Common use of Approval Process Clause in Contracts

Approval Process. 1. Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Laws, TekSavvy will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis Section 6. 2. The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receipt. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by the County. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy shall not undertake Work of any kind until it is in receipt of the Approved Plans or amended Approved Plans, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by TekSavvy, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her reasonable discretion shall prevail. 4. TekSavvy is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvy’s applications for same. 5. TekSavvy further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, and the minimum standards of the County, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy and any other user of the Highway(s), it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third party.

Approval Process. 1. Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Lawsthis Agreement, TekSavvy will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans its installation plan (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 6. 2. The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal consider the Plans submitted by TekSavvy and, within a reasonable period of time following submission of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receiptPlans, shall either approve or not approve the Work as presented in the applicable Plan. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by the County. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, or anyother Plan which may be required by the County, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy shall TekSavvyshall not undertake Work of any kind until it is in receipt of the Approved Plans Plan or an amended Approved PlansPlan, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by the TekSavvy, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her reasonable sole and absolute discretion shall prevail. 4. TekSavvy is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works the Project in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvy’s applications for sameProject. 5. TekSavvy further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, any agency, and the County, and to satisfy the Countythat the Works will be completed to and meet the minimum standards of the County, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy and any other user of the Highway(s)) and the associated right-of-way, it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy to TekSavvyto resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third party.

Approval Process. 1. Before commencing any Works that require under this Agreement, the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Laws, TekSavvy Gas Company will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans the Distribution Pipeline Plan (including any amendments thereto) and its plan for the Decommissioning of the Old Line with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 6. 2. The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal consider the Distribution Pipeline Plan and any other Plans submitted by the Gas Company and, within a reasonable period of time following submission of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receiptPlans, shall either approve or not approve the Work as presented in the applicable Plan. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the PlansDistribution Pipeline Plan or any other Plan, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy the Gas Company with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the PlansDistribution Pipeline Plan or any other Plan, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by the CountyHighways. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, the Distribution Pipeline Plan or any other Plan which may be required by the County provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy The Gas Company shall not undertake Work of any kind until it is they are in receipt of the Approved Plans Plan or an amended Approved PlansPlan, as the case may be, and the issuing of the relevant permits have been issued by the Countypermits. 3. Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy the Gas Company regarding the requirements of the Distribution Pipeline Plan or any Plan to be other Plans submitted by TekSavvythe Gas Company or required by the County, the opinion and requirements requirement of the County Engineer Engineer, in her reasonable discretion sole discretion, shall prevail. 4. TekSavvy The Gas Company is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works with the Project in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvy’s applications for sameProject. 5. TekSavvy The Gas Company further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, any agency, and the County, and to satisfy the County that the Works will be completed to and meet the minimum standards of the County, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy the Gas Company to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy the Gas Company and any other user of the Highway(s)) and the associate right-of-way, it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy the Gas Company to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third party.

Approval Process. 1. 7.1 Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Laws, TekSavvy NFTC will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 67. 2. 7.2 The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receipt. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy NFTC with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by Rights-of-way within the County’s jurisdiction. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy NFTC shall not undertake Work of any kind Work, excluding for routine work, until it the County is in receipt of the Approved Plans or amended Approved Plans, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. 7.3 Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy NFTC regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by TekSavvyNFTC, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her his reasonable discretion shall prevail. To the extent that any Legislation or County requirements would violate NFTC’ obligations with respect to the terms of this Agreement or federal law applicable to NFTC, NFTC shall not be required to comply with the same. 4. TekSavvy 7.4 Excluding routine work as set forth in Section 5 in this Road User Agreement, NFTC is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvyNFTC’s applications for the same. 5. TekSavvy 7.5 NFTC further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, and the minimum standards of the County, which minimum standards of the County include, but are not limited to, the minimum standards recommended by The Transportation Association of Canada Guidelines, with necessary modifications for site specific issues, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. 7.6 Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy NFTC to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways Rights-of-Way where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy NFTC and any other user of the Highway(s)Rights- of-ay, it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy Parties to this Agreement will work together in good faith to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third partydispute.

Approval Process. 1. Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Lawsthis Agreement, TekSavvy Pleasant Valley will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans its installation plan (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 6. 2. The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal consider the Plans submitted by Pleasant Valley and, within a reasonable period of time following submission of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receiptPlans, shall either approve or not approve the Work as presented in the applicable Plan. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy Pleasant Valley with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by the County. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, or anyother Plan which may be required by the County, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy Pleasant Valley shall not undertake Work of any kind until it is in receipt of the Approved Plans Plan or an amended Approved PlansPlan, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy Pleasant Valley regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by TekSavvythe Pleasant Valley, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her reasonable sole and absolute discretion shall prevail. 4. TekSavvy Pleasant Valley is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works with the Project in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvy’s applications for sameProject. 5. TekSavvy Pleasant Valley further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, any agency, and the County, and to satisfy the County that the Works will be completed to and meet the minimum standards of the County, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy Pleasant Valley to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy Pleasant Valley and any other user of the Highway(s)) and the associated right-of-way, it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy Pleasant Valley to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third party.

Approval Process. 1. Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Laws, TekSavvy Cogeco will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 6. 2. The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receipt. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy Cogeco with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in to be reasonably required to meet the best interest of the County County's requirements in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by the County. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy Cogeco shall not undertake Work of any kind until it is in receipt of the Approved Plans or amended Approved Plans, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy Cogeco regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by TekSavvyCogeco, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her his reasonable discretion shall prevail. 4. TekSavvy Cogeco is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvy’s applications for same. 5. TekSavvy Cogeco further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, and the minimum standards of the County, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy Cogeco to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy Cogeco and any other user of the Highway(s), it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy Cogeco to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third party.

