Authority to Place Attachments Sample Clauses

Authority to Place Attachments. 8.1 Before Licensee places any Attachments on GTE's poles pursuant to an approved PAR, Licensee shall submit evidence satisfactory to GTE of its authority to erect and maintain the facilities to be placed on GTE's poles within the public streets, highways and other thoroughfares or on private property. Licensee shall be solely responsible for obtaining all rights-of-way, easements, licenses, authorizations, permits and consents from federal, state and municipal authorities or private property owners that may be required to place Attachments on GTE's poles. In the event Licensee must obtain any additional easements, permits, approvals, licenses and/or authorizations from any governmental authority or private individual or entity in order to utilize GTE's poles under an approved PAR, GTE shall, upon Licensee's request, provide written confirmation of its consent to Licensee's utilization of poles in a particular location in accordance with this Agreement, if needed by Licensee to obtain such additional approvals or authorizations. GTE shall also provide maps or drawings of its facilities' locations to the extent reasonably required by such governmental authority or private individual or entity for purposes of considering or granting Licensee's request to it for authority or approval. 8.2 GTE shall not unreasonably intervene in or attempt to delay the granting of any rights-of-way, easements, licenses, authorizations, permits and consents from federal, state or municipal authorities or private property owners that may be required for Licensee to place its Attachments on GTE's poles. 8.3 If any right-of-way, easement, license, authorization, permit or consent obtained by Licensee is subsequently revoked or denied for any reason, Licensee's permission to attach to GTE's poles shall terminate immediately and Licensee shall promptly remove its Attachments. Should Licensee fail to remove its Attachments within one hundred twenty (120) days of receiving notice to do so from GTE, GTE shall have the option to remove all such Attachments and store them in a public warehouse or elsewhere at the expense of and for the account of Licensee without GTE being deemed guilty of trespass or conversion, and without GTE becoming liable for any loss or damages to Licensee occasioned thereby. All costs incurred by GTE to remove Licensee's Attachments shall be reimbursed to GTE by Licensee upon demand. 8.4 Upon notice from GTE to Licensee that the cessation of the use of any one or...
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Authority to Place Attachments. 2.4.1 Before AFS places any Attachment pursuant to an approved Attachment Request, AFS shall submit evidence of its authority to erect and maintain the facilities to be placed on ACS’ facilities within the public streets, highways and other thoroughfares or on private property, where such additional authority is required by law. AFS shall be solely responsible for obtaining all necessary licenses, authorizations, permits, and consents from federal, state and municipal authorities that may be required to place Attachments on ACS’ facilities. 2.4.2 ACS shall not unreasonably intervene against or attempt to delay the granting of any necessary licenses, authorizations, permits or consents from federal, state and municipal authorities or private property owners that may be required for AFS to place its Attachments on or in any poles, ducts, conduits, or other ROW that ACS owns or controls. 2.4.3 If any license, authorization, permit or consent obtained by AFS is subsequently revoked or denied for any reason, permission to attach to ACS’ facilities shall terminate immediately and AFS shall remove its Attachments (if any) within one hundred twenty (120) calendar days. AFS may, at its option, litigate or appeal any such revocation or denial and if AFS is diligently pursuing such litigation or appeal, AFS may continue to maintain its Attachment. In doing so, AFS agrees to defend and indemnify ACS from and against any and all costs resulting from AFS’ continuation of the Attachment that is the subject of such litigation or appeal.
