Aerial Clause Samples
The 'Aerial' clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding the installation, maintenance, and use of aerial equipment or structures, such as antennas, satellite dishes, or overhead cables, on a property. Typically, this clause outlines who is permitted to install such equipment, any required approvals, and the standards for safety and appearance. Its core function is to ensure that aerial installations do not compromise the property's structural integrity, safety, or aesthetics, and to prevent disputes between parties over unauthorized or unsafe installations.
Aerial. No Owner (save and except the First Owner) shall be entitled to connect to any aerials telecommunication transmitters and receivers, antennae and other equipment and installations installed by the Manager except with the permission of the Manager and in accordance with any House Rules relating to the same. Save and except the First Owner, no Owner shall affix or install his own aerial, telecommunication transmitter, receiver, antennae and other equipment and installations in and outside any part of the Building without the prior written consent of the Manager.
Aerial. No aerial installations will be permitted unless on an existing pole. Any relocation of facilities from an aerial installation to underground will be at the sole discretion of the City and at the sole cost of the Lessee.
Aerial. It will be the responsibility of the AGENCY to maintain the IMPROVEMENTS described in this
Aerial. Upon the Landlord’s consent, the Tenant may install aerial for network and receiving video signals on the roof or wall of the property where the leased area is located in or the ceiling or wall surface of the leased area, provided that the public aerial provided by the Landlord shall not be interrupted, moved, removed or changed.