Approval Process. 1. 7.1 Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Laws, TekSavvy TELUS will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 67. 2. 7.2 The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receipt. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy TELUS with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by Rights-of- way within the County’s jurisdiction. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy TELUS shall not undertake Work of any kind Work, excluding for routine work, until it the County is in receipt of the Approved Plans or amended Approved Plans, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. 7.3 Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy TELUS regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by TekSavvyTELUS, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her his reasonable discretion shall prevail. To the extent that any Legislation or County requirements would violate TELUS’ obligations with respect to the terms of this Agreement or federal law applicable to TELUS, TELUS shall not be required to comply with the same. 4. TekSavvy 7.4 Excluding routine work as set forth in Section 5 in this Road User Agreement, TELUS is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvyTELUS’s applications for the same. 5. TekSavvy 7.5 TELUS further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, and the minimum standards of the County, which minimum standards of the County include, but are not limited to, the minimum standards recommended by The Transportation Association of Canada Guidelines, with necessary modifications for site specific issues, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. 7.6 Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy TELUS to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways Rights-of-Way where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy TELUS and any other user of the Highway(s)Rights- of-ay, it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy Parties to this Agreement will work together in good faith to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third partydispute.

Approval Process. 1. Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Lawsthis Agreement, TekSavvy Union Water will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans its installation plan (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 6. 2. The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal consider the Plans submitted by Union Water and, within a reasonable period of time following submission of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receiptPlans, shall either approve or not approve the Work as presented in the applicable Plan. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy Union Water with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by the County. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, or any other Plan which may be required by the County, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy Union Water shall not undertake Work of any kind until it is in receipt of the Approved Plans Plan or an amended Approved PlansPlan, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy Union Water regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by TekSavvyUnion Water, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her reasonable sole and absolute discretion shall prevail. 4. TekSavvy Union Water is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works with the Project in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvy’s applications for sameProject. 5. TekSavvy Union Water further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, any agency, and the County, and to satisfy the County that the Works will be completed to and meet the minimum standards of the County, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy Union Water to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy Union Water and any other user of the Highway(s)) and the associated right-of-way, it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy Union Water to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third party.

Approval Process. 1. 7.1 Before commencing any Works that require the issuance of County permits or County approvals under Applicable Laws, TekSavvy XPLORE will deposit both a digital copy and a hard copy of all necessary Plans (including any amendments thereto) with the County Engineer for review and approval pursuant to the terms ofthis of this Section 67. 2. 7.2 The County Engineer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and provide approval or refusal of such Plans within ten (10) business days of receipt. In the event the County Engineer does not approve the Plans, the County Engineer shall issue written instructions to TekSavvy XPLORE with any additional information or modifications which are reasonably required by the County Engineer with respect to the Plans, including the imposition of any reasonable terms and conditions as the County Engineer considers in the best interest of the County in its capacity as custodian of the Highways owned by Rights-of- way within the County’s jurisdiction. The Parties agree to work together in good faith to consider amendments to Plans, provided such amendments comply with Applicable Laws. However, TekSavvy XPLORE shall not undertake Work of any kind Work, excluding for routine work, until it the County is in receipt of the Approved Plans or amended Approved Plans, as the case may be, and the relevant permits have been issued by the County. 3. 7.3 Should there be any disagreement between the County and TekSavvy XPLORE regarding the requirements of any Plan to be submitted by TekSavvyXPLORE, the opinion and requirements of the County Engineer in her his reasonable discretion shall prevail. To the extent that any Legislation or County requirements would violate XPLORE’ obligations with respect to the terms of this Agreement or federal law applicable to XPLORE, XPLORE shall not be required to comply with the same. 4. TekSavvy 7.4 Excluding routine work as set forth in Section 5 in this Road User Agreement, XPLORE is required to consult with the County Engineer in advance of commencing any Works in order to determine what permits and/or approvals are required and agreesto agrees to apply for and obtain all such permits and/or approvals from the County for the Works. The County shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide approval or refusal of permits within ten (10) business days of receiving TekSavvyXPLORE’s applications for the same. 5. TekSavvy 7.5 XPLORE further agrees that prior to commencement of any Work pursuant to this Agreement, it shall obtain all other permits and approvals which are required pursuant to any Applicable Laws, including, where necessary, the approval of any federal, provincial, and/or lower tier municipal government, and the minimum standards of the County, which minimum standards of the County include, but are not limited to, the minimum standards recommended by The Transportation Association of Canada Guidelines, with necessary modifications for site specific issues, in order to commence any of the Works. 6. 7.6 Furthermore, it shall be the sole and absolute responsibility of TekSavvy XPLORE to notify any other person or body of which it is aware or otherwise notified by the County, which is operating any equipment, installations, utilities, or other facilities, within the Highways Rights-of-Way where such Work is to be conducted, of the details of the anticipated Work so as to minimize the potential interference with or damage to such existing equipment, installation, utilities, and other facilities by the said Work, and so as to maintain the integrity and security thereof. Should any dispute arise between TekSavvy XPLORE and any other user of the Highway(s)Rights- of-ay, it is the sole responsibility of TekSavvy Parties to this Agreement will work together in good faith to resolve the dispute to the satisfaction of itself and any affected third partydispute.