Voluntary Contributions in the Nature of Liquidated Damages as Compensatory Mitigation Sample Clauses

Voluntary Contributions in the Nature of Liquidated Damages as Compensatory Mitigation. If Project Owner fails to curtail the operation of its wind turbines as required by this agreement, Project Owner shall, in place of actual damages, make a voluntary contribution under this agreement to DoD as liquidated damages of $30,000 for each time the Project Owner fails to curtail wind turbine operations as required by this agreement. The DoD POC will identify to Project Owner the DoD official authorized to make the determination as to whether non-curtailed wind turbines warrant seeking payment of the voluntary contribution. The parties agree that the dollar amount provided for in this clause, which is based on the calculated technician team travel costs to the Kirksville CARSR, is a fair and reasonable estimate of damages that the MILDEP will incur as a result of Project Owner’s failure to curtail its wind turbine operations as required by this agreement. Project Owner must make payment of the voluntary contribution under this provision within 30 days of receiving the MILDEP’s payment request. The parties agree that the maximum cumulative amount of payment for failure to comply with wind turbine curtailment over the term of this agreement pursuant to this clause is one million, five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000). Wind turbine mitigation efforts in support of military operations sustainment will have the highest priority for use of any funds received pursuant to this subsection.
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