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TWENTY THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT between NETWORK RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED and ARRIVA RAIL NORTH LIMITED relating to Schedule 4 of the Track Access Contract (Passenger Services) dated 3 March 2016 i ~*' ~ c'1em~ THIS TWENTY THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT is dated /'). 2019 and made between: (1) NETWORK RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED, a company registered in England under company number 02904587, having its registered office at 1 Eversholt Street, London NW1 2DN ("Network Rail"); and (2) ARRIVA RAIL NORTH LIMITED, a company reg istered in England and Wales under company number 04337712, having its registered office at 1 Admiral Way, Doxford International Business Park, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, SR3 3XP (the "Train Operator"). Background: (A) The parties entered into a Track Access Contract (Passenger Services) dated 3 March 2016 as amended by various supplemental agreements (which track access contract as subsequently amended is hereafter referred to as the "Contract"). (B) The parties propose to enter into this Supplemental Agreement in order to vary Schedule 4 of the Contract. IT IS HEREBY AGREED as follows: 1. INTERPRETATION In this Supplemental Agreement: 1.1 Words and expressions defined in and rules of interpretation set out in the Contract shall have the same meaning and effect when used in this Supplemental Agreement except where the context requires otherwise. 1.2 "Effective Date" shall mean the later of 1.2.1 the date upon which the Office of Rail and Road issues its approval pursuant to section 22 of the Act of the terms of this Supplemental Agreement; and 1.2.2 0200 hours on the Principal Change Date December 2019 2. EFFECTIVE DATE AND TERM The amendments to the Contract made pursuant to this Supplemental Agreement shall have effect from the Effective Date and shall cease to have effect on the Expiry Date or on the earlier termination of the Contract. 3. AMENDMENTS TO THE CONTRACT 3.1 Schedule 4 shall be amended as follows: 3.1.2 "Annex B to Part 3 of Schedule 4 - lookup Table for EBM weights" shall be deleted and replaced by "Annex B to Part 3 of Schedule 4 - lookup Table for EBM weights" as set out as an Appendix to this Supplemental Agreement. 4. EFFECT OF THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT ON THE CONTRACT The parties agree that the Contract, as amended by this Supplemental Agreement, shall remain in full force and effect in accordance with its terms, and with effect from and including the Effective Date and during the period in which the amendments made by this Supplemental Agreement are to have effect, all references in the Contract to the "Contract", "herein", "hereof", "hereunder" and other similar expressions shall, unless the context requires otherwise, be read and construed as a reference to the Contract as amended by this Supplemental Agreement. 5. LAW This Supplemental Agreement shall be governed by, construed and given effect to in all respects in accordance with English law. 6. THIRD PARTY RIGHTS No person who is not a party to this Supplemental Agreement shall have any right under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any term of this Supplemental Agreement. 