Loop Interference and Maintenance Sample Clauses
The "Loop Interference and Maintenance" clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the maintenance and operation of communication loops or similar infrastructure, particularly addressing how interference with these systems is managed. It typically outlines the obligations of parties to avoid disrupting existing loops, sets protocols for notification and coordination if maintenance or repairs are needed, and may specify who bears the cost of resolving interference issues. This clause ensures that essential communication or utility services remain uninterrupted and that any necessary work is conducted efficiently and with minimal disruption, thereby preventing disputes and service outages.
Loop Interference and Maintenance. If Gulf Coast’s deployment of service enhancing technology interferes with existing or planned service enhancing technologies deployed by GTE or other CLECs in the same cable sheath, GTE will so notify Gulf Coast and Gulf Coast will immediately remove such interfering technology and shall reimburse GTE for all costs and expenses incurred related to this interference. When Gulf Coast provides its own loop and connects directly to GTE’s NID, GTE does not have the capability to perform routine maintenance. Gulf Coast can perform routine maintenance via its loop and inform GTE once the trouble has been isolated to the GTE NID and GTE will repair (or replace) the NID, or, at Gulf Coast’s option, effect a NID-to-NID cross connection, using the GTE NID only to gain access to the inside wire at the Customer location.
Loop Interference and Maintenance. If US Dial Tone’s deployment of service enhancing technology interferes with existing or planned service enhancing technologies deployed by GTE or other CLECs in the same cable sheath, GTE will so notify US Dial Tone and US Dial Tone will immediately remove such interfering technology and shall reimburse GTE for all costs and expenses incurred related to this interference. When US Dial Tone provides its own loop and connects directly to GTE’s NID, GTE does not have the capability to perform routine maintenance. US Dial Tone can perform routine maintenance via its loop and inform GTE once the trouble has been isolated to the GTE NID and GTE will repair (or replace) the NID, or, at US Dial Tone’s option, effect a NID-to-NID cross connection, using the GTE NID only to gain access to the inside wire at the Customer location.
Loop Interference and Maintenance. If Empire’s deployment of service enhancing technology interferes with existing service enhancing technologies deployed by Verizon or other CLECs in the same cable sheath, Verizon will so notify Empire and Empire will immediately remove such interfering technology and shall reimburse Verizon for all costs and expenses incurred related to this interference. Verizon may request that Empire service enhancing technology be removed if it interferes with Verizon’s carrier of last resort obligations. When Empire provides its own loop and connects directly to Verizon’s NID, Verizon does not have the capability to perform routine maintenance. Empire can perform routine maintenance via its loop and inform Verizon once the trouble has been isolated to the Verizon NID and Verizon will repair (or replace) the NID, or, at Empire’s option, effect a NID-to-NID cross connection, using the Verizon NID only to gain access to the inside wire at the Customer location.