Declaration of Major Breach and Takeover/Replacement Service Sample Clauses

Declaration of Major Breach and Takeover/Replacement Service. If the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors determines that a major breach has occurred, and if the nature of the breach is, in the Board’s opinion, such that public health and safety are endangered, and after Contractor has been given notice and reasonable opportunity to correct such deficiency, Contractor shall cooperate completely and immediately with County to effect a prompt and orderly takeover/ replacement which shall be effected within seventy-two (72) hours after finding of major breach by the Board of Supervisors. Contractor shall provide the ambulances and crew stations in San Joaquin County to County, in mitigation of any damages to County, resulting from Contractor’s breach or failure to perform. However, during County’s takeover of the ambulances and equipment, County and Contractor will be considered lessee and lessor, respectively.
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Declaration of Major Breach and Takeover/Replacement Service. A. If the San Xxxxxxx County Board of Supervisors determines that a major breach has occurred, and if the nature of the breach is, in the Board’s opinion, such that public health and safety are endangered, and after Contractor has been given notice and reasonable opportunity to correct such deficiency, Contractor shall cooperate completely and immediately with County to effect a prompt and orderly takeover/ replacement which shall be effected within 72 hours after finding of major breach by the Board of Supervisors.
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Declaration of Major Breach and Takeover/Replacement Service. If the City determines that a Major Breach has occurred, and if the nature of the breach is, in the City’s opinion, such that public health and safety are endangered, and after Contractor has been given written notice and 30 days to correct such deficiency, Contractor shall cooperate completely and immediately with the City to effect a prompt and orderly takeover or replacement by the City of Contractor’s City of Great Falls operations. If requested by the City, the Contractor shall lease up to three ambulances and equipment in Great Falls, for a term not to exceed 180 days at fair market value in mitigation of any damages to the City, resulting from Contractor’s breach or failure to perform. However, during the City’s takeover of the ambulances and equipment, the City and the Contractor will be considered lessee and lessor, respectively.
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Declaration of Major Breach and Takeover/Replacement Service. If NOR-CAL determines that a Major Breach has occurred, and if the nature of the breach is, in NOR-CAL’s opinion, such that public health and safety are endangered, and after SEMSA has been given notice and reasonable opportunity to correct such deficiency, SEMSA shall cooperate completely and immediately with NOR-CAL to effect a prompt and orderly takeover or replacement by the SEMSA’s Lassen County operations.
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