Access for Emergency Repairs Sample Clauses

Access for Emergency Repairs. If GRANTEE needs immediate access to the Property to effect Emergency Repairs, as defined below, GRANTEE shall contact the Director of Airports or his designee and any Co-users, as defined in subsection (e) below, and request immediate access for the emergency work. For purposes of this grant of easement, Emergency Repairs means all necessary work to respond to an unplanned event that would pose an imminent threat of overflow or would release sewage or recycled water to the environment if no immediate action were taken by the GRANTEE and where emergency work has been authorized by the GRANTEE’s Board of Directors as permitted in Section 22050(b)(1) of the California Public Contract Code. To enable the Director of Airports to (i) evaluate the request, and (ii) determine if NOTAMS are necessary, when requesting access to effect Emergency Repairs, GRANTEE shall provide sufficient information of the time the Emergency Work is to take place, the expected duration of the work, as well as the height of equipment proposed to be used,. If the Emergency Repairs require use of equipment that exceeds the Height Limit, FAA review and/or approval may be required, which could delay access for the emergency work. The Director of Airports will endeavor to respond to requests for access for Emergency Repairs as promptly as possible.
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Access for Emergency Repairs. Lessor may arrange for emergency repairs or alterations to be carried out without the consent of Lessee. Such emergency repairs shall be performed as quickly as reasonably possible. Lessee shall permit access to the Premises and may not delay or obstruct the performance of the work. The provisions of Section 11.1 paragraphs 2 and 3 above shall apply accordingly.
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