Improvements Not On the Elm Road Site Sample Clauses

Improvements Not On the Elm Road Site. WEPCO hereby agrees that, if at any time on or prior to the end of the Term, any improvement is required or necessary because of applicable Law and/or Prudent Utility Practice for the use, operation and maintenance of Unit 1 and/or the New Common Facilities as contemplated herein or by the Ground Leases, the Ownership Agreements and/or the O&M Agreements and is made in accordance with Prudent Utility Practice, applicable Law and the Ground Lease, and such improvement is or will be located on land outside the boundaries of the Elm Road Site, but within the boundaries of the Land, WEPCO shall, subject to its review and approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed, prior to commencement of such improvement, enter into an amendment to this Agreement or other document (in recordable form reasonably acceptable to the Parties) with the Grantees amending the definitions of Parcel 1, the New Common Facilities Easement Area, the Access Easement Area, and/or the Elm Road Site appropriately to include such additional land that would be necessary and appropriate in connection with the use, operation and maintenance of such improvement to Unit 1 and/or the New Common Facilities to its full use and benefit, all at no cost or expense to WEPCO. WEPCO and the Grantees agree to cooperate with each other in connection with, and to use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize any costs and expenses (including State of Wisconsin and Milwaukee County and Racine County recordation taxes) to be incurred as a result of, the granting of any such real estate interests.
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