Cable Plant Sample Clauses

Cable Plant. All cable used in the CATV Systems is coaxial, and, except for such conditions as might be expected for a cable system of its age and geographic location, is water-tight and joined and connected according to normal and customary industry standards.
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Cable Plant. Tenant shall have the right, at its sole expense, to maintain and to exclusively use all existing cable plant and any related facilities and equipment located within the Conference Center and common areas of the Project. Tenant shall have the right to use such cable plant and such related facilities and equipment in the same manner in which the previous Tenant used the same after the sale and transfer of the Project from the previous Tenant to Landlord.
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Cable Plant. (a) Tenant shall have the right, at its sole expense, to maintain and to exclusively use all existing cable plant and any related facilities and equipment located within the Fab I Building and the common areas of the Project. Tenant shall have the right to use such cable plant and such related facilities and equipment in the same manner in which the previous Tenant used the same after the sale and transfer of the Project from the previous Tenant to Landlord. (b) During the Term, Tenant shall have the right to access and exclusively use the computer room (B04) located in the basement of the Fab I Building. Tenant shall have the right to use such room and related facilities and equipment in the same manner in which the previous Tenant used the same after the sale and transfer of the Project from the previous Tenant to Landlord. (c) Within the first sixty (60) days of the Term, Landlord and Tenant shall meet and confer for purposes of reaching agreement on the location of voice and data closets ("I/S Closets") supporting their respective premises within the Fab I Building during the Term. Until such time as the parties have established the location of Tenant's I/S Closets for the remaining Term, Tenant shall have the right to access and exclusively use the then existing I/S Closets located within the Building. Upon reaching agreement with regard to the location of Tenant's I/S Closets for the remaining Term, Tenant shall have the right to access and exclusively use the same during the Term.
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Cable Plant. KSC has both copper and fiber cable plants that provide transport for operational and institutional communications requirements at KSC and the NASA occupied facilities at the CCAFS. Approximately 800 miles of major cables traverse over 54 miles of duct banks, 550 manholes, handholes, associated conduit systems, and facility cable trays. Some cables support unique systems at the Launch Complex (LC) 39 pads. Facility premise wiring is considered to be part of the cable plant. Cable records are managed using the Circuit Assignment Management System (CAMS). CAMS was developed in-house. It automatically selects available circuits and specifies the cross-connects necessary to provide a complete a path between endpoints. In addition, CAMS provides information about which users will be affected when planning circuit outages.
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Cable Plant. Tenant shall have the right, at its sole expense, to maintain and to exclusively use all existing cable plant and any related facilities and equipment located within the Development Building and the common areas of the Project. Tenant shall have the right to use such cable plant and such related facilities and equipment in the same manner in which the previous Tenant used the same after the sale and transfer of the Project from the previous Tenant to Landlord. During the Term, Tenant shall have the right to access and exclusively use the computer room (B04) located in the basement of the Development Building. Tenant shall have the right to use such room and related facilities and equipment in the same manner in which the previous Tenant used the same after the sale and transfer of the Project from the previous Tenant to Landlord.
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Cable Plant. All cable used in the CATV Systems is coaxial, and, except for such conditions as might be expected for a cable system of its age and geographic location, is generally water-tight and joined and connected according to normal and customary industry standards. The CATV Systems, at the Closing Date, shall have no fewer than the number of plant miles (excluding service drops), and shall be capable of operation (in accordance with the standards set forth at Section 5.8.3) at the capacity levels specified in the table set forth below: Cable System Plant Miles Capacity ------------ ----------- -------- Huffxxx Xxxtem 178 330 MHz Prarie View System 42 300 MHz Cut and Shoot System 56 000 XXx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxtem 32 000 XXx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxtem 25 000 XXx Xxx Xxxxxx 00 000 XXx Xxxxxxxx Xxxtem 25 300 MHz
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Cable Plant. The coaxial wiring that is attached to the poles or in underground conduit along the public rights of way in the Town and transmits the cable television system signals.
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