Poles. CLEC may place (after obtaining an occupancy permit), remove and maintain its pole attachments without the Ameritech Representative present, however, CLEC must notify the ASAC prior to entering any structure.
Poles. The Town may, upon reasonable notice to the Franchisee and without contact charges or rental therefor, attach its fire alarm, police signal wires, traffic control systems, signs, or communication systems for the Town’s own use, to the poles of Franchisee, but at its own risk and expense and only in accordance with the National Electric Safety Code (NESC) and accepted electric utility industry standards. If there is not sufficient space available thereon for said purposes, Franchisee’s structures may be changed, altered, or rearranged at the Town’s expense so as to provide proper clearance for such wires or appurtenant facilities. Such facilities shall be subject to interference by Franchisee only when to the extent necessary for the proper construction, maintenance, operation or repair of Franchisee’s facilities.
Poles. DPLE will offer the following product types for new pole installations effective January 1, 2012: standard wood, 23' spun aluminum, and 30' spun aluminum. There will be no charge for wood pole installations. The charge for installing 23' spun aluminum poles will be $650, and the charge for installing 30' spun aluminum poles will be $600.
Poles. Tubular structures made of steel, concrete, fiber glass or other material, designed to support antennae and other devices required to be raised above ground level, for use in the communications markets in the territory and other as yet unknown applications ("POLES").
Poles. Company shall not erect any utility poles without the advance ----- written permission of Municipality for the pole(s) in question
Poles. The Contractor shall visually check the alignment and general condition of poles. Check poles for damage, rust, and need of paint. Check for missing or loose hand-hole covers, nut covers, and nuts. Conduct cursory visual inspection of signal caissons, bolts, welds, and attachment hardware. Tighten bolts where necessary. Document and report any deficiencies in the structure and/or hardware to the Owner. When and where the Contractor observes a situation which is deemed critical by the Contractor, and/or poses a safety hazard to the public if not corrected, and when and where the corrective measure requires additional personnel, equipment, and/or materials, the Contractor shall immediately notify the Owner and shall take the required actions to correct, and/or make safe, the situation. In such a case, the Owner shall incur additional charges.
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