Licensee’s Privilege to Install, Own, Use, and/or Operate Wireless Installations Sample Clauses

Licensee’s Privilege to Install, Own, Use, and/or Operate Wireless Installations. Licensee must obtain a Permit pursuant to the procedures of the Agreement and Wireless Installation Standards for each Wireless Installation it installs, owns, leases, licenses, uses, or operates. The issuance or maintenance of such Permit or Permits is subject at all times to LP&L’s right to provide core electric utility services, including any and all internal communications service essential to the proper operations of such core electric utility services using its Poles. Nothing in this Wireless Addendum or the Agreement, other than a properly issued Permit, shall be construed as authorization to install, lease, license, use, or operate a Wireless Installation on any specific Pole.
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Licensee’s Privilege to Install, Own, Use, and/or Operate Wireless Installations. Licensee must obtain a Permit pursuant to the procedures of the Pole Attachment Standards for each Wireless Installation it installs, owns, leases, licenses, uses, or operates. The issuance or maintenance of such Permit or Permits is subject at all times to CPS Energy’s right to provide core electric utility services, including any and all internal communications service essential to the proper operations of such core electric utility services using its Poles and Streetlight Poles. Nothing in this Wireless Addendum, the Agreement, or the Pole Attachment Standards, other than a properly issued Permit, shall be construed as authorization to install, lease, license, use, or operate a Wireless Installation on any specific Pole or Streetlight Pole.
Licensee’s Privilege to Install, Own, Use, and/or Operate Wireless Installations. Licensee must obtain a Permit pursuant to the procedures of the Pole Attachment Standards for each Wireless Installation it installs, owns, leases, licenses, uses, or operates. The issuance or maintenance of such Permit or Permits is subject at all times to CPS Energy’s right to provide core electric utility services, including any and all internal communications service essential to the proper operations of such core electric utility services using its Poles and Streetlight Poles. Nothing in the Contractual Authorities other than a properly issued Permit, shall be construed as authorization to install, lease, license, use, or operate a Wireless Installation on any specific Pole or Streetlight Pole.

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