Definition of Ameritech Make Ready Work Sample Clauses

Definition of Ameritech Make Ready Work. Ameritech Make Ready Work: (a) is any work that is required to be performed by Ameritech to make poles ready for CLEC’s attachment. (b) does not include any work regarding the facilities or attachments of other parties with attachment to the pole necessary to accommodate CLEC’s attachment. The following applies: (a) When CLEC is allowed to perform certain Make Ready work, all standards and conditions specified in section 7.9 will be followed. (b) CLEC will not be allowed to perform certain Make Ready Work that is required to be performed by Ameritech employees pursuant to Ameritech collective bargaining agreements, work rules and policies. If CLEC is denied the ability to perform certain Make Ready Work, Ameritech will address the reason for such denial on a case-by-case basis.
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Definition of Ameritech Make Ready Work. Ameritech Make Ready Work: (a) is any work that is required to be performed by Ameritech to make poles ready for CLEC’s attachment. (b) does not include any work regarding the facilities or attachments of other parties with attachment to the pole necessary to accommodate CLEC’s attachment. The following applies:
Definition of Ameritech Make Ready Work. Ameritech Make Ready Work, is any construction that is required to be performed by the Ameritech to prepare the Ameritech ducts and conduit for attachment or occupancy by CLEC. The following lists are not necessarily all- inclusive, but are indications of types of Make Ready work.

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