Lateral Connections. It is acknowledged that the Network to be constructed by RSFA does not include the fiber lateral connections from the Network to each Business or Residence in the Community (each, a “Lateral Connection”). If a Community Member wishes to receive telecommunication services through the Network, Race shall enter into Service Contract (as defined in Section 3.b. below) with such Community Member to construct the Lateral Connection, as more particularly set forth in Section 3.b below. Race may, at Race’s cost, engage subcontractors to install such Lateral Connection on Race’s behalf for such Community Member, provided, that, such subcontractors must be licensed, reputable, and agree to comply with the Construction Rules and carry at the minimum insurance required pursuant to Exhibit J. It is acknowledged that each Community Member will own its own Lateral Connection, and such Lateral Connection shall not be considered part of the Network owned by RSFA. Each Customer will receive Services through a Lateral Connection by connecting either directly to an active Ethernet port or, if a direct connection to an active Ethernet port is not technically feasible or appropriate under the circumstances, a GPON 1:32 splitter located in the CO. RSFA will supply all splitters as necessary, and Race will supply all active Ethernet electronics.
Lateral Connections. If an executed Product Order specifies that Licensee shall provide a Lateral Connection to SRP Fiber, Licensee shall comply with the following:
Lateral Connections. In the event Licensee constructs a Lateral Connection that connects with the SRP Fiber, Licensee shall be responsible for the creation of the Demarcation Point, unless otherwise specified in an executed Product Order. Licensee shall construct necessary Facilities to connect SRP Fiber from Licensee’s Splice Point to the Demarcation Point in accordance to the documentation in the executed Product Order.
