Station Operations. Subject to Buyer's time brokering of the Stations pursuant to the Time Brokerage Agreement (which provisions shall control over any inconsistent provision in this Section 6.03) and except for changes or actions in the ordinary course of business consistent with past practices, the Company shall not: (a) sell broadcast time on a prepaid basis (other than in the course of existing credit practices); (b) except as required by the applicable law or written agreements currently in effect, grant or agree to grant any general increases in the rates of salaries 20 21 or compensation payable to employees of the Company (provided that no such increases to any employee shall in the aggregate exceed 6% of such employee's compensation as set forth on Schedule 4.04 hereto), (c) except as required by written agreements currently in effect, grant or agree to grant any specific bonus or increase in compensation to any executive management employee of the Company (provided that no such increases to any employee shall in the aggregate exceed 6% of such employee's compensation as set forth on Schedule 4.04 hereto); (d) provide for any new pension, retirement or other employment benefits for employees of the Company or any increases in any existing benefits, (e) modify, change or terminate any Contract; or (f) change the advertising rates in effect as of the date hereof.
Station Operations. Operator shall be responsible for all costs and expenses related to the operation and routine maintenance of the Terminal except for (i) Capital Costs, (ii) taxes (including property taxes), (iii) Owner’s insurance, (iv) the Additional O&M Services, (v) all utilities, fuel, energy and power fees and costs, (vi) any legal or regulatory agency expenses associated with the Terminal, and (vii) any repair, loss of product or release expense associated with Owner’s carriers, carrier contracts or customers. - Implement scheduling instructions and coordinating of Product movements. - Maintain operation of pipeline, pumping units, valve status, tank levels and telemetered data (pressure, temperature, and flow rate and system status) and other assets in the Terminal. - Measurement, proving, meters and realign piping for varied delivery and flow conditions. - Calibration and routine repair of measurement and control instrumentation. - Documentation of safety and inspection programs as required by federal, state and local regulatory agencies. - Terminal maintenance and routine repair. API tank inspections are not considered routine. - Management of surplus equipment inventory as needed for valves, motors, pumps, meters and instrumentation. Owner will determine and advise Operator of desired level of surplus equipment. - Maintenance of applicable manuals, maps, records, contingency and emergency plans.
Station Operations. With respect to the operation of the Stations, Licensees shall notify Broker prior to: (i) making any changes in management personnel; (ii) entering into any material contractual obligations in excess of $10,000 individually or $50,000 in the aggregate; (iii) purchasing equipment with value in excess of $25,000; or (iv) making any other material changes in the operation of the Stations.
Station Operations. (Formerly known as “Operator Classifications for Manned Facilities”) The Operator classifications will have their titles changed to Senior Station Operator, Relief Senior Station Operator and Station Operator for the Manned Facilities. In addition, the parties have agreed to establish an Apprentice Station Operator classification. This Agreement establishes new wage rates and job codes with provisions to limit bidding rights for covered classifications identified herein. This includes individuals awarded an unrestricted vacancy into the Apprentice Station Operator classification or higher in the Station Operation progression. Transitional provisions for incumbent Operator Classifications for Manned Facilities All current incumbents in the various Operator classifications who do not accept the new Station Operator classifications will remain in their current Operator classification and wage rate. Such classifications, if not already designated as PIO by previous agreements, will be designated as PIO per this agreement. The parties recognize that previous letter agreements with respect to various Operator classifications may have resulted in special letter agreement wage rates. It is not the intent of this agreement to adversely impact any employee with respect to current wage rates and general wage increases. This applies to any employee regardless of their decision to accept the new classification or remain in their PIO status. Station Operators The new Station Operator classification will be established with a higher wage rate. Incumbent Operators (2130) will be offered the opportunity to transition to the Station Operator classification with the newly established wage rates and make a three-year commitment to remain in the Operations progression. The three-year commitment does not preclude an employee within the Operations progression from bidding to a Senior Station Operator, Relief Senior Station Operator or Station Operator classification. A job award to another location within any of the classifications noted above will not change the original three-year commitment date.
Station Operations. Subject to time brokering of the Station pursuant to the Time Brokerage Agreement (which provisions shall control over any inconsistent provision in this Section 6.03) and except for changes or actions in the ordinary course of business consistent with past practices, the Company shall not: (a) sell broadcast time on a prepaid basis (other than in the course of existing credit practices); (b) except as required by the applicable law or written agreements currently in effect, grant or agree to grant any general increases in the rates of salaries or compensation payable to employees of the Company (provided that no such increases to any employee shall in the aggregate exceed 6% of such employee's compensation as set forth on Schedule 4.04 hereto); (c) provide for any new pension, retirement or other employment benefits for employees of the Company or any increases in any existing benefits; (d) modify, change or terminate any Contract; or (e) change the advertising rates in effect as of the date hereof.
Station Operations. The Station shall be operating within licensed parameters using the transmission facilities specified in its main FCC license, FCC File No. BLH-20060323ABU, (subject to modifications in compliance with Sections 5.1(a) and 5.2(c) hereof), and in substantial conformity with all applicable FCC rules and policies. If the Station is not so operating, then, subject to Section 11.1(d), Closing shall be delayed until the date five (5) business days after such operations are restored. If applicable due to Closing delays pursuant to this Section, Emmis and GRC shall request all available extensions to the FCC Consent, and if such consent expires, the parties shall immediately re-file and thereafter prosecute the FCC Application.
Station Operations. With respect to the operation of the Station, ICFG shall notify SBS prior to: (i) making any changes in management personnel; (ii) entering into any material contractual obligations in excess of $10,000 individually or $50,000 in the aggregate; (iii) purchasing equipment with value in excess of $25,000; or (iv) making any other material changes in the operation of the Station.
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