Pole License Application Review Process Sample Clauses

Pole License Application Review Process. The City will review and process Pole License applications in a reasonably prompt manner in the chronological order (date and time) in which complete applications are submitted or deemed submitted consistent with applicable law. Except as stated in the preceding sentence or as otherwise specified in this Master License, the City will not give priority to any application or licensee over another application or licensee. Licensee acknowledges that staff and budget considerations will limit the City’s ability to review and process Pole License applications. During its review process, the City will provide to Licensee the applicable License Fee and Default Fee Schedule (Exhibit A-4 to Pole License) and City Installation Guidelines (Exhibit A-5 to Pole License), each of which will be deemed to be attached to the Pole License upon execution by the City.
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Pole License Application Review Process. The SFPUC will review and process Pole License applications in a reasonably prompt manner in the chronological order (date and time) in which complete applications are submitted or deemed submitted. Except as stated in the preceding sentence or as otherwise specified in this Master License, the SFPUC will not give priority to any application or licensee over another application or licensee. Licensee acknowledges that staff and budget considerations will limit the SFPUC’s ability to review and process Pole License applications. During its review process, the SFPUC will provide to Licensee the applicable License Fee and Default Fee Schedule (Exhibit A-4 to Pole License) and SFPUC Installation Guidelines (Exhibit A-5 to Pole License), each of which will be deemed to be attached to the Pole License upon execution by the SFPUC.
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Pole License Application Review Process. The City will review and process Pole License applications within the timeframe allowed by the FCC and 47 U.S.C. § 332(c)(7)(B)(i)(II) and in the chronological order (date and time) in which complete applications are submitted or deemed submitted unless Licensee specifically requests a different prioritization. Except as stated in the preceding sentence or as otherwise specified in this Master License, the City will not give priority to any application or licensee over another application or licensee. The City, at its discretion, may solicit feedback from proximate property owners for installations in a residential district or in close proximity to a sensitive neighborhood. Licensee acknowledges that staff and budget considerations will limit the City’s ability to review and process Pole License applications. During its review process, the City will provide to Licensee the applicable License Fee and Default Fee Schedule (Exhibit A-3 to Pole License) and City Installation Guidelines (Exhibit A-4 to Pole License), each of which will be deemed to be attached to the Pole License upon execution by the City.
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Pole License Application Review Process. ‌ The City will review and process Pole License applications within sixty (60) days of receiving a complete application or within another timeframe as may subsequently be agreed to in writing by the Parties. Except as stated in the preceding sentence or as otherwise specified in this Master License, the City will not give priority to any application or licensee over another application or licensee. Licensee acknowledges that staff and budget considerations will limit the City’s ability to review and process Pole License applications. During its review process, the City will provide to Licensee the applicable License Fee and Default Fee Schedule (Exhibit A-3to Pole License) and City Installation Guidelines (Exhibit A-4 to Pole License), each of which will be deemed to be attached to the Pole License upon execution by the City.
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