Site Obligations Sample Clauses

Site Obligations. Within the Seller’s scope of supply defined herein, the Seller shall take all actions reasonably necessary to protect any and all electric lines and poles, telephone lines and poles, public roads, highways, waterways, railroads, sewer lines, natural gas pipelines, drainage ditches, culverts, water xxxxx, or springs and any and all property of third parties from damage as a result of performance of the Work and shall comply with the requirements of all agreements providing the Buyer the right to use the Site. To the extent any such property is damaged in the course of the performance of the Work and is attributable to the negligence or willful misconduct of the Seller or its Subcontractor or Supplier, the Seller shall, at its own cost and expense, rebuild, restore or replace such damaged property.
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Site Obligations. Except as set forth on WP Disclosure Schedule Section 4.8(d), to the knowledge of the WP Partners and the WP Entities, no WP Real Property is subject to any condition or obligation to any Governmental Authority or other Person requiring the owner or any transferee thereof to donate or otherwise transfer for less than fair value land or any interest therein, money or other property or to make off-site public improvements, other than obligations that would not have a Material Adverse Effect on the WP Business.
Site Obligations. Except as set forth on Xxxxxxx Disclosure Schedule Section 5.8(d), to the knowledge of the Xxxxxxx Entities, no Xxxxxxx Real Property is subject to any condition or obligation to any Governmental Authority or other Person requiring the owner or any transferee thereof to donate or otherwise transfer for less than fair value land or any interest therein, money or other property or to make off-site public improvements, other than obligations that would not have a Material Adverse Effect on the Xxxxxxx Business.
Site Obligations. Except as set forth on the Seller's Disclosure Schedule, to the Seller's knowledge, no Real Property is currently subject to any condition or obligation to any Governmental Entity or other Person requiring the owner or any transferee thereof to donate land, money or other real property or to make off-site public improvements not associated with the Real Property or take other mitigation measures.
Site Obligations. During the term of this Contract, Buyer shall provide, and/or insure the availability of, in a timely manner, the following, at no cost to Seller: 1. Buyer's designated representative(s) to consult and coordinate with Seller's personnel on matters related to Seller's scope of work described in Part 3, including, but not limited to: (i) advance planning, scheduling and performance of Planned Maintenance starting with a pre-Outage meeting approximately six (6) months prior to the start of each inspection, during which time previous inspection results will be reviewed with Seller's representatives, (ii) post Outage meetings within one month of the end of each Planned Maintenance inspection and (iii) coordinating operator activities with Seller during periods of Planned Maintenance and Unplanned Maintenance. Buyer's representative will be available, by telephone or in person, to such an extent as not to unreasonably delay performance of Seller's scope of work and shall have the authority to make Buyer's warehousing and shop facilities available to Seller's personnel. Buyer's representative shall have the responsibility of coordinating activities between Seller and other contractors at the Facility which are not under Seller's control. 2. Seller's personnel shall be afforded prompt access to the Buyer warehousing and shop facilities, on an as available basis, as necessary for the successful completion of Seller's scope of work. Buyer shall also assure free ingress and egress from the Facility for all authorized or required Seller personnel. 3. Buyer shall render such operator level support as may be reasonably required by Seller in the performance of Seller's obligations, such as: o making the Covered Unit(s) available for performance of Seller's Planned Maintenance and Unplanned Maintenance obligations and otherwise assisting Seller in pre-job activities and mobilization, o taking such emergency measures at the direction of Seller's Assigned Technical Advisor as are reasonably appropriate, in accordance with Prudent Electric Practice, to minimize damage which may result in or from the In-service Failure of a component, o directing its instrument technicians to remove and install electrical components and instruments at the direction of Seller's Assigned Technical advisor; o performing instrumentation calibrations. 4. Any special tools which were supplied with the Covered Units. 5. Operational Spares, parts (other than Parts Seller is required to provide under ...
