Fiber and Cable Sample Clauses

Fiber and Cable. A. Subject to the provisions of this Agreement and any underlying Right of Way Agreements that parties have entered into or may enter into, Service Provider shall maintain or cause a third party to maintain the Cable in a good and operable condition and shall repair or cause a third party to repair the Cable in a workmanlike manner. B. Service Provider shall patrol the route of the buried portion of the Cable on a reasonable, routine basis and shall perform all required Cable locates. Service Provider shall have qualified representatives on site at anytime another company is crossing the Cable or digging within five (5) feet of the Cable. Service Provider shall belong to a state or regional one call center when available. C. Service Provider maintenance employees shall be responsible for correcting or repairing Cable discontinuity or damage, including, but not limited to, the emergency repair of the Cable. Service Provider shall use its best commercially reasonable efforts to repair Cable traffic discontinuity within four (4) hours after the Service Provider maintenance employee's arrival at the problem site. Service Provider shall maintain sufficient capability to teleconference with Service Recipient during an emergency repair in order to provide continuous communication. Within twenty-four (24) hours after completion of an emergency repair, Service Provider shall commence its planning for permanent repair, shall notify Service Recipient of such plans, and shall implement such permanent repair within an appropriate time thereafter. Restoration of open fibers on fiber strands not immediately required for service shall be completed on a mutually agreed upon schedule. If the fiber is required for immediate service, the repair shall be scheduled for the next available Planned Service Work Period (PSWP) weekend. D. Service Provider shall comply with the Cable splicing specifications as provided in the Exhibit C entitled "Fiber Cable Splicing, Testing and Acceptance Standards". Service Provider shall provide to Service Recipient any modifications to these specifications for Service Recipient's approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, so long as the modifications do not deviate from industry standards. E. Service Provider's representatives that are responsible for initial restorations of a cut Cable shall carry on their vehicles the appropriate equipment to be usable to quickly put the Cable back together using a temporary slice. The objective is to ...
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Fiber and Cable. A. Emergency Repair. Provider shall correct or repair cable discontinuity or damage. Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to repair cable traffic discontinuity within the following timeframes: o Dispatch of personnel to problem area - immediately upon learning of discontinuity o Arrival of first maintenance employee on site - within four (4) hours of learning of discontinuity o Restoration of cable continuity - continuity of at least one fiber shall be established within six (6) hours of learning of discontinuity; restoration shall continue until all in-service fibers are restored o Electronic failure response time is two (2) hours.
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Fiber and Cable. 3.1 Each Party’s goal is to limit the number of Service Affecting Conditions, including fiber cuts or single fiber failures, and to minimize the duration to less than twenty-four (24) hours or the minimum time practicably possible, whichever is less, when and if the Service Affecting Conditions occur, as follows (See Article 5.8 of the Agreement for target response times). 3.2 The first objective is to localize the fault. Once the fault is identified, the next objective will be to provide a safe and secure work environment for temporary restoral. Restoration shall continue until all in-service fibers are temporarily restored. 3.3 Within twenty-four (24) hours after completion of an emergency repair, the Licensor shall commence planning for permanent repair in close coordination with the Licensee to restore the applicable Cable within a reasonable amount of time and with minimum disruption of the Licensee Fibers.
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