Common use of Site Approval Process Clause in Contracts

Site Approval Process. the Licensor acknowledges that: (a) the Site is one of several locations that are under consideration by the Licensee for use as a telecommunications site; (b) the Licensor has discussed and agreed with the Licensee upon the proposed location on the Site for a telecommunications tower, the height and physical base structure of such tower and the factors in determining tower painting and lighting requirements; (c) The Licensee may have to undertake a public consultation process in accordance with applicable local land-use authority or Industry Canada procedures that may include providing notifications to property owners or in the local newspaper identifying the location of the Site. At the end of such public consultation process, the local land-use authority will review any concerns raised; and (d) IF THE LOCAL LAND-USE AUTHORITY DOES NOT APPROVE THE SITE, OR IF THE LICENSEE IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION DOES NOT SELECT THE SITE FOR ITS TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWER, THE LICENSEE MAY EXERCISE ITS TERMINATION RIGHT UNDER SECTION 12 AND NEITHER THE LICENSEE NOR THE LOCAL LAND-USE AUTHORITY SHALL HAVE ANY OBLIGATION TO PAY ANY FEES OR COMPENSATE THE LICENSOR FOR ANY REASON UNDER THIS AGREEMENT.