Maintenance and Changes Sample Clauses

Maintenance and Changes. PSINet shall be responsible for maintenance and repair of the POP-to-POP Interconnect Facility on PSINet's side of the point of demarcation. Any improvement, modification, addition to, relocation, or removal of, the POP-to-POP Interconnect Facility by PSINet at the IXC Premises is subject to prior review and written approval by IXC Transmission Engineering Department and the cost of such improvement, modification, addition to, relocation, or removal of, the POP-to-POP Interconnect Facility will be the sole responsibility of PSINet. IXC's approval will not be unreasonably withheld and in the event IXC fails to respond to PSINet's written request within thirty (30) days of receiving PSINet's request for such changes, IXC's shall be deemed to have approved PSINet's request.
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Maintenance and Changes. The Provider shall arrange and pay for all external and internal maintenance and the replacement of technical installations. The Provider shall also arrange for operation and cleaning of the Premises and the Common Areas. The Provider shall ensure that the Premises comply with any technical building and construction requirements that are laid down by public law and that apply to the Premises, based on the activities to be conducted by the Customer in accordance with Clause 2, and shall cover the costs associated therewith. Any public law requirements which are triggered by the Customer’s activities/use of the Premises, and which do not pertain to technical building and construction matters or to zoning matters, are the responsibility of the Customer. The Provider shall be granted access to the Premises during office/business hours on all days, for purposes of repair, maintenance, inspection, appraisal, refurbishment work, etc. The Customer shall accept such work without any damages or reduction of the Consideration, unless the Customer suffers material inconvenience. The Provider may freely change the size, location and design of the Premises and the Common Areas. The Customer shall carry out no changes at, or to, the Premises without the prior written consent of the Provider.
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Maintenance and Changes. A. While Artist should design the Art to be relatively maintenance-free, the Town shall be responsible for maintenance of the Art, including periodic cleaning as necessary to remove the buildup of dust and dirt. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Town shall not be liable for degradation caused by normal wear and tear, vandalism, theft, damage by motor vehicles and weathering.
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Maintenance and Changes. 5.1. Exalate reserves the right to make operational or technical changes to the Software, and to modify, add or remove certain functionalities. Exalate shall provide prompt written notification to customer of any changes, modifications or removal of certain functionalities to the Software through release notes.
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Maintenance and Changes. Cogent shall provide all maintenance and repair of the Interconnect Facility on Cogent’s side of the maintenance demarcation point. Any improvement, modification, addition to, relocation, or removal of, the Interconnect Facility by Cogent at Transmission Sites or other Williams premises shall be subject to Williams’ prior review and written approval and shall be performed by Williams to the extent required work is on Williams’ side of the applicable demarcation point. Cogent shall pay the Cost of such improvement, modification, ​ FOIA CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED BY COGENT COMMUNICATIONS, INC. addition to, relocation, or removal of, the Interconnect Facility and of the Cost of repairing any damage due to Cogent’s actions. Williams’ maintenance responsibility shall be limited to the Interconnect Facilities on its side of the maintenance demarcation point and the associated cross connect or other connection at that point.
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Maintenance and Changes. Client will provide updates to the web site for a period of 1 year. If the Client or an agent other than the consultant attempts to update the web pages, time to repair web pages will be assessed at the hourly rate of Per hour, and is not included as part of the updating time.
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Maintenance and Changes. Client will provide all updates and changes to the website for period of service using the MemberLeap Content Manager unless Client asks for a quote to have Xxxxx provide service to the website for them. Minor updates or changes not exceed more than 5 minutes may be provided for free at the discretion of Xxxxx. Maintenance and changes shall be performed to the webpages at the hourly median rate (currently $145 per hour, subject to change at the discretion of Xxxxx) and will be applied to that month’s billing statement. No work will be performed without approval by the Client. No other parties shall have the right to change the website during the maintenance period. If the Client or an agent other than Xxxxx attempts updating the webpages and needs to have Xxxxx spend any time to repair webpages, hourly charges will be assessed, at the median hourly rate (currently $145 per hour, subject to change at the discretion of Xxxxx) and is not included as part of the monthly fees. In the case of the Client using a hosting-only set up from Xxxxx, then Xxxxx is not required to offer any service to the website, other than to the hosting system itself, unless expressly stated in the above agreement.
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Maintenance and Changes. ‌ The Services shall be performed by Supplier to ensure the County Systems are dedicated to County, Eligible Customers, and Authorized Users, with the entire usable bandwidth Available for the benefit of County, Eligible Customers, and Authorized Users, twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, three hundred and sixty-five (365) days a year, except for planned preventative or emergency Maintenance undertaken within Maintenance Windows. All regular Maintenance and planned system Changes for all County Systems will be performed by Supplier in accordance with the Change Control Process referenced in Exhibit W (County Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines) to the Agreement and during the Maintenance Windows, which are scheduled on from pacific time as of the Reference Date, and are subject to Blackout Periods and modification identified or required by County. All Maintenance performed during the Maintenance Windows must be Approved by the Change Advisory Board and the Outage must be limited to the number of Approved hours and specified beginning and end times. All County Systems Changes shall be performed by Supplier during the Maintenance Windows, or as otherwise scheduled and Approved by County, and Supplier Personnel must be as required to complete Changes during the Maintenance Windows or as otherwise scheduled with County Approval. Tasks which require an Outage outside of the Maintenance Windows must be Approved by County through the Change Control Process and shall be scheduled to minimize business impacts and disruptions. Any Outages arising out of planned preventative or emergency Maintenance undertaken within a Maintenance Window shall be excluded from SLR calculations only if undertaken with the prior written Approval of County and in accordance with County’s Approval as to the Change and the length of the Outage. Even if a Change takes place during the Maintenance Window, the amount of time allowed for the particular Change to occur is determined by the Approved Change Request, not by the available Maintenance Window. An email from County or an Approved, written Change Request is sufficient to document that written Approval was obtained. Any Outages resulting from planned Changes that take place outside of the Maintenance Window Approved by County and undertaken pursuant to County’s instructions shall also be excluded from SLR calculations unless such Maintenance outside of the Maintenance Window was necessitated by an act, or failure to a...
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