Pole Owner’s Approval Process Sample Clauses

Pole Owner’s Approval Process. ‌ Pole Owner shall process permit Applications and provide Cost Estimates of the costs for Make- Ready Work in accordance with R746-345-3.C of the Utah Administrative Rules. If Licensee rejects the Cost Estimate, as discussed in R746-345-3.C., Licensee may, at its own expense and only as permitted by R746-345-3.C., exercise the self build option outlined in Section 4.06. After processing an Attachment Application, Pole Owner shall inform Licensee that the Application has been approved or denied by returning the Application with an appropriate notation to Licensee at the address set forth in Article XI. Any denial of an Application by Pole Owner shall be in writing and describe with specificity the lack of Pole capacity, safety or reliability problems, or generally applicable engineering standards that led to the denial of the Application. If notice of approval or denial of the Application is not received from Pole Owner within the time frames set forth in R746-345-3.C of the UAR, Licensee may appeal to the Commission for permission to proceed due to lack of response by Pole Owner; however, Licensee must receive permission from the Commission or written approval from Pole Owner before proceeding with the installation of the Attachments. Furthermore, Licensee may appeal to the Commission that Pole Owner’s stated reasons are insufficient grounds for rejection as allowed by UAR R746-345- 3. Rental charges for each approved Attachment shall commence as of the date of Pole Owner’s approval of the Application pursuant to the Rental Rate Schedule (Exhibit A) and the first charge for annual rent on the Attachment shall be due and payable at this time, with no abatement for the period of the current annual billing period prior to the Attachment approval. For illustrative purposes only, if the Attachment is approved in December and the current annual billing period is the prior July through the following June, for $100 per Attachment, Licensee shall be charged $100 in December for the new approved attachment and then $100 for the Attachment the following July for the next annual billing period.
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