Pole Attachment and Conduit Occupancy Fees Sample Clauses

Pole Attachment and Conduit Occupancy Fees. Until such time as the FCC authorizes the charging of different rates to cable television systems and telecommunications carriers, SWBT’s annual rates for access to poles, ducts, conduits, and rights-of-way shall be the same for cable television systems and telecommunications carriers. For all attachments to SWBT’s poles and occupancy of SWBT’s ducts and conduits, Applicant will pay SWBT’s semiannual pole attachment and conduit occupancy fees as specified in APPENDIX I. Pole attachment and conduit occupancy fees shall be assessed and billed with respect to (a) occupied space whether or not subject to a current license and (b) assigned space as well as occupied space. Fees for pole attachments shall be based on the number of Applicant’s pole attachments as of the date of billing by SWBT and shall be calculated in accordance with applicable FCC rules, regulations, and orders. Fees for conduit occupancy shall be based on the number of duct feet occupied by or assigned to Applicant as of the date of billing by SWBT and shall be calculated in accordance with applicable FCC rules, regulations, and orders.
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Pole Attachment and Conduit Occupancy Fees. NEVADA’s annual rates for access to poles, ducts, conduits, and rights-of-way shall be different for cable television systems and telecommunications carriers based on local PUC rules and regulations. For all attachments to NEVADA’s poles and occupancy of NEVADA’s ducts and conduits, Applicant will pay NEVADA’s semiannual pole attachment and conduit occupancy fees as specified in APPENDIX I. Pole attachment and conduit occupancy fees shall be assessed and billed with respect to:
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