Post-Construction Inspection. The work operations and functions performed to measure and/or visually observe Licensee’s attachments, during or shortly after completion of the construction of such facilities, to determine that all attachments have been authorized and construction conforms to the standards required by this Agreement.
Post-Construction Inspection. The work operations and functions performed by Owner to measure and/or visually observe Municipality's Attachments, Overlashings and/or Facilities, during or after completion of the construction of such Attachments, Overlashings and/or Facilities, to determine that all Attachments, Overlashings and/or Facilities have been authorized and constructed in conformance with the standards required by this Agreement.
Post-Construction Inspection. Immediately following installation, the Licensee shall notify the District and participate in a post-construction meeting with the District to verify Attachments have been made in accordance with Applicable Standards and the applicable permit.
Post-Construction Inspection. A. Owner may conduct at Licensee’s expense a post-construction inspection within one year of all new Attachment installations or modifications of existing Attachment. In addition, Owner may make additional inspections of the Attachment at Licensee's expense, if Owner has reasonable cause to believe that Licensee is not maintaining its Attachment in accordance with the Standards and the terms of this Agreement. Owner agrees to provide Licensee reasonable Notice of such post-construction inspection that allows Licensee a reasonable opportunity to participate in the inspection.
B. Owner's right to make any inspections and any inspection made pursuant to such right shall not relieve Licensee of any responsibility, obligation or liability assumed under this Agreement to maintain its Attachment in accordance with the Standards and other prudent practices. If Owner finds that Licensee has not maintained any of its Attachments in accordance with the Standards and the terms of this Agreement, Owner shall provide Notice to Licensee, which notice shall include reasonable information concerning the claimed deficiencies found with respect to Licensee’s Attachments, including pole number and location (“Notice of Violation”).
C. Within sixty (60) days after Licensee’s receipt of any Notice of Violation, Licensee shall either submit a plan of correction or shall dispute the findings of such Notice of Violation with regard to some or all poles identified in the Notice of Violation by providing Notice and supporting documentation to the Owner. If Licensee submits a plan of correction to Owner, Licensee shall provide notice of the correction to Owner within one hundred-eighty (180) days after Licensee’s receipt of the Notice of Violation.
Post-Construction Inspection. Inspection performed to measure and/or to visually observe Licensee’s Facilities, during or shortly after completion of construction to ensure the attachment and the installation of the Licensee’s Facilities conform to the standards required by this Agreement.
Post-Construction Inspection. The work operations performed to visually observe Licensee’s cable facilities during or shortly after the completion of the construction of such facilities, to determine that all occupancies conform to the standards required by this Agreement.
Post-Construction Inspection. Verizon’s inspection of Licensee’s Attachments, including, but not limited to, any Overlash or Third Party Overlash and any Make-Ready Work performed by Licensee or its subcontractor, to verify that all Attachments are authorized, and any Make-Ready is compliant, and otherwise conforms with the requirements of this Agreement.
Post-Construction Inspection. Upon receipt of a notice of completion, the District shall have the right to inspect Licensee’s Pole Attachment Project. If the completed Pole Attachment Project is not in material compliance with the Permit, this Agreement, the NESC, and applicable law, the District will require Licensee to correct the deficiency and the District may thereafter re-inspect the Pole Attachment Project. The District reserves the right to charge Licensee for the expense of the initial and any necessary follow-up Post-Construction Inspections.
Post-Construction Inspection. 13.3.1 Within thirty (30) calendar days of notice to KUB that Operator has completed installation of an Attachment (including Overlashing, Riser Attachments, equipment at Sites, and/or Service Drops), KUB or its contractors may perform a Post-Construction Inspection for each Attachment made to KUB Infrastructure. If such Post-Construction Inspections are performed, Operator shall pay the actual and documented costs for the Post-Construction Inspection, including the administrative costs to KUB of the notification and inspection.
13.3.2 If KUB elects to not perform any Post-Construction Inspection, such non- inspection shall not be grounds for any liability being imposed on KUB or a waiver of any liability of Operator.
13.3.3 If the Post-Construction Inspection reveals that Operator’s facilities have been installed in violation of Applicable Standards or the approved design described in the Application, KUB will notify Operator in writing and Operator shall have
13.3.4 If the Operator fails to correct the violation within the specified timeframe, including any agreed upon extensions, the provisions of Article 14 shall apply.
Post-Construction Inspection. Immediately following installation, the Licensee shall notify Grant PUD and participate in a post-construction meeting with Grant PUD to verify Attachments have been made in accordance with Applicable Standards and the applicable permit.
