Expense of Situating Pole Attachments Sample Clauses

Expense of Situating Pole Attachments. Licensee shall place, maintain, rearrange, transfer, and remove its own Attachments at its own expense except as otherwise expressly provided hereunder.
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Expense of Situating Pole Attachments. ‌ Licensee shall place, maintain, rearrange, transfer, and remove its own Attachments at its own expense except as otherwise expressly provided hereunder. Nothing in this Agreement shall prohibit Licensee from seeking reimbursement for costs it incurs from third party requests; however, all required work to be completed by Licensee must meet the timeframe prescribed by Rocky Mountain Power, without regard to third party cost recovery negotiations.
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Expense of Situating Pole Attachments. Licensee shall place, maintain, rearrange, transfer, and remove its own Attachments at its own expense, except as otherwise expressly provided hereunder. Nothing in this Agreement shall prohibit Licensee from seeking reimbursement for costs it incurs from third-party requests; however, all required work to be completed by the Licensee must meet the timeframe prescribed by PacifiCorp, without regard to third-party cost recovery negotiations. When an existing Attachment requires modification by Licensee solely for a third-party’s benefit, PacifiCorp will notify the third-party that the Licensee must be contacted by the third-party to coordinate the modification. If the third-party is an attacher, PacifiCorp will provide its contact information to Licensee. If the third-party is not an attacher, PacifiCorp shall so notify Licensee and also provide the location of the Pole at issue. To the extent the PacifiCorp and the Licensee agree the Licensee has not caused non-compliance with Section 3.05, Licensee shall not be responsible for correction costs. However, if it cannot be reasonably determined who, or to what extent, caused such non-compliance, Licensee will pay a reasonable share of the cost of correction.
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