Services Provided by Tlo Volume Losses Sample Clauses

Services Provided by Tlo Volume Losses. In consideration of TRMC’s Minimum Volume Commitment and the fees and charges specified in Section 5, the services provided by TLO pursuant to this Agreement shall only include the gathering, scheduling, loading, transporting, and delivering of crude petroleum to TLO’s truck unloading facilities for movement into the High Plains System and other destinations upon mutual agreement as provided herein, as well as accounting and data services with respect to the foregoing. Further, TLO shall ensure that all transport vehicles used will be clean and free of contaminants, will be in compliance with all state and federal laws and regulations and designated as the proper container for the crude petroleum being transported. TLO will also ensure that all drivers of these transport vehicles will be adequately trained and qualified to perform the services stated herein.
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