Licensee Responsible for Emergency Repairs to its Own Facilities Sample Clauses

Licensee Responsible for Emergency Repairs to its Own Facilities. In general, Licensee shall be responsible for making emergency repairs to its own facilities and for formulating appropriate plans and practices which will enable it to make such emergency repairs. BellSouth shall be under no obligation to perform any repair or service restoration work of any kind with respect to Licensee's facilities.
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Licensee Responsible for Emergency Repairs to its Own Facilities. In general, Licensee shall be responsible for making emergency repairs to its own Facilities and for formulating appropriate plans and practices which will enable it to make such emergency repairs. AT&T shall be under no obligation to perform any repair or service restoration work of any kind with respect to Licensee’s Facilities.
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Licensee Responsible for Emergency Repairs to its Own Facilities. In general, Licensee shall be responsible for making emergency repairs to its own facilities and for formulating appropriate plans and practices which will enable it to make such emergency repairs including arrangements for access to WAA Conduits or Duct Banks for Emergency Repairs. Licensee shall have twenty four (24) hour access to the Conduits and Duct Banks in order to make Emergency Repairs. As soon as Licensee becomes aware of a need for Emergency Repairs, Licensee will contact WAA’s maintenance personnel using the following twenty four (24) hour emergency number: 316-946-4740 (Airport Public Safety Division) or as provided in writing to Licensee from time to time. If WAA is unavailable, Licensee is authorized to proceed with access to the Conduits and Duct Banks to complete any necessary Emergency Repairs, provided that Licensee complies with all existing and future WAA safety and access requirements. WAA shall be under no obligation to perform any repair or service restoration work of any kind with respect to Licensee’s facilities.
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