Access to Rights-of. Way Incident to the Use of CEVs and Similar Structures NEVADA will provide Applicant nondiscriminatory access, consistent with the requirements of the Pole Attachment Act and Telecommunications Act of 1996, and as provided in Sections 5.3 and 5.4 above, to rights-of-way containing Controlled Environment Vaults (“CEVs”), huts, cabinets, and other similar structures. NEVADA will place no restrictions on access to such rights-of-way that are more restrictive than those NEVADA places on itself; provided, however, that neither Party shall conduct activities on such rights-of-way which interfere with the facilities of the other Party, with the privacy of communications carried over the other Party’s network, or with the other Party’s access to and use of its own facilities. This section relates only to access to rights-of-way and shall not be construed as granting access to the CEVs, huts, cabinets, and similar structures located on such rights-of-way. Access, if any, to CEVs, huts, cabinets, and similar structures, and to ducts, conduits, and risers which serve no purpose other than to provide a means of entering or exiting such structures, shall be governed by the tariff, agreement, or order, if any, granting Applicant access to such structures.
Access to Rights-of. WAY ‑‑ SECTION 251(b)(4) Each Party (“Licensor”) shall provide the other Party (“Licensee”) access for purposes of making attachments to the poles, ducts, rights‑of‑way and conduits it owns or controls, pursuant to any existing or future license agreement between the Parties, and in conformance with 47 U.S.C. 224, where facilities are available, on terms, conditions and prices comparable to those offered to any other entity pursuant to each Party's applicable Tariffs (including generally available license agreements). Where no such Tariffs exist, such access shall be provided in accordance with the requirements of 47 U.S.C. 224, including any applicable FCC regulations that may be issued.
Access to Rights-of. WAY ‑‑ SECTION 251(b)(4) Each Party (“Licensor”) shall provide the other Party (“Licensee”) within a reasonable time period access to the poles, ducts, rights‑of‑way and conduits it owns or controls, to the extent permitted by law and as required by Section 224 of the Act or any FCC or Department Order or practice, on terms, conditions and prices comparable to those offered to any other entity pursuant to each Party’s applicable standard agreements with such entities.