7. COUNTERPARTS This Supplemental Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts, each of which when executed and delivered shall constitute an original, but all the counterparts shall together constitute one and the same instrument. IN WITNESS WHEREOF Network Rail and the Train Operator have, by their duly authorised representatives, respectively entered into this Supplemental Agreement on the date first above written. SIGNED BY .........................-l ............... Print name ~~ ~9.?:\ ..- ........... Duly authorised for and on behalf of NETWORK RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED SIGNED BY ... ..1?:.. ~- ':". .......'?.... .. 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Duly authorised for and on behalf of ARRIVA RAIL NORTH LIMITED Service Groups Listing ED01 Tyne Tees & Wear ED02 Lancashire & Cumbria Local ED02 239 Blackpool Nth - Car11sle (Dalesrail) E002 350 Clitheroe/Clne/Blckbn-Prstn-Bpool Nth/Sth E002 351 Preston - Ormskirk ED02 352 Preston/Lancaster - Morecambe/Heysham ED02 354 Prestonllancaster - Barrow ED02 358 Barrow/Mfflom - Whitehaven - cartisle W est & North Yorkshire Inter ED04 Urban ED05 West & North Yorkshire Local ED06 South & East Yorkshire Inter Urban ED06 S06 York - Selby/Hull ED06 S07 Shffld-Dncstr-Adwck/Slby via RthmCentral ED06 808 Sheffield - Hull / Sheffield - Hull ED06 816 Doncaster- Goole - Hull ED06 825 Doncaster - Scunthorpe ED06 S38 Hull-Bridlington-Scarboro' ED07 South & East Yorkshire Local ED07 802 Leeds-Barnsley-Sheffield/Wakefield ED07 803 Huddrsfld - Penlstone - Bmsly - Sheffld ED07 804 Meadwhall/Sheffld/Kiveton Park - Lincoln ED07 S05 Retford/Gainsborough - Cleethorpes ED07 S26 Cleethorpes - Barton On Humber ED07 S45 Sheffield - York EDD7 853 Sheffield/Barnsley-Leeds ED08 North Manchester (Peak) EDDS North Manchester (Off Peak) EDDS 220 (OP) Mcv - Stalybridge/Greenfield EDDS 222 (OP) Mcv - Shaw /Rochdale via Oldham EDDS 223 (OP) Manchester Victoria -Bolton ED08 224 (OP) Mco/Mcv - Bon/Wigan Wallgate EDDS 225 (OP) Mcv - Atn - Wgw - Southp't ED08 24D (OP) Wigan Wallgate - Kirkby EDDS 242 (OP) Mcv/Rochdale - Todmorden ED08 349 (OP) Mcm-Pre/Mcv/Bon/Bbn-Clh ED09 Merseyrail City Lines ED09 236 Manchester Oxford Road - Glazebrook ED09 248 Mia - Liverpool Lime Street ED09 291 Liverpool Lime Street-Erl/Wbq/Elp ED09 297 Liverpool Lime Street - Shc/Wnw ED09 298 Liverpool L SVNlw - Wnw- Mcv/Mco ED09 299 Liverpool Lime Street/Hnx - Wac ED10 South Manchester (Peak) \ - - . - -­ . -- . .. ; ED10 South Manchester (Off Peak) \ .. 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IED11 I Lancashire & Cumbria Inter Urban ED11 355 Man/Mcv/Mco - Bon/Atn-Pre-Bpn ED11 249 Liv - Wgn - Pre - Bpn/Lan/Mcm ED11 357 Bif I W indermere - Pre - Wigan - Bolton - Man ED 11 361 Windermere - Lancaster I Oxenholme ED11 362 Blackpool North - Preston - Bolton - Manchester Changes required for Dec '19 Additional VTP's Newton le willows Millom Church Fenton VTP's removed Marple Guiseley Woodhouse Driffield Keighley Burnley Central Earlestown Greenbank Moorthorpe New Stations added to the Map (Non VTP) Warrington West (Between Sankey and Warrington Central) Horden Station (Between Seaham and Hartlepool) Malton (Between York and Seamer) Kirkstall Forge (Between Leeds and Apperley Bridge) Apperley Bridge {Between Kirkstall Forge and Apperley Bridge) Low Moor (Between Halifax and Bradford Interchange) New lines of route added to map Newcastle- Middlesbrough York - Scarborough Leeds - Chester line (EDlO) S4CS % FUl.Lh R~ (100%) PAR'TIAl.llulR~(50%xX") !"'8':5 Vill>lt r..