Relocation of Attachments at Rocky Mountain Power’s Option Sample Clauses

Relocation of Attachments at Rocky Mountain Power’s Option. Licensee shall at any time at its own sole risk and expense, upon notice from Rocky Mountain Power, relocate, replace, repair, or perform any other work in connection with the Attachments that may be required by Rocky Mountain Power, within thirty (30) days unless another timeframe is specified in writing by Rocky Mountain Power. Licensee shall provide written notification to Rocky Mountain Power within five (5) Business Days of its completion. Provided, however, that in cases of emergency or if Licensee does not complete required work by the end of the thirty (30) day period or other period specified by Rocky Mountain Power, Rocky Mountain Power may, without incurring any liability, except for Rocky Mountain Power’s gross negligence or intentional misconduct, complete any work in connection with Licensee’s Attachments that may be required, and Licensee shall reimburse Rocky Mountain Power for the entire expense thereby incurred. Where Rocky Mountain Power replaces its Pole and cannot remove the replaced Pole due to Licensee’s Attachment, Rocky Mountain Power shall remove the top of the Pole to allow Licensee to relocate its Attachment to the new Pole, and Rocky Mountain Power shall make a return trip to remove the replaced Pole. Licensee shall reimburse Rocky Mountain Power for the cost incurred for the topping and return trip. At Rocky Mountain Power’s option, Rocky Mountain Power shall transfer Licensee’s Attachment(s) when possible, at the listed rate in the Fee Schedule (Exhibit B) or for the actual cost of the transfer if a listed rate is not in place. If equipment is needed for the transfer, Licensee shall supply the equipment.
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