MAINTENANCE OF POLES AND ATTACHMENTS Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE OF POLES AND ATTACHMENTS. A. Electric Utility shall maintain all Joint Poles in a safe and serviceable condition and in accordance with the specifications mentioned in ARTICLE III - SPECIFICATIONS and shall replace, reinforce or repair should a pole become defective. B. When replacing a Joint Pole carrying terminals of aerial cable, underground connection, or transformer equipment, the new pole shall be set in the same hole which the replaced pole occupied, or immediately adjacent, and in a manner to facilitate Transfer of Attachments, unless special conditions make it desirable to set it in a different location. Replacement poles where risers (dips) are installed should be set as close as possible to the existing pole. Electric Utility will make reasonable effort to conduct a joint field review or otherwise coordinate with Licensee to determine the location of the proposed pole. Reasonable effort will be made to coordinate locations of risers and Non-guyed Service Drops with the locations of the power facilities serving the customer. C. Whenever it is necessary to replace or relocate a Joint Pole, Electric Utility shall, before making such replacement or relocation give reasonable notice thereof in writing or by electronic means (except in case of emergency, when verbal notice will be given and subsequently confirmed in writing or by electronic means) to the Licensee, specifying in such notice the time of such proposed replacement or relocation and the Licensee shall at the time so specified Transfer its Attachments to the new or relocated Joint Pole. 1. Should the Licensee fail to Transfer its Attachments to the new Joint Pole on the date specified for such Transfer of Attachments (after all Electric Utility Transfers have been accomplished), Electric Utility may elect to relinquish the ownership of the old pole from which it has removed its Attachments, with the giving of verbal notice to be subsequently followed in writing. If Electric Utility so elects, such old pole shall thereupon, at no cost to the Licensee, become the property of the Licensee, as is, and the Licensee shall save harmless Electric Utility from all obligation, liability, damages, cost, expenses or charges incurred thereafter, and not arising out of anything theretofore occurring because of, or arising out of, the presence or condition of such pole or of any Attachments thereon. The unused portion of the pole above the Licensee's Attachments shall be cut off and removed by Electric Utility before relinquishing...
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MAINTENANCE OF POLES AND ATTACHMENTS. 7.01 Owner shall maintain its Joint Use poles in a safe and serviceable condition in accordance with the Design Requirements, and shall replace, reinforce or repair poles as they become defective or cause unsafe conditions. 7.02 Each party shall maintain its Attachments on Joint Use poles in accordance with the specifications referred to in Section 3 and the terms of this Agreement and shall keep them in safe condition and in thorough repair in accordance with the Design Requirements. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event the Joint Use pole is replaced, or the party substantially modifies its Attachments to such pole for other reasons, the party’s Attachments shall at such time be brought into compliance with the then applicable Design Requirements. 7.03 Owner reserves the right, without liability to Joint Partner, to discontinue the use of, remove, replace or change the location of any or all of its poles regardless of any occupancy of Owner's poles by Joint Partner. As applicable, the provisions of Sections 9 and 11 shall apply in the event of the proposed removal or relocation of any pole subject to Joint Use.
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MAINTENANCE OF POLES AND ATTACHMENTS. A. The owner shall, at his own expense, maintain his joint poles in a safe and serviceable condition, and in accordance with Section A 6.4 of this Agreement and the requirements of the National Electrical Safety Code, and shall replace, subject to the provisions of Section A 6.7, such of said poles that become defective. B. Each party shall, at his own expense, at all times maintain all of his attachments in accordance with Section A 6.4 of this Agreement and the National Electrical Safety Code and keep them in safe condition and in thorough repair.
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