Utility Poles. Installation and/or use of utility poles and lines are subject to City approval and must comply with local, state and federal regulations.
Utility Poles. Once Developer becomes the title holder of the portion of the Property east of Xxxx Ditch and commences development of the property on the eastside of Xxxx Ditch, Developer shall relocate or pay to relocate the currently existing utility poles owned and operated by Duke Energy Indiana, LLC that are located on that portion of the Development (and are as generally identified on Exhibit F). For purposes of this Section, “commences development” shall be defined as Developer commencing earth work on the east side of Xxxx Ditch or approval of a mutually agreeable land swap agreement by Developer and the City.
Utility Poles. When necessary, the Contractor shall shore and brace utility poles that interfere with construction. Shoring and bracing shall be such that sinking or excessive tilting does not take place. All relocation or removing and replacing of power poles, light poles, and telephone poles shall be done in accordance with the pole owner's standards and all expenses shall be paid for by the Contractor when shown on the Plans or identified in the Project Specifications; otherwise, if this work is deemed necessary by the Township Engineer, it shall be paid for by the Owner. All arrangements for pole relocations shall be completed by the Contractor with the pole owner at least 72 hours prior to need for relocations.
Utility Poles. How is the location of Network Nodes regulated in El Paso? ▪ The City of El Paso does not currently have a defined process to allow for the placement of network nodes on public right-of-way. Timeline & Outreach – September 2016 Service providers inquired about a process for introducing Small Cells Technology in the ROW. Legal Department worked with outside counsel on a Master Licensing Agreement (MLA). – October 2016 Initial departmental meeting supported by Planning & Inspections, Streets and Maintenance, CID, PARD, Legal, and IT. – November 2016 MLA shared with service providers (Verizon Wireless, Mobilite T-Mobile, AT&T, Crown Castle). – December 2016 Municipality outreach, City of Austin and City of Boston, project team gathered documentation from other jurisdictions (fee structure, license agreements). – January 2017 Recommended engaging a consulting partner with technical expertise, and municipal government references. – February 2017 Drafted Scope of Work for consulting services. – March 2017 Approved Scope of Work provided to consultant. Initiated weekly meetings scheduled with consultant and departments.
Utility Poles a. K-H will pull all utility poles and fence posts from the date of tentative agreement (i.e., September 19, 2003) forward except for those in Xxxxxx’x Meadow Jumping Mouse (“PMJM”) habitat areas. In the PMJM areas, poles and posts will be cut off to as close to ground level as possible. Poles and posts previously cut at ground level will remain. If in the act of pulling the pole or post it breaks at or below ground surface, the remaining section will be left. Visual observation will be sufficient to document completion of these actions.
Utility Poles. For Network Nodes to be installed onto NBU Eligible Poles, a single Application may include up to a maximum of five
Utility Poles. Subject to the following requirements, MetroNet will have the ability to place utility poles in the City rights-of-way and utility easements on a limited basis:
