Utility Infrastructure definition

Utility Infrastructure means any part of the supply, distribution or reticulation network operated or managed by a Utility, including—

Utility Infrastructure means poles, wires, cables including fibre-optic cables, conduits, towers, transformers, pipes, pipelines or any other works, structures or appliances placed over, on or under land or water by a utility company. (“infrastructure de services publics”)

Utility Infrastructure means infrastructure required by a utility to deliver services, including pipes, conduits, valves, manholes, hydrants, vaults, poles, overhead wires, metering devices, and pressure regulators; and

Examples of Utility Infrastructure in a sentence

• Project Co shall coordinate the Project Work with all Project Co Utility Work and any other work related to Utility Infrastructure, whether undertaken by, or on behalf of, the City, Project Co or a Utility Company during the Project Period.

• Upon final completion of the Project Oxford Utility Infrastructure, the Parties agree to restate this Agreement to reflect the revisions set out in the Oxford Capital Costs and the Oxford Rates, and to reflect any other revisions made necessary as a result of the completion of the Project Oxford Utility Infrastructure.

• The City will engage contractors as it deems necessary to accomplish the engineering design and construction of the Project Oxford Utility Infrastructure.

• Based on the components of the Project Oxford Utility Infrastructure that will become a public work as part of the Industrial Reuse System, the City will administer the design and construction of the Project Oxford Utility Infrastructure utilizing the process set out in this subsection, Section 5 and Exhibit M.

• All changes to the final designs and specifications for the Project Oxford Utility Infrastructure, and revisions to the contracts for the construction of the Project Oxford Utility Infrastructure shall follow the processes and requirements established by Exhibit M.

More Definitions of Utility Infrastructure

Utility Infrastructure means any utility infrastructure, including electrification, telephone, or broadband infrastructure.

Utility Infrastructure means any facility owned by:

Utility Infrastructure means the pipes, cables, wires, sewers, drains, plant and equipment which supply a utility service to the Land. Works means any works related to furthering the development of the Estate or the Base Parcel including excavation, general earth works, concreting, installation of Utility Infrastructure or infrastructure for the Services, installing rock anchors, use of air space, cutting holes in walls and floors for access, building directly next to any walls, preventing or limiting access to areas of for construction, building, retaining, bricking and otherwise doing works that further the Estate together with associated activities including carrying out inspections, surveys, soil tests, making development applications and carrying out sales activities and existing sales displays and structures.

Utility Infrastructure has the meaning given to it in the BCCM Act.

Utility Infrastructure means conduits owned or controlled by the SFPUC for housing the circuits delivering power to City Poles and streetlight pull boxes, except that Utility Infrastructure will include circuits if Licensee obtains electric service from SFPUC.

Utility Infrastructure means poles, wires, cables, including fibre-optic cables, conduits, towers, transformers, pipes, pipe lines or any other works, structures or appliances placed over, on or under land or water by a Utility Company. Pipes and pipe lines includes watermains, storm and sewer mains.

Utility Infrastructure means existing poles and/or conduits owned or controlled by public or private utility companies, other than CITY-owned utility companies that are located in the ROW.