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safety, equipment, regulatory or statutory requirements. Under these circumstances, the City's
<br />operators shall immediately inform LCRA TSC of the inability to perform the directive so that
<br />LCRA TSC can implement alternate remedial actions.
<br />6.7 During periods of emergency conditions declared by the ERCOT Independent System
<br />Operator, or its successor, or as necessary to restore customer service, either Party may operate
<br />equipment that is normally operated by the other Party, provided that authorization to do so must
<br />first be received from the Parry that normally operates the equipment, such authorization not to be
<br />unreasonably withheld or delayed. It shall be considered reasonable for the Party that normally
<br />operates such equipment to deny such a request by the other Party if the withholding Party will
<br />provide such operation within the time frame called for in the circumstances. Such operations by the
<br />other Party will be at no cost to the owner or normal operator of the equipment.
<br />6.8 Each Party will determine the operating limits of the facilities that it owns and make
<br />such limits known to the Party operating those facilities. The operating Party of those facilities will
<br />not exceed those limits without prior approval of the Party owning the facilities.
<br />6.9 The City's requirement for under-frequency relaying, as described in the ERCOT
<br />Protocols, is accomplished through its participation within the LCRA TSC under-frequency load
<br />shed (UFLS) program, however, each Party that owns UFLS equipment must individually comply
<br />with ERCOT requirements and NERC Reliability Standards pertaining to UFLS equipment
<br />ownership, including but not limited to relay testing and maintenance documentation.
<br />ARTICLE VII - RIGHTS OF ACCESS, EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION, AND
<br />REMOVAL
<br />7.1 Each Party shall permit duly authorized representatives and employees of the other
<br />Party to enter upon its premises for the purpose of inspecting, testing, repairing, renewing, or
<br />exchanging any or all of the equipment owned by such other Party that is located on such premises or
<br />for the purpose of performing any work necessary in the performance of this Agreement.
<br />7.2 Each Party grants to the other Party permission to install, maintain, and/or operate, or
<br />cause to be installed, maintained, and/or operated, on its premises, the necessary equipment,
<br />apparatus, and devices required for the performance of this Agreement. Any such installation,
<br />maintenance, and operation to be performed, except in the case of emergencies, shall be performed
<br />only after a schedule of such activity has been submitted and agreed upon by the Parties.
<br />7.3 Any and all equipment, apparatus, and devices placed or installed, or caused to be
<br />placed or installed by one Party on, or in, the premises of the other Party, shall be and remain the
<br />property of the Party owning and installing such equipment, apparatus, devices, or facilities,
<br />regardless of the mode and manner of annexation or attachment to real property. Upon the
<br />termination of any Point of Interconnection under this Agreement, the Party owning and installing
<br />such equipment, apparatus, devices, or facilities on the property of the other Party, shall 1) have the
<br />right to sell such equipment, apparatus, devices, or facilities to the other Party if the other Party
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