-., P<n!VlPJ v-r.....1orP'*'Ctv11'l ~~~ °""~ ~o!P_,R._ 11...i.c.,,,..,. ~Tolli Code ~ ...,,.,_ - To r- To T­ %•­ 0% EDD2 100% BPN PRE 17.5 Tr- BlackpoolN'"1n Pre.ion - EOOI 100% BPN PRE IH NRTOOI Bus replM>emtm 81aelq:>ool NOf1h to Presaon Tral1'lt tt11l1l1, 1111 Preston.. - (8PN) (PRE) ED09 100% BPN PRE 17.5 EDH 100% BPN PRE i 7.5 ED02 100% PRE 20 Blackpool Soueh BPS Preeton NRTD02 B:u' teplacement Blackpool So.uth lo Ptoston. Tretnt rHlatt at Preston. (BPS) (PRE) EDD2 100% Pfl.E BBN 12 E002 Busreplacement Prett~ to Colno ED02 100% BBN CNE 1& NRT003 E:OG4: 81.11 rep•menc afaclq>ool to ~urn. T1ains rub1rl 111 Bt;K:k.Wn SUbJe<t to KW)Q&re~ ~ El»I 100% BPN PRE 11.6 El»I 100% PRE BBN 12 Pre-ston llltct.11"" E.002 100% PRE 8111'1 12 (PRE) (BBN) DoletRlll ED02 IOOW. BBN ClH 9.76 (s.NoyBPN-GAR NRTOO< E002: 'Bus replace.mentPresion to C..ltlt. Tr.,.rectMtat Preston ED02 100% CUI SET 136 Trn) ED02 100% SET APP ., ED02 100% N'P CAA 3075 11o...y11M0.1onoc ED02 1(10% 6BH ACR 5.25 E002:8"sr~-to~ Trainsr_ll_ ACR 12.75 eu-.n NRlOOS ED02 100'!0 CNE (BBN) """""'"'(AC~ - ... E004'°" a... teottcemtnl Blad;bum to~ TraN ,~1 a18tackbl;.tn & A.ocri'l,gtDn. EOOI 100% BBN ACR 5.25 ~.... EDDS 100% BBN ACR 5.25 6.25 Acaingloo tfGennowJn-- NOT EDD2 100% BBN ACR Colne 1v1ll1t>le, •lso re,er NRT006 81.1s 1ep1acement SlilCkbUl'n to CcMo. lraM 1t111rt a1 Sl-.r:t:tun. 100% ACR CNE 12.75 (ACR) (C NE) ED02 to Accrlngton to ED02 100% PRE 15 0 1m$klrt Pre-Mon OMS NRT007 Bw replateme<it Prestoo to Orm'Qkirk, (OMS) (PRE) ED02 100% PRE BON 19 PrfftOn Solon NRT008 repla.otment Preston to Bolton, Ttalns rnuwt • t Pro11on 6 Bott6n. (PRE) (BON) Bus EDDS 100% PRE BON 19 EOll 100% PRE BON 19 EDDS 100% BON SFO 10 Bollon SattordC...ttol EDDS 100% SFO MCV 075 NRT009 But r~cemt'nl Botton to Salford Centnl. TralM rntlltl at Bolton 1nd Salt0td Centnl (BOH) (SFD) EDll 100% BON SfO 10 ED11 100% SFO MCV 075 EDDS 1~ BON MCO 10 5 -Odo<dlld NRTOIO &..r-totllot«llO-OxlordROO<I. Tr-•-•l-&-Ox!0<0ROO<f EDll 100% MCO 10.5 @ON) (MCO) SON - EDOZ 100% PRE 88H 12 D•R.. EDDZ 100% 88H CU1 975 (2 5'.wldoyBPN· NRTOI! Bus replacemenl PrNCon •o C.tlllto EDD2 Cl.H 13 5 (SET) (Cl.HJ IDOi' SET c-.. CART,_) EDD2 100% N'P SET ., - EDD2 100% APP CAR 311,75 ED02 IO!ll< Pfl.E BBN 12 EDD2 100% BBN CLH 9 76 Clllheroe 811ekbwn NRT012 E002 (OalesRa~) : bus replacementPruton 10 Clmlt. EDDZ 100% Ci.H SET 13,5 (ClH) (BBN) EDO&: But replacement c.theroc to B&ackbl.trl Tral111 r~ehu1 at Blackbum1 EDD2 100% SET APP 41 EDD2 100% APP CAR 30.75 ED08 IO!ll< ClH BBN 975 EDD8 !Dill' Cl H BBN 9.75 Bl1M:kbum Bolton NRT013 Bus feplac:ement Clthetoe lo Botto1l Tt1l!'lll rntllt at 8ol1on BBN BON 13.75 (BBN) (BON) EDD& 10°" EDDS 100% SOP WGW 115 Soulllpolt WiQ1r1 W•Dgace NRTOI< a.. replaco,_. ~n io l'/lo101 Walgolo Tr•lllO ,....,•1 Wigotl w~.
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