Common use of Adjoining Properties Clause in Contracts

Adjoining Properties. If Applicable Law and existing easements do not ensure that structures or plantings on adjoining property will not interfere with the solar access for the Project, then Host and Provider shall work together to obtain from owners of adjoining properties any easements reasonably necessary to protect the solar access of the Project. Such easements shall run for the benefit of both Host and Provider. This agreement shall be amended to reflect additional expenses the Provider incurs for the expense of obtaining such easements, including payments to property owners and legal costs, and the rates payable by Host for electric energy from the Project and the Host’s option to purchase the Project as described in Exhibit B shall be increased by an amount sufficient for Provider to fully amortize such costs, over a period equal to the lesser of (i) ten years or (ii) the remaining term of this Agreement, but in no circumstances shall the Host’s cost for electricity be increased by more than fifty percent to cover these aforesaid costs.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Power Purchase Agreement, Power Purchase Agreement, Power Purchase Agreement