Common use of Relocation for a Third Party Clause in Contracts

Relocation for a Third Party. 8.9.1 If any removal, relaying, or relocation is required to accommodate the construction, 8.9.2 Unless the matter is governed by a valid contract or Applicable Law, or unless Franchisee’s Cable System was improperly installed and if installed properly, the removal, relocation or relaying would be unnecessary, the reasonable cost of removal, relaying, or relocation will be borne by such Person requesting the removal, relaying, or relocation. 8.9.3 The City may direct Franchisee to remove, relay, or relocate its facilities pending resolution of a dispute as to responsibility for costs upon posting of a bond by such Person requesting such removal, relaying or relocation in the amount of Franchisee’s estimated costs. 8.9.4 Upon the request of a Person holding a valid permit, other than an entity covered by Section 8.8 above, Franchisee will temporarily raise or lower its wires to allow buildings or other objects to be moved. The requesting Person will pay for any expense associated with such temporary removal or raising or lowering of wires. Franchisee will have the authority to estimate the reasonable material and labor costs and require payment of the same in advance. Franchisee will be given not less than thirty (30) days advance notice to arrange for such temporary wire changes.