Common use of Application for Permission to Install Attachment Clause in Contracts

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on the application is physically in place. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole number), both party’s pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s pole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement, Pole Attachment Agreement, Pole Attachment Agreement

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Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of certain customer service dropsdrops as specified in Section 3.02 below, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's polesPoles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on be applicable when the application is physically in placeapproved. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole Pole number), both party’s pole Pole numbers (to the extent that the pole Pole numbers are on the pole Pole and identifiable as the party’s pole Pole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles Poles in question, the space desired on each polePole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for With the exception of construction on existing slack spans or on existing messengers attached to Poles carrying voltages at or above 34.5 kV, Licensee may overlash a Licensee in its existing pole spacesingle ninety-six (96) or fewer count fiber cable, or coaxial cable of equivalent diameter(s) and weight(s) without submitting an application. The For these specific instances of overlashing, Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner with maps of the proposed overlash route and Pole numbers, ten (10) days prior to such overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles . Licensee agrees to be overlashed, identification correct any of Licensee’s existing noncompliant facilities at the time of the type or specifications for overlashing such that the Equipment that is facilities are made to be installed, etc.) needed by comply with the NESC. Any other overlashing requires Licensee to submit an application to Pole Owner and receive approval prior to monitor and maintain its pole facilities installation. Third Party overlashing is not permitted without allowed absent a separate contractual agreement between the third party submittingparty, to the Pole Owneroverlashed party, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Ownerpole owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement, Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) 1 and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on the application is physically in place. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole number), both party’s pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s pole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. [PLACE HOLDER FOR OVERLASH LANGUAGE]2 In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement, Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) A), upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until A form of the attachment identified on the application is physically in placeinvoice may be accessed at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/wholesale/pcat/poleductrow.html. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time accessed at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/wholesale/pcat/poleductrow.html, Substantive changes to time the written application shall be submitted to the Commission for approval as approved contemplated by the Commission. Commission rules.. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole number), both party’s Parties’ pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s Parties’ pole numbernumbers), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement, Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole OwnerOwnerCenturyLink's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner OwnerCenturyLink in writing (attached as Exhibit B) and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) A), upon receipt of an invoice from Pole OwnerOwnerCenturyLink. Rental Fees shall not apply until A form of the attachment identified on the application is physically in placeinvoice may be accessed at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/wholesale/pcat/poleductrow.html. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner OwnerCenturyLink at the address set forth in Article XIXII. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time accessed at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/wholesale/pcat/poleductrow.html, Substantive changes to time the written application shall be submitted to the Commission for approval as approved contemplated by the Commission. Commission rules.. The application shall contain all required information including: latitude and longitude, the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner OwnerCenturyLink and part of the pole number), both party’s Parties’ pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s Parties’ pole numbernumbers), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner OwnerCenturyLink shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole spacespace so long as the sheath contains no more than 96 fiber strands or is a coaxial cable of equivalent diameter and weight. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner OwnerCenturyLink of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner OwnerCenturyLink to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole OwnerOwnerCenturyLink, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole OwnerOwnerCenturyLink poles. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service dropsdrops and temporary overlashings, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) 1 and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on the application is physically in place. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole number), both party’s pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s pole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its For purposes of this Section, temporary overlashings shall be defined as new cable that is overlashed to an existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice strand of cable until services can be transferred from the existing cable to the Pole Owner new cable. After the transfer of services is complete, the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of pre-existing cable is stripped from the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor strand and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. removed.2 In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on the application is physically in place. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole number), both partypPartiesy’s pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s pole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer Except as specifically permitted in Sections 2.01 and 3.03 regarding certain overlashed Attachments and service drops, before respectively, Licensee places an shall not place any Attachment upon Poles without first making Application and receiving PacifiCorp’s permission to do so; nor shall Licensee modify the position of any Attachment upon any Poles without first making Application and receiving permission to do so, The Application shall include, without limitation: all location information including PacifiCorp’s Pole numbers; amount of Pole Owner's polesspace requested; type and number of Attachments to be attached on each Pole; Attachment location on the Pole; physical characteristics of Attachment(s); description of installation; indication of any known required Make-ready Work as outlined in Section 3.02; proposed route and schedule for construction; and all applicable contact information for the Licensee or Licensee’s qualified contractor. PacifiCorp will acknowledge the Application in writing within fifteen (15) days of receipt. PacifiCorp will approve, approve with condition, or deny Applications in writing within forty-five (45) days of receipt of the Application. If the Application is denied due to insufficient information from the Licensee, the forty-five (45) day period shall be suspended until the Licensee provides the required information to PacifiCorp. Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and promptly submit payment for all charges applicable fees, to the assessment of proposed Attachments pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit B) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole OwnerPacifiCorp. Rental Fees charges for each approved Attachment shall not apply until commence as of the attachment identified date of PacifiCorp’s approval of the Application pursuant to the contact Rental Rate schedule (Exhibit A) and the first charge for annual rent on the application Attachment shall be charged at this time, with no abatement for the period of the current annual billing period prior to the Attachment approval. For illustrative purposes only, if the Attachment is physically approved in place. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at December and the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form current annual billing period is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: prior July through the specific Equipment to be installedfollowing June, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole number), both party’s pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s pole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications charged in December for the Equipment that is to be installed, etcnew approved attachment and then the Rental Rate then in effect for the Attachment the following July for the next annual billing period.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of certain customer service dropsdrops as specified in Section 3.02 below, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's polesPoles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on beginbe applicable when the application is physically in placeapproved. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole Pole number), both party’s pole Pole numbers (to the extent that the pole Pole numbers are on the pole Pole and identifiable as the party’s pole Pole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles Poles in question, the space desired on each polePole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a With the exception of construction on existing slack spans or on existing messengers attached to Poles carrying voltages at or above 34.5 kV, Licensee in its existing pole spacemay overlash forty-eight (48) anda single ninety-six (96) or fewer count fibers, as well asfiber cable, or coaxial cable of equivalent diameter(s) and weight(s) without submitting an application. The For these specific instances of overlashing, Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner with maps of the proposed overlash route and Pole numbers, ten (10) days prior to such overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles . Licensee agrees to be overlashed, identification correct any of Licensee’s existing noncompliant facilities at the time of the type or specifications for overlashing such that the Equipment that is facilities are made to be installed, etc.) needed by comply with the NESC. Any other overlashing requires Licensee to submit an application to Pole Owner and receive approval prior to monitor and maintain its pole facilities installation. Licensee shall not allow any third-party to overlash equipment upon an existing Attachment owned by Licensee. Third Party overlashing is not permitted without allowed absent a separate contractual agreement between the third party submittingparty, to the Pole Owneroverlashed party, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Ownerpole owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

