Relocation Obligation Clause Samples
A Relocation Obligation clause requires one party, typically a tenant or employee, to move from their current location to a new one as directed by the other party, such as a landlord or employer. This clause often outlines the conditions under which relocation may occur, the notice period required, and any compensation or assistance provided for the move. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility for the party requesting the relocation, ensuring operational needs or business interests can be met while establishing clear expectations and procedures for those affected by the move.
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Relocation Obligation. The Company shall Relocate any Company Facility in City Streets or in Other City Property at no cost or expense to the City whenever such Relocation is necessary for the completion of any Public Project. In the case of Relocation that is necessary for the completion of any Public Project in a Public Utility Easement, the Company shall not be responsible for any relocation costs. For all Relocations, the Company and the City agree to cooperate on the location and Relocation of the Company Facilities in the City Streets or Other City Property in order to achieve Relocation in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. Notwithstanding the foregoing, once the Company has completed a Relocation of any Company Facility at the City’s direction, if the City requests a Relocation of the same Company Facility within two (2) years, the subsequent Relocation shall not be at the Company’s expense. Nothing provided herein shall prevent the Company from recovering its Relocation costs and expenses from third-parties.
Relocation Obligation. The Company shall temporarily or permanently relocate, change or alter the position of any Company Facility (collectively, “Relocate(s),” “Relocation(s)” or “Relocated”) in City Streets or Other City Property at no cost or expense to the City whenever such Relocation is necessary for the completion of any Public Project. In the case of Relocation that is necessary for the completion of any Public Project in a Public Utility Easement, the Company shall not be responsible for any Relocation costs. In the event of any Relocation contemplated pursuant to this Section 6.9A., the Company and the City agree to cooperate on the location and Relocation of the Company Facilities in the City Streets or Other City Property in order to achieve Relocation in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. Notwithstanding the foregoing, once the Company has Relocated any Company Facility at the City’s direction, if the City requests that the same Company Facility be Relocated within two (2) years, the subsequent Relocation shall not be at the Company’s expense. Nothing provided herein shall prevent the Company from obtaining reimbursement of its Relocation costs from third parties.
Relocation Obligation. The Company shall temporarily or permanently remove, relocate, change or alter the position of any Company Facilities in Streets or in Other City Property at no cost or expense to the City whenever such removal, relocation, change or alteration is necessary for the completion of any Public Project. Any City-required removal, relocation, change or alteration of Company Facilities located in any Company owned property or any private easement or Public Utility Easement shall be at no cost to the Company. For all relocations, the Company and the City agree to cooperate on the location and relocation of the Company Facilities in the Streets or Other City Property in order to achieve relocation in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. Notwithstanding the foregoing, once the Company has relocated any Company Facilities at the City's direction, if the City requests that the same Company Facilities be relocated within two years after the date of the prior relocation, the subsequent relocation shall not be at the Company's expense.
Relocation Obligation. Employee understands and agrees that his position and duties with Employer require Employee to relocate from his current residence in the State of Utah to establish permanent residency in Southern California and make the Employer’s offices in Orange, California, Employee’s primary office location (“Relocation Obligation”). Employee shall have until September 1, 2021 (the “Relocation Deadline”) to satisfy the Relocation Obligation, provided, however, that the Employer may change the Relocation Deadline to a later date, if the Employer, in its sole and absolute discretion, determines that such change is warranted due to the COVID situation.
Relocation Obligation. The Company will forgive the approximately $57,000 the Company is entitled to recover from relocation reimbursement paid to you, or on your behalf, as part of your employment with the Company.
Relocation Obligation. The Company shall temporarily or permanently relocate, change or alter the position of any Company Facility (collectively, “Relocate(s),” “Relocation(s)” or “Relocated”) in Town Streets or in Other Town Property or as otherwise required by Section 13-1-30 of the Town Code, as amended, at no cost or expense to the Town whenever such Relocation is necessary for the completion of any Public Project. In the event of any Relocation that is necessary for the completion of any Public Project in a Public Utility Easement, the Company shall not be responsible for any relocation costs. For all Relocations contemplated pursuant to this Section 6.9.A, the Company and the Town agree to cooperate on the location and Relocation of the Company Facilities in the Town Streets or Other Town Property in order to achieve Relocation in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. Notwithstanding the foregoing, once the Company has Relocated any Company Facility at the Town’s direction, if the Town requests that the same Company Facility be Relocated within two
Relocation Obligation. United Power will, at its sole cost and expense, temporarily or permanently remove, relocate, change, or alter the position of any United Power Facility in Town Streets or in other Town Property whenever the Town shall determine that such removal, relocation, change or alteration is necessary for the completion of any public project. For all relocations, United Power and the Town agree to cooperate on the location and relocation of United Power Facilities in the Town Streets or other Town Property in order to achieve relocation in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. Upon a reasonable request by the Town, United Power will exercise commercially reasonable means to relocate Facilities in a shorter period of time for good cause shown by Town and United Power shall not unreasonably deny such relocation. Notwithstanding the foregoing, once United Power has relocated any United Power Facility at the Town’s direction, if the Town requests that the same United Power Facility be relocated within two (2) years, the subsequent relocation shall not be at United Power’s expense.