Utility Relocation - Downtown Crossing Sample Clauses

Utility Relocation - Downtown Crossing. The Kentucky Parties shall use best efforts and where applicable, their full authority, including but not limited to rights of condemnation and/or eminent domain, to obtain an agreement to relocate any public utilities or any other occupancies located within the Downtown Property (whether Kentucky Downtown Property or Indiana Downtown Property) that are necessary to complete the Downtown Crossing, including those that may be subject to the prior public use doctrine or similar law or statute that prevents the States’ Parties from exercising condemnation powers to obtain the property interest at issue. To the extent that it is necessary to exercise rights of condemnation and/or eminent domain within the Indiana Downtown Property, the Indiana Parties shall make all reasonable efforts to assist the Kentucky Parties in this process. All costs of such public utility and other occupancy relocation within the Downtown Property shall be borne by the Kentucky Parties.
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