Common use of Termination by County Clause in Contracts

Termination by County. This Agreement may be revoked and terminated at any time by resolution of the Williamson County Commissioners Court if such revocation and termination is reasonably required by the public interest (as hereinafter set forth), after providing fifteen (15) days written notice to the Licensee. Subject to prior written notification to Licensee or its successors-in-interest, this Agreement is revocable by the County and deemed to be required by the public interest if: 1. the Licensee’s Improvements, or a portion of them, interfere with the County’s right-of-way; 2. use of the Licensed Property becomes necessary for a public purpose; 3. the Licensee’s Improvements, or a portion of them, constitute a danger to the public which the County deems, in its sole discretion, not to be remediable by alteration or maintenance of such improvements; 4. despite fifteen (15) days written notice to Licensee, maintenance or alteration necessary to alleviate a danger to the public has not been made; or 5. Licensee fails to comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement including, but not limited to, any insurance requirements specified herein.

Termination by County. This Agreement may be revoked and terminated at any time by resolution of the Williamson Xxxxxxxxxx County Commissioners Court if such revocation and termination is reasonably required by the public interest (as hereinafter set forth), after providing fifteen (15) days written notice to the Licensee. Subject to prior written notification to Licensee or its successors-in-interest, this Agreement is revocable by the County and deemed to be required by the public interest if: 1. the Licensee’s Improvements, or a portion of them, interfere with the County’s right-of-way; 2. use of the Licensed Property becomes necessary for a public purpose; 3. the Licensee’s Improvements, or a portion of them, constitute a danger to the public which the County deems, in its sole discretion, not to be remediable by alteration or maintenance of such improvements; 4. despite fifteen (15) days written notice to Licensee, maintenance or alteration necessary to alleviate a danger to the public has not been made; or 5. Licensee fails to comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement including, but not limited to, any insurance requirements specified herein.

Termination by County. This Agreement may be revoked and terminated at any time by resolution of the Williamson County Commissioners Court if such revocation and termination is reasonably required by the public interest (as hereinafter set forth), after providing fifteen (15) days written notice to the Licensee. Subject to prior written notification to Licensee or its successors-in-interest, this Agreement is revocable by the County and deemed to be required by the public interest if: 1. the Licensee’s 's Improvements, or a portion of them, interfere with the County’s 's right-of-way; 2. use of the Licensed Property becomes necessary for a public purpose; 3. the Licensee’s 's Improvements, or a portion of them, constitute a danger to the public which the County deems, in its sole discretion, not to be remediable by alteration or maintenance of such improvements; 4. despite fifteen (15) days written notice to Licensee, maintenance or alteration necessary to alleviate a danger to the public has not been made; or 5. Licensee fails to comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement including, but not limited to, any insurance requirements specified herein.

Termination by County. This Agreement may be revoked and terminated at any time by resolution of the Williamson Xxxxxxxxxx County Commissioners Court if such revocation and termination is reasonably required by the public interest (as hereinafter set forth), after providing fifteen thirty (1530) days days’ written notice to the Licensee. Subject to prior written notification to Licensee or its successors-—in-—interest, this Agreement is revocable terminable by the County and deemed to be required by in the public interest if: 1. the Licensee’s Improvements, or a portion of them, interfere with the County’s right-of-way; 2. use of the Licensed Property becomes necessary for a public purpose; 3. the Licensee’s Improvements, or a portion of them, constitute a danger to the public which the County deems, in its sole discretion, not to be remediable by alteration or maintenance of such improvements; 4. despite fifteen thirty (1530) days days’ written notice to Licensee, maintenance or alteration necessary to alleviate a danger to the public has not been made; or 5. Licensee fails to comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement including, but not limited to, any insurance requirements specified herein.