City-Pair Split Sample Clauses

City-Pair Split. At @Home's request, AT&T shall allow @Home to split any Route between the two cities of a City Pair at an AT&T point of presence (the "New POP") along the fiber path of the Route in between the two cities, provided that the support provided at the New POP will be consistent with existing capabilities supported at the New POP. In such case, AT&T shall provide @Home with collocation (three rack spaces) and interconnection at the New POP. AT&T's only charge for allowing and implementing such split in the City Pair will be for the collocation. @Home shall pay the cost for such collocation as set forth in Exhibit F. @Home shall not be required to pay anything for the right to use fiber on an @Home Route being split in connection with the acquisition of Additional Capacity on the span between the New POP and either or both cities in the City Pair, provided such Additional Capacity together with previously existing capacity on such span does not exceed the Market Equivalent Capacity for the Route. A City-Pair Split does not create a New Route, but rather a New POP along the existing Route at which @Home can connect through an LSA. @Home can increase the Capacity on one span from the New POP to the city on one end of the Route without increasing the Capacity on the span to the city on the other end of the Route.
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