Termination for Defaults Not Cured Clause Samples
Termination for Defaults Not Cured. The City may terminate this Agreement for defaults that are not cured within the time allowed by this section by providing 30 days’ notice to Franchisee of its intent to terminate. Franchisee may avoid termination by completely curing the default(s), including payment of the penalty required by Subsection B of this section, unless the notice of termination is the third notice of termination within a 12 month period for unrelated defaults. Franchisee may challenge a notice of termination by providing a written protest to the City Manager within 10 business days of the date of the notice of termination. The City Manager, on receipt of the protest shall either grant the protest, in which case the Agreement will remain in place, or refer the matter to the City Council for a decision. The termination will not become final until after the decision by the City Manager or City Council.
Termination for Defaults Not Cured. The City may terminate this Franchise for defaults that are not cured within the time allowed by Subsection A of this section by providing a notice of termination to Franchisee. Franchisee may challenge the notice of termination by providing a written protest to the City Manager within 10 business days of the date of the notice of termination. The City Manager, on receipt of the protest, shall either grant the protest, in which case the Franchise will remain in place, or refer the matter to the City Council for a decision. The termination will not become final until after the decision by the City Manager or City Council. Because of the potential public health and safety risks that could arise as a result of cessation of natural gas delivery within the City, if the City decides to terminate the Franchise, it shall set a termination date that allows for implementation of a plan to assure continued natural gas delivery service.
Termination for Defaults Not Cured. The City may terminate this Agreement for any defaults that are not cured within the time allowed by Subsection A of this Section by providing a notice of termination to Franchisee. Franchisee may challenge the notice of termination by providing a written protest to the City Manager within ten business days of the date of the notice of termination. The City Manager, on receipt of the protest, shall either grant the protest, in which case the Agreement will remain in effect, or refer the matter to the City Council for a decision. The termination will not become final until after the decision by the City Manager or City Council.
Termination for Defaults Not Cured. The City may terminate this Agreement for defaults that are not cured within the time allowed by Subsection A of this section by providing a written notice of termination to Franchisee describing the default in reasonable detail. Franchisee may challenge the notice of termination by providing a written protest to the City Manager within 10 business days of the date of the notice of termination. The City Manager, on receipt of the protest, shall either grant the protest, in which case the Agreement will remain in effect, or refer the matter to the City Council for a decision. The termination will not become final until after the decision by the City Manager or City Council. Because of the potential public health and safety risks that could arise as a result of cessation of power distribution within the City, if the City decides to terminate this Agreement, it shall set a termination date that allows for implementation of a plan to assure continued electric service.