System Support Operations; Dispatching Sample Clauses

System Support Operations; Dispatching. (a) The parties recognize that each SSO Facility has been used by CRR and CRC to provide a support function benefitting the CRC rail system as a whole (e.g., system-wide crew management or signal repair support functions). It is expected that each of CSXT and NYC, on the one hand, and NSR and PRR, on the other hand, may require the use or benefit of or access to the func- tions and support provided by the SSO Facilities for a period of time after the Closing Date. Accordingly, the SSO Facilities shall be included in Retained Assets and will continue to be owned by CRR, CRC or its Affiliates. Until a party terminates its use of an SSO Facility as provided below, (i) the costs of operating such SSO Facility shall be included in Corporate Level Liabilities and (ii) such SSO Facility shall be operated for the benefit of both CSXT and NYC, on the one hand, and NSR and PRR, on the other hand, based on their operating and administrative needs. (b) Each of CSXT and NYC, on the one hand, and NSR and PRR, on the other hand, shall have the right, upon six months' prior written notice, to notify the other that it no longer needs the use of or access to all or any specified portion of the func- tions performed at a particular SSO Facility. If the party receiving such notice notifies the other party within thirty days of receipt of such notice that it no longer needs the use of or access to all or the same specified portion of the functions performed at a particular SSO Facility, then the effective date of the notice sent by the receiving party shall be deemed to be the same as that of the notice which it received from the notifying party. If the notice relates to less than the entire SSO Facility, it shall state with specificity the particular func- tion(s) and/or Continuing CRC Management position(s) covered by the notice. Notices may be given at any time before or after the Closing Date and in each case shall specify an effective date which shall be a date on or after the Closing Date that is not less than six months after the date such notice is given. From and after the effective date of a notice, all costs associated and incurred after the effective date of such notice with the SSO Facility (or portion thereof) and Continuing CRC Management positions identified in the notice shall cease to be Corporate Level Liabilities and will be allocated entirely to and be the responsibility of the party continuing to use the functions performed at the SSO Facility or portion ...
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