Joint Use of Poles Sample Clauses

Joint Use of Poles a) Before the Licensee may make use of any of Empire’s poles under this License Agreement, Empire shall approve the application form attached and identified as Exhibit C (“Application”), as completed and submitted by Licensee, and the parties shall comply with the procedures set forth in this section. For service drops, Licensee shall notify Empire in writing within thirty (30) days following their placement. The notice shall specify the date of placement, the type of placement, and the pole upon which the drop was placed. b) Empire shall notify the Licensee in writing whether the Application is approved or rejected within thirty (30) days after the receipt of such Application. If, in the judgment of Empire, joint use under the circumstances is undesirable, Empire shall have the right to reject the Application. The failure of Empire to respond within thirty (30) days does not constitute an approval of the Application. c) After receipt of notice from Empire approving the Application, the Licensee shall furnish Empire detailed construction plans and drawings for each pole line, together with necessary maps, indicating specifically the poles of Empire to be used jointly, the number and character of the attachments to be placed on such poles, any rearrangement of Empire’s fixtures and equipment necessary for joint use, any over lashing to be undertaken, any relocations or replacements of existing poles, and any additional poles which may be required. In addition, the Licensee shall submit a report from a licensed professional engineer certifying that the design and construction plans and drawings described above comply with NESC standards, including certifying that the poles can support the load contemplated by the Licensee and the existing load of Empire. Empire shall, review and approve the design and construction plans and the engineering report submitted by the Licensee. Empire reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to reject any reports or plans that do not meet Empire’s requirements or request additional information or changes to the reports to make the same acceptable. d) Following approval of the construction plans and drawings and the engineering report, Empire shall, within thirty (30) days of completing such approval process, submit to the Licensee a cost estimate (based on Empire’s method of computing costs) for all changes required by Empire in each such pole line (“Make Ready Survey”), including an estimated completion date for such changes ...
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Joint Use of Poles a. Before the Telecommunications/Internet Provider shall make a pole contact or attachment to any of the Power Company's poles, the Telecommunications/Internet Provider must submit a completed application in the form attached and identified as Exhibit C and shall comply with the procedures set forth in this section. b. If, in the judgment of the Power Company, joint use under the circumstances is undesirable, the Power Company shall have the right to reject the application. In any event, within forty-five (45) days after the receipt of such application, the Power Company shall notify the Telecommunications/Internet Provider in writing whether the application is approved or rejected. If the Power Company does not respond within forty-five (45) days, the dispute resolution process described herein shall be invoked. Telecommunications/Internet Provider must submit a new application whenever the Telecommunications/Internet Provider desires to add, relocate, replace, or otherwise modify Telecommunications/Internet Provider’s facilities. Service drops may be attached or replaced without The Power Company’s prior approval provided the new attachments are applied for within thirty (30) days of completion. The Power Company reserves the right to deny proposed attachments in space that is required for The Power Company’s use in accordance with an existing bona fide plan for expansion of core business or is not acceptable for Telecommunications/Internet Provider’s use due to capacity, safety, reliability, or engineering concerns. Telecommunications/Internet Provider shall not over-lash an existing pole contact or attachment, except to add a service drop, unless further application is made and is approved by the Power Company. In the event the Power Company proposes to deny an application, the Power Company shall provide the Telecommunications/Internet Provider the reasons for denial. If requested by the Telecommunications/Internet Provider, the Power Company and Telecommunications/Internet Provider shall explore in good faith reasonable alternatives to accommodate the proposed attachment. c. Upon receipt of the completed application, the Power Company may deem that a make ready survey is necessary to determine the adequacy of the existing poles and anchors or conduit capacity to accommodate the Telecommunications/Internet Provider’s facilities. If any make ready work is required, the Power Company will provide a written response to each application within forty-five ...
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