Operation Requirements. F7.1 The Project shall be designed so that construction, operation and maintenance should be possible without adversely affecting the operations of Utility.
Operation Requirements. 6.1 The Facility shall be designed so that construction, operation and maintenance should be possible without adversely affecting the operations of JPS.
Operation Requirements. Licensee agrees to the following:
Operation Requirements. In addition to the operational requirements set forth in the VAST Regional Communication Interoperability and Fiber Agreement, the parties agree to the operational requirements as follows: The VAST Member who owns the Communication Asset (Grantor) considers the assets covered by this permit to be a Low priority circuit and as such, shall perform all necessary maintenance, repair, replacement, operation and management of the Communications Asset as time allows based on the Grantor’s priorities. 7.4
Operation Requirements. The Facility shall be designed so that construction, operation and maintenance should be possible without adversely affecting the operations of BLPC. The Facility shall be capable of operating in parallel with BLPC’s Grid.
Operation Requirements. Lessee agrees to construct Recreational Improvements on the Premises (including grading) and to operate and maintain the Premises and Recreational Improvements during the Term according to the terms and conditions stated in this Lease and such additional operating terms and conditions which will be submitted to LAWA Chief Executive Officer (“Chief Executive Officer”) for approval before construction commences (“Operation Requirements”). Lessee shall use the Premises in strict compliance with said Operation Requirements, and all other provisions of this Lease. Any material changes in Operation Requirements, shall be subject to Chief Executive Officer’s prior review and written approval. Without limiting the foregoing, the Operation Requirements shall include the following:
Operation Requirements. During the Term, the User must carry out any works on the Designated Facility on the following basis:
Operation Requirements. LAVWMA will design, operate and maintain its facilities at no cost to EBDA such that the maximum pressure on a closed valve at the point of connection to EBDA’s System will not exceed an equivalent water surface elevation of 65 feet above mean sea level. LAVWMA’s valve at the point of connection shall be operated only by EBDA only after providing oral or written notice to LAVWMA. It is anticipated that either EBDA or LAVWMA may be required to interrupt flow from time to time for inspection, maintenance and repair of each Party’s respective facilities, in which event each shall give the other adequate advance written notice for the other to make provisions for adequate disposal, to isolate the two systems, and to protect each system from damage. In the event that either Party makes or causes any significant change in the operation of its facilities that would foreseeably affect the other, it shall advise the other either orally or in writing as soon as such change is known. In the event of an emergency requiring an immediate shut-down or isolation of either EBDA’s or LAVWMA’s facilities, both Parties shall coordinate their operations and jointly take the affected facility out of service to avoid or minimize damage to either Party’s facilities. Each Party shall operate and maintain its respective system so as not to damage the other Party’s system. Each Party shall hold the other free and harmless from all liability or damage incurred by the other or by a third party as a direct and proximate result of any failure by such Party to properly operate and maintain its system.
Operation Requirements. The operation shall not locate, store, discharge, or permit the discharge of any treated, untreated, or inadequately treated liquid, gaseous, or solid materials of such nature, quantity, obnoxiousness, toxicity, or temperature that might run off, seep, percolate, or wash or be harmful to human, animal, plant, or aquatic life. Any oil or other hazardous fluids must be stored in a designated containment area that complies with all Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WI-DNR) regulations.
Operation Requirements. The Facility will be operated using the typical blend of coals and alternative fuels including spec oil, Tire Derived Fuel (TDF), activated carbon, and conditioned ash, as such alternative fuels may be available from time to time. Necessary arrangements will be made with HECO. Process steam will continue to be exported to Chevron during the Capacity Test. The Capacity Test will be scheduled such that coal unloading will occur from the Kalaeloa harbor. The Facility will be brought to the test point as directed by the CTC. Once the Facility reaches the test point load, it shall be allowed to stabilize for at least 2 hours to achieve steady-state equilibrium conditions. After the Facility has stabilized, the CTC will announce commencement of each test and recording of test data shall begin. Communications will be verified between the control room and all test personnel located outside the control room. Watches of all test personnel will be synchronized to the time indicated by the system clock or equivalent. Changes in equipment status and the time of status change will be recorded by the Control Room Technician (“CRT”) in the CRT log. Changes in equipment status which could jeopardize the test will be evaluated by the CTC. Any unsafe condition which is observed during the test will be brought to the attention of the CRT.
