UTILITY COMMITMENT (WATER Sample Clauses

UTILITY COMMITMENT (WATER. 5.1 Owner will negotiate and finalize a transfer agreement between Manville Water Supply Corporation (“Manville”) and the City to transfer the Property from Manville’s Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) to the City’s CCN pursuant to and in accordance with Texas Water Code Section 13.248 in a form acceptable to and approved by the City. The Owner shall thereafter submit to the Public Utility Commission (“PUC”) of Texas and diligently pursue obtaining approval of the CCN transfer agreement for the Property. The Owner shall be responsible for any and all costs of obtaining the transfer agreement between Manville and the City and the PUC approval of the CCN transfer. If the Owner and Xxxxxxxx xxxxxx on an amount to be paid to Manville in order to obtain approval of the CCN transfer in accordance with a CCN transfer agreement in a form mutually acceptable to Manville and the City, the Owner shall be responsible for all amounts due and payable to Manville required to obtain Manville’s approval of the CCN transfer agreement.
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