Attachment and Occupancy Fees Sample Clauses

Attachment and Occupancy Fees. 21.2 Fees for Pole Attachment and Conduit Occupancy shall be based on the Facilities for which Licenses have been issued as of the date of billing by AT&T-22STATE and shall be computed as set forth herein.
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Attachment and Occupancy Fees and charges shall continue to accrue until the unauthorized Facilities are removed fromAT&T’s Poles, Conduit System or ROW or until a new or amended Occupancy permit is issued and shall include, but not be limited to, all fees and charges which would have been due and payable if Attaching Party and its predecessors had continuously complied with all applicaAbTle&T licensing requirements. Such fees and charges shall be due and payable thirty (30) calendar days after the date of the xxxx or invoice statni g such fees and charges. In additionh,et Attaching Party shall be liable for an unauthorized Attachment and/or Occupancy fee as specified in the Pricing Schedule to this Agreement. Payment of such fees shall be deemed liquidated damages and not a penalty. In addition, Attaching Party shall rearrange or removeits unauthorized Facilities atAT&T’s request to comply with applicable placement standards, shall remove its Facilities froamny space occupied by or assigned tAoT&T or another Other User, and shall payAT&T for all Costs incurred byAT&T in connection with any rearrangements, modifications, or replacements necessitated as a result of the presence of Attaching Party’s unauthorized Facilities.
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Attachment and Occupancy Fees. Fees for Pole attachment and Conduit Occupancy shall be based on the Facilities, for which Licenses have been issued as of the date of billing by AT&T, shall be computed as set forth herein.
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Attachment and Occupancy Fees. Fees for pole attachment and conduit occupancy shall be based on the facilities for which licenses have been issued as of the date of billing by BellSouth, shall be computed as set forth herein.
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Attachment and Occupancy Fees and charges shall continue to accrue until the unauthorized facilities are removed from SBC-13STATE’s poles, conduit system or rights of way or until a new or amended occupancy permit is issued and shall include, but not be limited to, all fees and charges which would have been due and payable if Attaching Party and its predecessors had continuously complied with all applicable SBC-13STATE licensing requirements. Such fees and charges shall be due and payable 30 days after the date of the xxxx or invoice stating such fees and charges. The Attaching Party shall be liable for an unauthorized attachment or occupancy fee in the amount of five hundred dollars ($500.00) per unauthorized pole attachment and five hundred dollars ($500.00) per unauthorized conduit foot. Attaching Party shall rearrange or remove its unauthorized facilities at SBC-13STATE’s request to comply with applicable placement standards, shall remove its facilities from any space occupied by or assigned to SBC- 13STATE or another Other User, and shall pay SBC-13STATE for all costs incurred by SBC-13STATE in connection with any rearrangements, modifications, or replacements necessitated as a result of the presence of Attaching Party’s unauthorized facilities.
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Attachment and Occupancy Fees. Fees for pole Attachment VI - 39 MCIm - BellSouth Mississippi Interconnection Agreement attachment and conduit occupancy shall be based on the facilities for which licenses have been issued as of the date of billing by BellSouth, shall be computed as set forth in Attachment 1 of this Agreement and shall be payable annually.
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