Pre-Construction Surveys and Make-Ready Work Sample Clauses

Pre-Construction Surveys and Make-Ready Work a. A pre-construction survey will be required for each Pole and Anchor for which attachment is requested to determine the adequacy of the Pole and Anchor to accommodate Licensee’s facilities. At the option of Licensee, the field inspection will be performed: (1) by representatives of the Licensor with optional participation by joint owner(s), joint user(s), other Licensees and the Licensee, or (2) by Licensee, after first providing written notice to the Licensor of its intention to perform said field inspection. If the field inspection is performed by Licensee, the Licensee shall, prior to commencement of the field inspection, obtain from the Licensor information as to the Licensor’s planned future construction on the Poles and/or Anchors involved. Licensee shall furnish the required field inspection data to the Licensor in a format specified by the Licensor as set forth in Exhibit I. The field inspection data shall be of an accuracy and completeness necessary to permit the performance of make-ready and other work required to accommodate Licensee’s facilities in a manner consistent with the requirements of Article IV (3.) and IV (4. c.). The Licensee and Licensor may employ contractors to perform the field inspection. b. Licensee shall pay the Licensor at the time Licensee furnishes the field inspection data, an administrative handling charge per Pole as provided in the Schedule of Unit Costs filed with the Public Service Commission and incorporated herein as Exhibit G. c. In the event the Licensor determines that a Pole to which Licensee desires to make attachments is inadequate or that a Pole or Anchor needs rearrangement of the existing facilities thereon to accommodate the facilities of Licensee, the Licensor will inform Licensee in writing of the cost of the required make-ready work. Charges for make-ready work, the cost of surveys and/or inspections, shall be as specified in Article VIII; Rates and Charges. d. The Licensor shall specify the point of attachment on each of the Poles and/or Anchors to be occupied by Licensee’s equipment and/or facilities. Where multiple Licensee’s attachments are involved, the Licensor will attempt, to the extent practical, to designate the same relative position on each Pole for each Licensee’s facilities. e. Licensee shall have thirty (30) days from the receipt of written notification from the Licensor of the costs of make-ready work to accept and pay all make- ready costs; provided, however, that if the Licensor rece...
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Pre-Construction Surveys and Make-Ready Work a. A Pre-Construction Survey will be required for each Pole for which Attachment is requested to determine the adequacy of the Pole to accommodate Municipality's Facilities, provided that a Pre-Construction Survey is not required for Approved Overlashing Techniques. The field inspection will be performed by Owner or a representative of a Owner with optional participation by Other Owner(s), Other Licensees and the Municipality. b. In the event the Owner determines that a Pole to which Municipality desires to make Attachment(s), Overlashing(s) and/or attach Facility(ies) is inadequate or that a Pole needs rearrangement of the existing facilities thereon to accommodate Municipality's proposed Attachment(s), Overlashing(s) and/or Facility(ies), the Owner will inform Municipality in writing of the cost of the required Make-Ready Work. Charges for Make-Ready Work shall be as specified in Article VIII, Rates and Charges. Additionally, any costs directly related to the construction and installation of the new Pole, the removal and disposal of the prior Pole, and any other charges and costs incurred by the Other Owners, shall be considered additional Make-Ready Work charges. Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions, if a Pole replacement or Make-Ready work is necessary to accommodate Municipality’s proposed Attachment, Overlashing and/or Facilities to a Pole, then Municipality shall not be charged for the Make-Ready cost associated with such Pole replacement if, and only if, each of the following three conditions are satisfied: (i) Owner owns the Pole or is the designated custodian of said Pole per Owner’s agreement with an Other Owner, (ii) the Pole onto which Municipality wants to attach its Attachment, Overlashing or Facilities was installed by Owner after October 1, 1994 (which is the effective date of an amendment to Conn. Gen.
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