Cages. BellSouth shall construct enclosures in compliance with NOS Communications, Inc.’s collocation request. At NOS Communications, Inc.’s request, BellSouth shall permit NOS Communications, Inc. to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements with a contractor certified by BellSouth (“BellSouth Certified Contractor”), provided however, that BellSouth shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
Cages. BellSouth shall construct enclosures in compliance with BTC’s collocation request. At BTC’s request, BellSouth shall permit BTC to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements with a contractor certified by BellSouth (“BellSouth Certified Contractor”), provided however, that BellSouth shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
Cages. BellSouth shall construct enclosures in compliance with Xxxxxxxx.xxx’s collocation request. At Xxxxxxxx.xxx’s request, BellSouth shall permit Xxxxxxxx.xxx to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements with a contractor certified by BellSouth (“BellSouth Certified Contractor”), provided however, that BellSouth shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
Cages. BellSouth shall construct enclosures in compliance with WinStar’s collocation request. At WinStar’s request, BellSouth shall permit WinStar to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements with a contractor certified by BellSouth (“BellSouth Certified Contractor”), provided however, that BellSouth shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
Cages. Each out-grower initially receives two cages free of charge, with ANG retaining ownership. (Annex 3.2.3). Each cage is valued at LKR 40,000 (cost for materials is LKR 31,000, see Annex 2.6), measures roughly 18 cubic meters (3 x 3 x 2) and consists of a wooden frame floating on plastic drums and hung with netting. Plastic nets used early on are now being replaced by better quality nylon nets. IAP provides training on construction and maintenance. Out-growers build their own cages under IAP supervision. Though standard international practice is to use larger cages, typically around 50 cubic meters, IAP fosters family farming by using small cages requiring fewer people to handle nets during cleaning and harvesting. (Annexes 3.2.4, 4.1.5-6) ANG plans to build 100 cages a month (three per day) starting in October, 2012, supplying newcomers with two free cages apiece and furnishing established out-growers with extra cages, roughly at cost. (Annex 3.2.4.) Cleaning requires several out-growers working together to handle heavy nets. IAP training recommends cleaning every two weeks. Out-growers confirm cleaning every one to two weeks. (Annexes 3.1)
Cages. BellSouth shall construct enclosures in compliance with KMC Telecom’s collocation request. At KMC Telecom’s request, BellSouth shall permit KMC Telecom to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements with a contractor certified by BellSouth (“BellSouth Certified Contractor”), provided however, that BellSouth shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
Cages. No Sunflower Seeds allowed in cages.
Cages. AT&T shall construct enclosures in compliance with SouthEast’s collocation request. At SouthEast’s request, AT&T shall permit SouthEast to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements with a contractor certified by AT&T (“AT&T Certified Contractor”), provided however, that AT&T shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
2.1 When SouthEast subcontracts the construction, SouthEast must arrange with a AT&T Certified Contractor to construct and will provide to AT&T, construction plans for approval of a collocation arrangement enclosure in accordance with AT&T’s guidelines and specifications prior to starting equipment installation and at SouthEast’s sole expense. AT&T will provide guidelines and specifications upon request. Where local building codes require enclosure specifications more stringent than AT&T’s standard enclosure specification, SouthEast and SouthEast’s chosen AT&T Certified Contractor must comply with the more stringent local building code requirements. SouthEast’s chosen AT&T Certified Contractor shall be responsible for filing and receiving any and all necessary permits and/or licenses for such construction. AT&T shall cooperate with SouthEast and provide, at SouthEast’s expense, the documentation, including architectural drawings, necessary for SouthEast to obtain the zoning, permits and/or other licenses. AT&T shall pass on to SouthEast the costs of providing the documentation. The Contractor shall bill SouthEast directly for all work performed for SouthEast pursuant to this Attachment and AT&T shall have no liability for nor responsibility to pay such charges imposed by the SouthEast chosen AT&T Certified Contractor. SouthEast must provide the local AT&T building contact with two Access Xxxx used to enter the locked enclosure. Except in case of emergency, AT&T will not access SouthEast’s locked enclosure prior to notifying SouthEast.
Cages. BellSouth shall construct enclosures for Powertel’s collocated equipment and facilities at the rates set forth in Exhibit “A” in compliance with Powertel’s collocation request. At Powertel’s request, BellSouth shall permit Powertel to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements to a contractor certified by BellSouth (“BellSouth Certified Contractor”), provided however, that BellSouth shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
Cages. BellSouth shall construct enclosures in compliance with LCT’s collocation request. At LCT’s request, BellSouth shall permit LCT to subcontract the construction of physical collocation arrangements with a contractor certified by BellSouth (“BellSouth Certified Contractor”), provided however, that BellSouth shall not unreasonably withhold approval of contractors.
