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Department of Transportation or the City therefor. If the damage is to the City Conduit only, then <br />the City shall be solely responsible for the cost of repairing the City Conduit and obtaining any <br />necessary permits, and shall act as expeditiously as practicable to repair such conduit. In the <br />event that both are damaged, the City shall be responsible for repairing the City Conduit, and the <br />Authority shall be responsible for re -running the Authority Fiber in the same manner as set forth <br />in Sections 5.1, 5.2, and 5.10. In the event that the City and the Authority agree, in writing, to <br />use the same contractor for repair of both the City Conduit and the fiber, the Parties agree that <br />the contractor shall be instructed to keep accurate records of costs for each, such that each Party <br />can be responsible for its share of the contractor's invoice in accordance with this Section. <br />5.9 Removal and Ownership of Fiber. Upon the termination or non -renewal of this <br />Agreement, the Authority may, at its option, (a) remove its Authority Fiber, or (b) abandon the <br />Authority Fiber in place. If the Authority abandons the Authority Fiber, it shall become the <br />property of the City. <br />5.10 Approved Contractors and Notice. The City's then -current contractor for the <br />maintenance of its fiber optic network infrastructure shall be the Approved Contractor (as of the <br />date of this Agreement, the City's contractor is Danella Construction, Inc.). Any construction, <br />repair, maintenance, etc. the Authority performs pursuant to this Agreement (the "Authority <br />Work") shall either be performed by the Approved Contractor or must follow the requirements of <br />this subsection. When any contractor other than the Approved Contractor performs Authority <br />Work, the Authority shall notify the City at least twelve (12) days prior to commencing any non- <br />emergency Authority Work and shall notify the City within twenty-four (24) hours of performing <br />emergency Authority Work. Additionally, the Authority and its contractor shall allow the City <br />and/or its representatives to monitor any and all Authority Work. <br />Article VI — Termination <br />6.1 Material Breach. <br />a. If either Party defaults in the performance of any material term of this <br />Agreement, the non -breaching Party shall be entitled to give the other Party notice of <br />such default. Upon receiving notice, the breaching Party shall cure such breach not later <br />than fourteen (14) days thereafter. In the event such breach is not reasonably susceptible <br />of cure within such time period, the breaching Party shall commence cure of such breach <br />within fourteen (14) days, and diligently and continuously undertake to cure such breach. <br />b. In the event that a material breach of this Agreement would result in either <br />(i) an imminent risk to public safety or (ii) cause either Party to fail to meet the service <br />level standards set forth in Article V, then the non -breaching Party may commence to <br />cure such default itself. The non -breaching Party shall be authorized to recover the actual <br />cost of curing the default, which shall be a debt of the breaching Party to the non - <br />breaching Party payable within 30 days of the breaching Party's receipt of written notice <br />of such costs. <br />4 <br />