ABANDONMENT OF POLES Sample Clauses

ABANDONMENT OF POLES. 15.1 The Lewes BPW may abandon pole(s) upon thirty (30) days’ notice to Licensee. Licensee must remove or transfer all Attachments from abandoned poles within the same thirty (30) days unless granted additional time by the Lewes BPW. The Lewes BPW will not unreasonably withhold consent of such request for additional time. If the Lewes BPW has no Attachment(s) on said poles and Licensee has not removed or transferred its Attachment(s) therefrom, the Lewes BPW may (1) revoke Licensee’s Permit for that pole and declare the Attachment to be Unauthorized or (2) remove Licensee’s Attachment(s) at Licensee’s expense, with no liability falling on the Lewes BPW except in the case of gross negligence or willful misconduct. 15.2 Licensee may, at any time, discontinue use of a pole by removing therefrom any and all Attachments it may have thereon. Billing shall cease when the Lewes BPW has been notified in writing in accordance with the form provided as Exhibit B-9 of the Rules. 15.3 Following such removal, no Attachment shall again be made to such pole until Licensee submits a Permit Application and receives a new Permit as provided in Article 5 of this Agreement and the Rules. 15.4 For the limited purpose of this Article 15, all references to poles and associated items shall be deemed to include underground infrastructure and associated items, as the context warrants, with regard to abandonment, removal, etc.
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ABANDONMENT OF POLES. The City may at any time abandon the use of a Pole hereunder by removing therefrom all of its Attachments and by giving written notice thereof to CenterPoint. The City shall bear all costs of removal, including any CenterPoint costs incurred as a direct result of such removal.
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