NO ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THIRD PARTIES Sample Clauses

NO ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THIRD PARTIES. The South Coast AQMD shall not seek to enforce the measure specified in Attachment A or any of the measures or initiatives in the AQIP or any of its terms against the Airport’s tenants, concessionaires, third party licensees, vendor(s), or other relevant operators doing business at Airport or City facilities.
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NO ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THIRD PARTIES. The South Coast AQMD shall not seek to enforce the MOU Measures or any of the measures or initiatives in the LAX AQIM or any of its terms against LAWA’s tenants, concessionaries, third party licensees, vendor, or other relevant operators doing business at LAWA facilities.
NO ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THIRD PARTIES. The South Coast AQMD shall not seek to enforce the measures specified in Attachment A or any of the measures or new initiatives in the AQIP or any of its terms against JWA’s tenants, concessionaries, third party licensees, vendors, or other relevant operators doing business at JWA facilities. // // // // // // //
NO ENFORCEMENT AGAINST THIRD PARTIES. The South Coast AQMD shall not seek to enforce the measures specified in Attachment A or any of the measures or new initiatives in the AQIP or any of its terms against JWA’s tenants, concessionaries, third party licensees, vendors, or other relevant operators doing business at JWA facilities. // // // // // // // Attachment A ATTACHMENT A MOU Schedules MOU SCHEDULE NO. 1 – GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT This MOU Schedule No. 1 is based on JWA’s AQIP measure for ground support equipment1.

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