ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. 5.01 Public Rights-of-Way. SBC MISSOURI and CLEC agree that neither party has the right to restrict or interfere with the other party’s access to public rights-of-way. SBC MISSOURI and CLEC shall each be responsible for obtaining their own rights-of-way and permission to use real or personal property owned or controlled by any governmental body, subject to the procedures set forth in Section 5.03 below.
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. 5.1 To the extent AT&T has the authority to do so, AT&T grants Attaching Party a right to use any ROW for AT&T Poles, Ducts, or Conduits to which Attaching Party may attach its facilities for the purposes of constructing, operating, and maintaining such Attaching Party’s facilities on AT&T’s Poles, Ducts, or Conduits. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Attaching Party shall be responsible for determining the necessity of and obtaining from private and/or public authority any necessary consent, easement, ROW, license, permit, permission, certification, or franchise to construct, operate, and/or maintain its facilities on private and public property at the location of the AT&T Pole, Duct, or Conduit to which Attaching Party seeks to attach its facilities. Attaching Party shall furnish proof of any such easement, ROW, license, permit, permission, certification, or franchise within thirty (30) days of request by AT&T. AT&T does not warrant the validity or apportionability of any rights it may hold to place facilities on private property.
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. SECTION 251(b)(4)
9.1 SBC-13STATE- shall provide to CLEC access to Poles, Conduits and Rights of Ways pursuant to the applicable Appendix ROW, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. Pursuant to Section 251(b)(4) of the Act, to the extent provided by the ASCENT Decision, SBC-ASI/13State will provide access to its poles, ducts, conduits, and rights-of-way to CLEC on rates, terms, and conditions that are consistent with Section 224 of the Act. Currently SBC-ASI/13State has not deployed any poles, ducts, conduits or rights-of-way.
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. SECTION 251(b)(4)
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. Section 251(b)(4)
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. 5.01 Public Rights-of-Way. AT&T and CLEC agree that neither party has the right to restrict or interfere with the other party’s access to public rights-of-way. AT&T and CLEC shall each be responsible for obtaining their own rights-of-way and permission to use real or personal property owned or controlled by any governmental body, subject to the procedures set forth in Section 5.03 below.
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. 5.01 Public Rights-of-Way. SBC NEVADA and AT&T agree that neither party has the right to restrict or interfere with the other party’s access to public rights-of-way. SBC NEVADA and AT&T shall each be responsible for obtaining their own rights-of-way and permission to use real or personal property owned or controlled by any governmental body, subject to the procedures set forth in Section 5.03 below.
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. 5.1 Public Rights-of-Way
ACCESS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY. ATU must provide non-discriminatory access to any pole, duct, conduit, or right-of-way (including fee property) owned or controlled by it. Non-discriminatory access includes any use to which ATU puts the facilities or property, including the placement of remote terminals on property owned or controlled by ATU. Access billing is to be done by ATU.
