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Frequency Interference Sample Clauses

Frequency Interference. A. COMPANY will not cause, permit or allow the installation, operation, maintenance or use of an ANTENNA FACILITY or any other equipment installed pursuant to this AGREEMENT to interfere with: (1) any CITY use of the PROPERTY; (2) CITY equipment used at the PROPERTY; (3) CITY communications; and/or (4) or any pre-existing third party uses of the PROPERTY or any other CITY property, including uses of communications equipment, which uses were authorized or planned by CITY prior to the execution of this Agreement. COMPANY shall immediately provide, in writing, to the CITY at the address set forth for notices in SECTION 15, herein, the frequencies utilized in the operation of the ANTENNA FACILITIES. COMPANY shall also provide the CITY, at the same address, with written notice of any intended changes in those frequencies, a description of those frequencies and the dates that those frequency changes are anticipated to occur, at least thirty (30) days prior to the date that those frequency changes are anticipated to occur. COMPANY shall not begin any work on the PROPERTY pursuant to this AGREEMENT until these frequencies have been approved in writing by CITY’s Chief Information Officer or any other person that may be designated to make such approval by CITY’s City Manager. B. COMPANY shall ensure that its use of an ANTENNA FACILITY does not interfere with any communication transmissions in the vicinity of the PROPERTY, including without limitation, the CITY’s public safety transmissions, police and fire communications, CITY’s internal or external communications, communications by CITY’s tenants, or communications used in the connection with the San Xxxx International Airport. COMPANY shall operate the ANTENNA FACILITY in such a manner that all communications sent or received by the ANTENNA FACILITY shall be separated from all CITY communications frequencies, including without limitation, CITY communications listed in the preceding sentence, by at least 1 megahertz. C. If COMPANY’s construction, installation, maintenance, operation, use or removal of an ANTENNA FACILITY violates this provision, COMPANY shall immediately eliminate such violation or interference. If COMPANY fails to immediately eliminate such violation or interference, CITY may, in addition to and without compromising any other remedy available to CITY, immediately cut off power to the facility in the manner set forth in SECTION 14 below. CITY shall immediately provide notice to COMPANY of any inter...
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Frequency Interference. Licensee must ensure that the use of the Licensed premises does not measurably interfere with existing operations on or immediately around the site, and that situations creating the existence of RFI will be cured within 10 calendar days. Within 10 calendar days of receiving notice of an RFI problem, Licensee must notify the Licensor, in writing, if there are extenuating circumstances that prevent curing the problem within 10 days. If such interference cannot be corrected within 10 calendar days based on extenuating circumstances, Licensor may grant an extension of time to cure the problem. If Licensee cannot operate without creating an incurable RFI situation, this License will be automatically terminated by mutual consent without liability and any further obligations on the part of either Licensee or Licensor, other than for Licensee’s obligation to remove its equipment from the premises.
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Frequency Interference. Pursuant to ADCOM911's requirements under the SMLA, in the event that ADCOM911 and Agency experience a conflict related to radio frequency interference with Call Sign WQQE234, and are not able to resolve the conflict within 30 days or such shorter or longer period as mutually agreed upon by the Parties, ADCOM911 shall refer the conflict to FirstNet, which shall have final authority in the resolution of such conflict.
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Frequency Interference. A. COMPANY will not cause, permit or allow the installation, operation, maintenance or use of an ANTENNA FACILITIES or any other equipment installed pursuant to this AGREEMENT to interfere with: (1) any CITY use of the PROPERTY or PROPERTIES;
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Frequency Interference. Lessee, upon written or verbal notification by State, shall immediately take remedial action to eliminate interference with other operators at this location caused by Xxxxxx's operations. In the event Xxxxxx fails to eliminate the interference within 48 hours of State contacting Xxxxxx, State will have the right to disconnect power to any transmitters causing interference. If the interference affects emergency services or public safety, State shall have a right to disconnect power to any transmitter causing interference immediately upon contacting Lessee. For the purposes of this section, State shall be deemed to have contacted Lessee when State places a call to Xxx Xxxxxxx @ (000) 000-0000 . It shall be the responsibility of Lessee to ensure that messages can be taken at this phone number. XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX ANY CLAIMS THAT MAY ARISE OUT OF STATE DISCONNECTING POWER AS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION. [LESSEE INITIALS]
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Frequency Interference. The City reserves the right to approve the use of any frequencies even though the Company is authorized to use them pursuant to FCC licensing.
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Frequency Interference. The installation, operation and maintenance of Lessee Equipment shall in no way interfere with the telecommunication activities, if any, of either the Government or other Lessees operating in the vicinity of the Leased Premises. If Lessee causes any interference, Lessee shall, at its sole cost and expense, eliminate such interference within 23.1.1. If a Government emitter interferes with Xxxxxx’s communication system, Lessee shall be responsible for resolving said interference at its sole cost and expense.
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