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4756
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5/5/1999
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Port Gardner Bay Outfall Replacement Agreement <br /> After the award of construction <br /> contract, and before Joint Use <br /> Facilities are operational, neither <br /> Participant may terminate in the <br /> absence of material breach by the <br /> other Participant. <br /> ER � • yea s'- <br /> ,� r <br /> After facilities are constructed and Ninety(90) Conveyance of such interests as are <br /> operational. days reasonably necessary for the non- <br /> terminating party to operate the Joint <br /> Use Facilities. <br /> The end of a term (Initial or Twelve (12) Conveyance of such interests as are <br /> Additional) months reasonably necessary for the non- <br /> written terminating party to operate the Joint <br /> notice Use Facilities. <br /> After a finding by the PRT that the Twelve (12) The terminating Participant shall pay <br /> end of useful life for the Joint Use months after a one time fee to the non-terminating <br /> Facilities will occur within five (5) written Participant equal to its proportionate <br /> years and that a decommissioning notice. share of reasonable and necessary <br /> program will be required by then decommissioning costs, as estimated <br /> applicable laws or regulations. by the PRT, which share shall <br /> correspond to the terminating <br /> Participant's percent interest in the <br /> Capacity of the Joint Use Facilities. <br /> 13.2 Default <br /> In the event of a default by a Participant, the non-defaulting Participant shall give written <br /> notice to the defaulting Participant, providing the non-performing Participant an <br /> opportunity to cure the default. The defaulting Participant must cure within ninety (90) <br /> days. If the default cannot be cured within ninety (90) days through no fault of the <br /> defaulting Participant, then the defaulting Participant must commence promptly and <br /> diligently prosecute such cure and take such steps as are necessary to effect a cure as soon <br /> as a possible. The period of time in which the default must be cured shall be that time <br /> 29 of 46 <br />
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