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Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole OwnerCenturyLink's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner CenturyLink in writing (attached as Exhibit B) and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) A), upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on the application is physically in placeCenturyLink. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner CenturyLink at the address set forth in Article XIXII. The Substantive changes to the written application form is attached hereto shall be submitted to the Commission for approval as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved contemplated by the Commission. Commission rules.. The application shall contain all required information including: latitude and longitude, the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner CenturyLink and part of the pole number), both party’s Parties’ pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s Parties’ pole numbernumbers), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner CenturyLink shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole spacespace so long as the sheath contains no more than 96 fiber strands or is a coaxial cable of equivalent diameter and weight. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner CenturyLink of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner CenturyLink to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole OwnerCenturyLink, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole OwnerCenturyLink poles. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of certain customer service dropsdrops as specified in Section 3.02 below, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's polespolesPoles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on onbe applicable when the application is physically in place. approved. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole polePole number), both party’s pole polePole numbers (to the extent that the pole polePole numbers are on the pole polePole and identifiable as the party’s pole polePole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles polesPoles in question, the space desired on each polepolePole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities With the exception of construction on existing slack spans or on existing messengers attached to Poles carrying voltages at or above 34.5 kV, Licensee may overlash a single ninety-six (96) or fewer count fiber cable, or coaxial cable of equivalent diameter(s) and weight(s) without submitting an application. For these specific instances of overlashing, Licensee will provide Pole Owner with maps of the proposed overlash route and Pole numbers, ten (10) days prior to such overlashing. Licensee agrees to correct any of Licensee’s existing noncompliant facilities at the time of the overlashing such that the facilities are made to comply with the NESC. Any other overlashing requires Licensee to submit an application to Pole Owner and receive approval prior to installation. Third Party overlashing is not permitted without allowed absent a separate contractual agreement between the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner., the overlashed party, and the pole owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of certain customer service dropsdrops as specified in Section 3.02 below, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's polespolesPoles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on onbegin when the application is physically in place. approved. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved by the Commission. The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole polePole number), both party’s pole polePole numbers (to the extent that the pole polePole numbers are on the pole polePole and identifiable as the party’s pole polePole number), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles polesPoles in question, the space desired on each polepolePole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole space. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. With the exception of construction on existing slack spans or on existing messengers attached to Poles carrying voltages at or above 34.5 kV, Licensee may overlash forty-eight (48) and fewer count fibers, as well as coaxial cable of equivalent weight(s) without submitting an application. For these specific instances of overlashing, Licensee will provide Pole Owner with maps of the proposed overlash route and Pole numbers, ten (10) days prior to such overlashing. Licensee agrees to correct any of Licensee’s existing noncompliant facilities at the time of the overlashing such that the facilities are made to comply with the NESC. Any other overlashing requires Licensee to submit an application to Pole Owner and receive approval prior to installation. Licensee shall not allow any third-party to overlash equipment upon an existing Attachment owned by Licensee. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole OwnerCenturyLink's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner CenturyLink in writing (attached as Exhibit B) and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) A), upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until the attachment identified on the application is physically in placeCenturyLink. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner CenturyLink at the address set forth in Article XIXII. The Substantive changes to the written application form is attached hereto shall be submitted to the Commission for approval as Exhibit and may be revised from time to time as approved contemplated by the Commission. Commission rules.. The application shall contain all required information including: latitude and longitude, the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner CenturyLink and part of the pole number), both party’s Parties’ pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s Parties’ pole numbernumbers), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner CenturyLink shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole spacespace so long as the sheath contains no more than 96 fiber strands or is a coaxial cable of equivalent diameter and weight. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner CenturyLink of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner CenturyLink to monitor and maintain its pole facilities facilities. Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole OwnerCenturyLink, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole OwnerCenturyLink poles. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate relocate, or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