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Authority to Place Attachments. 3.5.1 Before AT&T places any Attachment pursuant to an approved Attachment Request, AT&T shall submit evidence of its authority to erect and maintain the Facilities to be placed on GTE's Structures within the public streets, highways and other thoroughfares or on private property, where such authority is required by law. AT&T shall be solely responsible for obtaining all licenses, authorizations, permits, and consent from federal, state and municipal authorities or private property owners that may be required to place Attachments on GTE's Structures. 3.5.2 GTE shall not unreasonably intervene against or attempt to delay the granting of any licenses, authorizations, permits or consents from federal, state and municipal authorities or private property owners that may be required for AT&T to place its Attachments on or in any poles, ducts, conduits, or rights of way, including those that GTE owns or controls. 3.5.3 If any license, authorization, permit or consent obtained by AT&T from an authority, which for the purposes of this Section 3.5.3 does not include GTE, is subsequently revoked or denied for any reason, permission to attach to GTE's Structures shall terminate immediately and AT&T shall remove its Attachments within the time required by such authorities, or absent such time, within ninety (90) days after AT&T receives notification of revocation or denial. AT&T may, at its option, litigate or appeal any such revocation or denial and if AT&T is diligently pursuing such litigation or appeal, AT&T may continue to maintain its Attachment. In doing so, AT&T agrees to indemnify GTE from and against any and all costs resulting from GTE's continuation of the Attachment which is the subject of such litigation or appeal. If AT&T does not appeal and AT&T fails to remove AT&T’s Attachments within the above specified time period, GTE shall have the option to remove AT&T’s Attachments and store them in a public warehouse at the expense of and for the account of AT&T without GTE being deemed guilty of trespass or conversion, and without GTE becoming liable for any loss or damage to AT&T’s Attachments occasioned thereby. Alternatively, GTE may remove AT&T's Attachments and store them upon GTE's premises, in which event, GTE shall use the same standard of care to protect AT&T's Attachments that GTE uses for protecting GTE's own facilities and equipment. All reasonable costs incurred by GTE to remove AT&T’s Attachments shall be reimbursed to GTE by AT&T upon demand.
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Authority to Place Attachments. Before Licensee places any Facility on Frontier's Poles and/or in Frontier's Conduit pursuant to an approved Occupancy Request, Licensee shall submit evidence satisfactory to Frontier including, but not limited to, an affidavit of its authority to erect and maintain the Facilities to be placed on Frontier's Poles and in Frontier's Conduit within the public streets, highways and other thoroughfares, or on private property. Licensee shall be solely responsible for obtaining all ROWs, easements, licenses, authorizations, permits and consents from federal, state and municipal authorities or private property owners that may be required to place Attachments on Frontier's Poles and/or in Frontier's Conduit. If Licensee must obtain any additional easements, permits, approvals, licenses and/or authorizations from any governmental authority or private individual or entity in order to use Frontier's Poles or Frontier's Conduits under an approved Occupancy Request, upon Licensee's request and if needed by Licensee to obtain such ROWs, approvals or other authorizations, Frontier shall provide written confirmation of its consent to Licensee's utilization of Frontier's Poles and/or Frontier's Conduit in a particular location in accordance with this Agreement. Frontier shall also provide maps or drawings of its facilities locations to the extent reasonably required by such governmental authority or private individual or entity for purposes of considering or granting Licensee's request to it for authority or approval. If any ROW, easement, license, authorization, permit, or consent obtained by Licensee is subsequently revoked or denied for any reason, Licensee retains a right to pursue all appeals before Frontier revokes permission to occupy its poles or conduit. Revocations of permission to occupy Frontier’s Poles or Frontier's Conduit will be allowed only after Licensee has exhausted all legal, administrative, and equitable remedies in all state and federal forums. If Licensee does not prevail in its appeals, permission to attach to Frontier's Poles or Frontier's Conduit shall terminate immediately and Licensee shall promptly remove its Attachments. Should Licensee fail to remove its Attachments within sixty (60) calendar days of receiving notice to do so from Frontier, Frontier shall have the option to remove all such Attachments and store them in a public warehouse or elsewhere at the expense of and for the account of Licensee without Frontier being considered guilty o...
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Authority to Place Attachments. Before CLEC places any Attachment pursuant to an approved Attachment Request, CLEC shall submit evidence of its authority to erect and maintain the facilities to be placed on Sprint's facilities within the public streets, highways and other thoroughfares or on private property, where such additional authority is required by law. CLEC shall be solely responsible for obtaining all necessary licenses, authorizations, permits, and consents from federal, state and municipal authorities that may be required to place Attachments on Sprint's facilities.
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