Special Facilities Sample Clauses
The Special Facilities clause defines the terms under which unique or non-standard amenities, equipment, or services are provided as part of an agreement. This clause typically outlines the specific facilities included, such as dedicated meeting rooms, specialized equipment, or exclusive access areas, and may detail usage rights, maintenance responsibilities, or any additional fees. Its core practical function is to clearly allocate rights and obligations regarding these special facilities, ensuring both parties understand what is provided and under what conditions, thereby preventing disputes or misunderstandings.
Special Facilities. 1. Where the Producer requests the Utility to furnish interconnection facilities or where it is necessary to make additions to or reinforcements of the Utility's system and the Utility agrees to do so, such facilities shall be deemed to be special facilities and the costs thereof' shall be borne by the Producer, including such continuing ownership costs as may be applicable.
2. Special facilities are (a) those facilities installed. at the Producer's request which the Utility does not normally furnish under its tariff schedules, or (b) a prorate portion of existing facilities requested by the Producer, allocated for the sole use of such Producer, which would not normally be allocated for such sole use. Unless otherwise provided by the Utility's filed tariff schedules, special facilities will be installed, owned and maintained or allocated by the Utility as an accommodation to the Producer only if acceptable for operation by the Utility and the reliability of service to the Utility's customers is not impaired.
3. Special facilities will be furnished under the terms and conditions of the Utility's "Agreement for installation or Allocation of Special Facilities for Parallel Operation of Nonutility-owned Generation and/or Electrical Standby Service" (Form 79-280, effective June 1984) and its Appendix A, "Detail of Special Facilities Charges" (Form 79-702, effective June 1984). Prior to the Producer signing such an agreement, the Utility shall provide the Producer with a breakdown of special facilities costs in a form having detail sufficient for the information to be reasonably understood by the Producer. The special facilities agreement will include, but is not limited to, a binding quotation of charges to the Producer and the following general terms and conditions:
a. Where facilities are installed by the Utility for the Producer's use as special facilities, the Producer shall advance to the Utility its estimated installed cost of the special facilities. The amount advanced is subject to the monthly ownership charge applicable to customer-financed special facilities as set forth in Section I of the Utility's Rule No.
b. At the Producer's option, and where such Producer's generation is a qualifying facility and the Producer has established credit worthiness to the Utility's satisfaction, the Utility shall finance those special facilities it deems to be removable and reusable equipment. Such equipment shall include, but not be limited to, transformation, discon...
Special Facilities. Seller shall be responsible for all standard interconnection costs. In the event it is necessary for Purchaser to install any special or additional interconnection facilities, including control or protective devices, line extensions, multiple metering, or reinforcement of its system to receive or continue to receive the power delivered under this Agreement, Seller shall reimburse Purchaser for its costs associated with the installation of such facilities under a separate special facilities agreement.
Special Facilities. The Landlord shall be entitled to install and to maintain in the Leased Premises anything that may be necessary, reasonable or desirable in the operation of the Building or its utilization by any other tenant, without compensation or indemnification in favor of the Tenant, provided that the Tenant’s enjoyment of the Leased Premises is not unduly affected.
Special Facilities. Seller and Buyer shall have entered into an agreement, on terms and conditions reasonably satisfactory to Seller and no less favorable to Seller than under the Agreement for Installation of Special Facilities for Parallel Operation Between Bangor Hydro-Electric Company and Babcock-Ultrapower West Enfield (the "Special Facil▇▇▇▇▇ Agreement") in effect as of the date of this Agreement, providing for the continued use of the Special Facilities (as defined in the Special Facilities Agreement) by Seller (or any successor owner or user of the Facility). To the extent that the approval of the MPUC or other governmental agency is required as a condition to the effectiveness of such agreement, at Seller's request, Buyer will use its best efforts to obtain the requisite approval; such approval, however is not a condition to Seller's obligation to consummate the Closing on the Closing Date. In the absence of such approved agreement, Buyer will make the Special Facilities available to Seller (and any such successor) pursuant to the applicable industrial tariff in effect from time to time.
Special Facilities. Special facilities are those that must be constructed to make service available to the Developer’s plat, but which are other than the typical mains and appurtenances for developer extension projects (e.g. pump stations and pressure reducing valve stations). The description and estimated construction cost of any special facilities are as follows: (check one)
i. [ ] Not applicable
ii. [ ] Special facilities to provide water service to the property described in Section 1 and shall consist of approximately Estimated cost of water system special facilities $ . Estimated by: .
Special Facilities. Responsibility for construction and operation of specific Special Facilities will be determined by separate agreements. Examples of Special Facilities include, but are not limited to, pumping stations or additional storage facilities that may be necessary to serve a specific site or location.
Special Facilities. All facilities which are not Standard Facilities.
Special Facilities. If the Sanitarian permits the pretreatment or equalization of waste flows, the design and installation of the plants and equipment shall be subject to the review an approval of the Sanitarian and subject to the requirements of all applicable codes, ordinances, and laws. Where preliminary treatment or flow-equalizing facilities are provided for any waters or wastes, the owner at the owner's expense shall maintain them continuously in satisfactory and effective operation.
Special Facilities. Special Facilities are specified facilities ------------------- required to provide water service to the Property but which are not considered Wholesale Facilities, Retail Facilities, or Customer Facilities. Responsibility for funding, planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance of the Special Facilities are set out below. Special Facilities anticipated to serve the Property consist of, and are limited to, the following:
Special Facilities. Rule 15 paragraph C.1.b reads: “If special facilities consisting of items not covered by Section C.1.a are required for the service requested and, when such facilities to be installed will supply both the main extensions and other parts of the utility system, at least 50 percent of the design capacity (in gallons, g.p.m., or other appropriate units) is required to serve the main extension, the cost of such special facilities may be included in the advance.” In an argument with California Water Service Company (Cal Water), ▇▇▇▇ Homes filed a complaint, C.96-11-009, November 12, 1996 that was resolved by a stipulation which assessed the special facilities charge on a per lot basis and applied this process to all developers in Cal Water’s Chico district. This method would also “no longer have an incentive to downsize subdivisions in order to avoid paying an advance pursuant to the current Rule.”3 The Commission approved this approach in Conclusion of Law 1 of D.97-09-044, September 3, 1997. By A.02-02-030, February 28, 2002 California American Water Company (CalAm) stated that: “In a planned development are as large as Dry Creek, the first developer to proceed would be faced with advancing the cost of shared facilities that must be greatly over-sized to serve both the customers it would bring on the system and those other developers would bring later. The first developer would eventually receive refunds as other developers arrive and advance or contribute their shares, but being first would nonetheless impose a significant financial burden.”4 By D.06-06-054, June 27, 2002 the Commission adopted the utility’s proposal and authorized the utility to file appropriate changes to its tariffs. The decision noted that the Special Facilities Fee would be $750, would “cover the net revenue requirements of the associated plant over the life of the facilities, and CalAm would propose future fee adjustments as necessary for variation in the number of services or construction costs.”