Application for Permission to Install Attachment. With the exception of customer service drops, before Licensee places an Attachment upon any of Pole Owner's poles, Licensee shall request permission from Pole Owner in writing and submit payment for all applicable fees, pursuant to the Fee Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) and the Rental Rate Schedule (attached as Exhibit ) A), upon receipt of an invoice from Pole Owner. Rental Fees shall not apply until A form of the attachment identified on the application is physically in placeinvoice may be accessed at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/wholesale/pcat/poleductrow.html. Licensee shall make its written application to Pole Owner at the address set forth in Article XI. The written application form is attached hereto as Exhibit and may be revised from time accessed at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/wholesale/pcat/poleductrow.html, Substantive changes to time the written application shall be submitted to the Commission for approval as approved contemplated by the Commission. Commission rules... The application shall contain all required information including: the specific Equipment to be installed, the map number (to the extent that it is identifiable or provided by Pole Owner and part of the pole number), both party’s Parties’ pole numbers (to the extent that the pole numbers are on the pole and identifiable as the party’s Parties’ pole numbernumbers), street address of nearest physical location identifier of the poles in question, the space desired on each pole, and any additional information requested by Owner as reasonably necessary to properly review the request for attachment. Pole Owner shall not unreasonably request such additional information. Licensee shall not unreasonably refuse to provide such additional information. Additional permitting applications for overlashing are not required for a Licensee in its existing pole spacespace so long as the sheath contains no more than 96 fiber strands or is a coaxial cable of equivalent diameter and weight. The Licensee will provide a 14 day prior notice to the Pole Owner of the proposed overlashing, providing information (e.g., pole identification numbers for poles to be overlashed, identification of the type or specifications for the Equipment that is to be installed, etc.) needed by the Pole Owner to monitor and maintain its pole facilities Third Party overlashing is not permitted without the third party submitting, to the Pole Owner, its own application for its attachments and paying any applicable fees and appropriate rental payments for its attachments to the Pole Owner. In the event the Commission approves an ENS, the Parties will use the approved ENS to submit, approve and/or deny applications for permission to attach, relocate or remove Equipment and will follow all procedures required by such ENS.

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Samples: Pole Attachment Agreement

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