Offer of Free Residential Broadband Services Sample Clauses

Offer of Free Residential Broadband Services. In connection with deployment of the Upgraded Network within each Fiberhood, Google Fiber agrees that it will offer to the inhabitant(s) of each residential dwelling within each Fiberhood (each, a “Resident,” and collectively, “Residents”) the right to (i) subscribe to and purchase some or all of the Google Services; and (ii) subscribe to and receive free of charge broadband residential Internet access services comparable to the free internet services currently offered by Google Fiber and its Affiliates to residents in other markets (the “Free Residential Services”). The Free Residential Services will be made available to Residents of single family homes, single family units within a common interest development (“CID”) and single family units within multiple dwelling units (each, an “MDU”) (collectively, “Dwellings”) located along and immediately adjacent to the Upgraded Network. In order to make the Free Residential Services available to subscribing Residents, the Resident of each Dwelling shall be required to pay a reasonable one-time connection fee of thirty dollars ($30.00), provided that such payment may be paid on behalf of such Residents by the CID homeowners association or the owner of the MDU. The physical connection of any Dwelling or MDU to the Upgraded Network shall be subject to reasonable acceptance of Google Fiber based on (i) the proximity of the Upgraded Network to each Dwelling and MDU within a Fiberhood; and (ii) technical requirements and connection costs as reasonably determined by Google Fiber. In the event Google Fiber determines that delivery of Free Residential Services to any Dwelling or MDU is not feasible for these reasons, Google Fiber shall so notify the Resident or MDU owner and the parties shall meet and attempt in good faith to identify a mutually satisfactory solution to enable Google Fiber, in its sole discretion, to deliver services to such Dwelling or MDU. The Residents of any Dwelling or owner of any MDU shall be responsible for any additional connection costs agreed upon by the parties for any non-standard physical connections required to enable such Dwelling or MDU to receive the Free Residential Services.
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