Company’s Response to Network Emergency Sample Clauses

Company’s Response to Network Emergency. In case of a Network emergency due to any unforeseen event, Company may access its Wireless Sites and WCFs without first obtaining a PROW permit provided Company has conducted Network trouble-shooting and diagnostic tests and has reasonably identified the point or points of Network failure or malfunction. While acting under this provision to address a Network emergency, Company shall conduct its activities within the PROW in such a manner as to protect public and private property and to provide the necessary traffic control. Company will make every reasonable effort to coordinate its emergency response with Licensor. To that end, prior to entering the PROW, Company will use the following emergency contacts to give notice to Licensor of the Network emergency and an estimated time period to address the situation:
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Company’s Response to Network Emergency. In case of a Network emergency due to any unforeseen event, the Company may access its Wireless Sites and WCFs without first obtaining a PROW permit provided the Company has conducted Network trouble-shooting and diagnostic tests and has reasonably identified the point or points of Network failure or malfunction. While acting under this provision to address a Network emergency, the Company shall conduct its activities within the PROW in such a manner as to protect public and private property and to provide the necessary traffic control. The Company will make every reasonable effort to coordinate its emergency response with the Licensor. To that end, prior to entering the PROW, the Company will use the following emergency contacts to give notice to the Licensor of the Network emergency and an estimated time period to address the situation: The Licensor’s public safety communications dispatch may be reached 24/7 at: [INSERT CITY TELEPHONE NUMBER] and electronically at [INSERT CITY EMAIL ADDRESS]. If contact cannot be made with the Licensor in this manner, the Company shall call 9-1-1. Notwithstanding the foregoing, within three (3) days after undertaking the emergency work, the Company is required to submit a complete application for a right of way permit in order to allow the Licensor to update its records of the work.
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Company’s Response to Network Emergency. In case of a Network emergency due to any unforeseen event, the Company may access its Wireless Sites and WCFs without first obtaining a PROW permit provided the Company has conducted Network trouble- shooting and diagnostic tests and has reasonably identified the point or points of Network failure or malfunction. While acting under this provision to address a Network emergency, the Company shall conduct its activities within the PROW in such a manner as to protect public and private property and to provide the necessary traffic control. The Company will make every reasonable effort to coordinate its emergency response with the City. To that end, prior to entering the PROW, the Company will use the following emergency contacts to give notice to the City of the Network emergency and an estimated time period to address the situation: The City’s public safety communications dispatch may be reached 24/7 at: and electronically at . If contact cannot be made with the City in this manner the Company shall call 9- 1-1.
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Company’s Response to Network Emergency. In case of a Network Emergency due to any unforeseen event, the Company may access its SCFs without first obtaining a right-of-way permit provided the Company has conducted Network trouble-shooting and diagnostic tests and has reasonably identified the point or points of Network failure or malfunction. While acting under this provision to address a Network Emergency, the Company shall conduct its activities within the right-of-way in such a manner as to protect public and private property and to provide the necessary traffic control. The Company will make every reasonable effort to coordinate its Emergency response with the Licensor. To that end, prior to entering the right-of-way, the Company will use the following Emergency contacts to give notice to the Licensor of the Network Emergency and an estimated time period to address the situation: The Licensor’s public safety communications dispatch may be reached 24/7 at: 000-000-0000. If contact cannot be made with the Licensor in this manner, the Company shall call 9-1-1. Notwithstanding the foregoing, within three (3) days after undertaking the Emergency work, the Company is required to submit a complete application for a right of way permit in order to allow the Licensor to update its records of the work.
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