site or 1.5 miles of a rural Site for which BTS Company has begun but not yet completed all Site Acquisition Services, then Horizon shall pay BTS Company [***] for all Site Acquisition Services completed at the time that the notice of redesign is received by BTS Company, [***] of the reimbursable costs which were incurred prior to the date on which BTS Company receives notice of such reconfigured Search Ring, and [***] of the milestone installment that would be due if the work currently in progress was completed. In the event that such Site was a BTS Site, Horizon shall pay BTS Company for such Site Acquisition Services as set forth on Schedule "C". For all Site Acquisition Services rendered for the redesigned search ring, in the event that the Site in the redesigned Search Ring is not a BTS Site, Horizon shall pay BTS Company an additional [***] of the milestone installments due for all milestone installments to be performed and [***] of all milestone installments to be performed for the first time and [***] of the reimbursable costs which are incurred. Horizon agrees not to develop any site within any redesigned or withdrawn Search Rings as a tower site and further agrees not to transfer the associated Work Product to any third party, including Affiliates.
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SEARCH RINGS DESIGN. Carrier shall have the right at any time in its sole and absolute discretion to expand or reconfigure a previously designated Search Ring. In the event that Carrier redesigns a Search Ring for a Collocation Site beyond 0.5 miles of an urban or suburban Site or 1.5 miles of a rural Site for which BTS Company has begun but not yet completed all Site Acquisition Services, then Carrier shall pay BTS Company 100% for all Site Acquisition Services completed at the time that the notice of redesign is received by BTS Company, 100% of the reimbursable costs which were incurred prior to the date on which BTS Company receives notice of such reconfigured Search Ring, and 50% of the milestone installment that would be due if the work currently in progress was completed. In the event that such Search Ring was a BTS Site, Carrier shall pay BTS Company for such Site Acquisition Services in connection with the original Search Ring in the same percentage as though such site was a Collocation Site using the milestones and amounts set forth in SECTION B(1)(b) of SCHEDULE D attached hereto. For all Site Acquisition Services rendered for the redesigned search ring, in the event that the Site in the redesigned Search Ring is a Collocation Site, Carrier shall pay BTS Company 100% for all milestones performed and 100% of the reimbursable costs which are incurred. Carrier agrees not to develop any site within any withdrawn Search
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SEARCH RINGS DESIGN. In the event that TeleCorp redesigns a Search Ring beyond [***] miles of an ur ban or suburban Site or [***] miles of a rural Site, rendering unnecessary such Site that it had previously approved and for which WFI has begun but not yet completed all Site Acquisition Services, then TeleCorp shall pay WFI [***]% for all Site Acquisition Services completed at the time that the notice of redesign is received by WFI. For all Site Acquisition Services rendered for the redesigned search ring TeleCorp shall pay WFI an additional [***]% of the milestone installments due for all milestone installments previously performed and [***]% of all milestone installments to be performed for the first time.
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