Site Obligations. 4.1 The following obligations must be included within all tenancy agreements with plot holders and monitored by the Management Committee: The maximum amount of land rented by a tenant(s) at any one time shall be a total of 450 square metres. (Approximately 18 poles) The Council will not be responsible for the payment of any compensation to the tenant for improvements to his/her plot. The Tenant agrees to accept the following responsibilities, each of which is a condition subject to which the tenancy is held. The Tenant shall: a. Keep their allotment clean, in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in general good condition throughout the year. Judging what is and isn’t good condition shall be the responsibility of The Management Committee. b. Not cause any nuisance or annoyance to the occupier of any allotment, or obstruct any path set out by The Management Committee for the use of the occupiers of the allotments. c. Not use barbed wire fencing anywhere on site. d. Not erect any permanent structure without the prior written consent of The Management Committee. Any temporary buildings, e.g. sheds, are subject to permission being granted by the Management Committee. Permission shall not be unfairly withheld by either party. e. Not prune or cut any timber or other trees without the prior written consent of The Management Committee. Any issues will be addressed at the annual site inspection with The Council and The Management Committee. f. Not remove, take or sell any mineral, gravel, sand or clay from the site. g. Not, without the prior written consent of The Management Committee or The Council, plant any trees or crops, which require more than 12 months to mature. h. Ensure that any dog brought onto the site is kept on a lead at all times. It is an offence to allow a dog to foul on public land. i. Not keep any animals, livestock or bees on the Allotments. j. Not deposit any refuse (perishable or otherwise) at the site apart from manure and compost that enhance and enable growth. k. Agree to keep the site secure, allowing only members access to the site. l. Not bring any asbestos material onto the site under any circumstances. m. The Tenant shall allow an Officer of The Council, or any person that The Council has appointed as an agent, to enter the site with the purpose of inspecting or maintaining the property. n. All Tenants must be at least 18 years of age and, unless otherwise agreed by The Management Committee, a resident of the parish. Where ther...
Site Obligations. The Vendor recognizes that the Buyer’s mill operations must not be interrupted except as expressly agreed to in writing by the Buyer. The Vendor shall give advance notice to the Buyer prior to arrival at the Buyer’s Mill Sites.
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Site Obligations. At a mutually agreed upon date, the Plant Manager and the Program Manager shall meet to discuss planning of Planned Maintenance and Extra Work for the following calendar year for the purpose of timely preparation for the supply of parts and services. The Plant Manager and the Program Manager shall cooperate in the scheduling, coordination and planning of the Covered Unit Outages. No less than Long Term Services Agreement San Xxxx Combined Cycle Units 5 and 6 Proprietary and Confidential prior to the Outage date, Program Manager shall provide a written plan to the Plant Manager outlining the Outage logistics for the Covered Unit (and as necessary for the associated auxiliary equipment) and identifying all interface and Division of Responsibilities (DOR) requirements between PREPA and Contractor that may be necessary to efficiently perform the Outage. No less than Outage date, the Program Manager and a Contractor's Field Service representative shall meet with the Plant Manager and other PREPA designated representatives to review the outage planning, the outage schedule (Xxxxx chart), the Outage Resource Schedule, and to coordinate any interface and DOR requirements necessary for the Contractor to efficiently perform its work. PREPA and Contractor shall coordinate and confirm and PREPA shall execute completion of the relevant procedures necessary to render the Covered Units and other related equipment in compliance with lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures, prior to commencement of any Planned Maintenance Inspections or Extra Work. During Outages, PREPA and Contractor shall have a daily coordinating meeting to review the updated schedule timely identify any PREPA-caused or Contractor-caused delays that Parties may be aware of.
Site Obligations. Except as set forth on Schedule 3.25(e), the Real Estate is not subject to any condition or obligation to any governmental entity or other person requiring the owner or any transferee thereof to donate land, money, or other property or to make off-site public improvements.
Site Obligations. Seller has not entered into any agreement except the Development Order; the RiverTown Planned Unit Development zoning ordinance, which is Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxxx Ordinance No. 2005-100, as amended by Ordinance No. 2010-49 (“PUD”); that certain Memorandum of Understanding between Seller and the St. Xxxxx County School Board dated February 24, 2006 related to the school mitigation; St. Xxxxx River Water Management District permits; and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permits that would subject the Real Property to any condition or obligation to any governmental entity or other person requiring the owner or any transferee thereof to donate or transfer land, money or other property or to make off-site public improvements.
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