Relocation of Joint Poles Sample Clauses

Relocation of Joint Poles. Whenever it is necessary to replace, move, reset, or relocate a jointly used pole, for maintenance purposes, the Owner thereof shall, before making such replacement, move, or relocation, give sixty (60) days written notice thereof to Licensee (except in case of emergency, when oral notice shall be given and subsequently confirmed in writing), specifying in such notice the work to be performed and the approximate time of such proposed replacement or relocation. Licensee may request that a pole be reset in the same location and Owner shall attempt to do so when feasible. The Licensee shall promptly arrange to transfer its Equipment to the new pole and shall notify the pole Owner when such transfer has been completed. In the event such transfer is not completed within thirty (30) days after the time specified in the notice given by the pole Owner indicating that the pole is ready for Licensee to transfer its Equipment (which time shall not begin until after the parties located above the Licensee on the pole have removed or moved their facilities), the other Party shall assume ownership of the original pole for all purposes at the conclusion of such thirty (30) day period, shall indemnify and hold harmless the former Owner of such pole from all obligations, liabilities, damages, costs, expenses, or charges incurred in connection with such pole thereafter, and shall pay to the former pole Owner the salvage value of the pole, if any, less the cost of lower & haul upon delivery of a bill of sale. Should the pole Owner perform any work for the Licensee, or the Licensee perform any work for the pole Owner to facilitate completion of the above work or in cases of emergency work, including without limitation transferring equipment, setting or lowering poles, digging holes, or hauling poles, the Party for whom work was performed shall pay to the other Party, upon receipt of an invoice, the cost of such work. Owner may, with permission of Licensee, transfer Licensee’s Equipment from the replaced pole to the replacement pole in a reasonable manner consistent with industry practices upon Licensee’s failure to transfer its Equipment within the above mentioned thirty (30) days notice, and Licensee will reimburse PacifiCorp for all actual costs incurred.
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Relocation of Joint Poles. ‌ Whenever it is necessary to replace, move, reset, or relocate a jointly used Pole, the Owner thereof shall, before making such replacement, move, or relocation, give thirty (30) days notice thereof to Licensee (except in case of emergency, when oral notice shall be given and subsequently confirmed by ENS), specifying in such notice the work to be performed and the approximate time of such proposed replacement or relocation. Licensee may request that a pole be reset in the same location and Owner shall attempt to do so when feasible. Owner will make reasonable efforts to consult and coordinate with Licensee in order to accommodate Licensee’s reasonable request for the new location of the replaced or relocated pole. If the Parties are unable to agree upon a mutually beneficial location then the placement of the Pole for the needs of the Owner will prevail. The relocation or replacement of a jointly used Pole including removal of the old Pole and restoration of the area shall be made by Owner except each Party shall bear the cost of transferring its own attachments to the new Pole. Owner agrees to provide notice to Licensee that it has completed its work to transfer its facilities to the replacement or relocated Pole within thirty (30) days of such completion. Upon receipt of said notice from Owner, the Licensee shall promptly arrange to transfer its Equipment to the new Pole and shall notify the Owner when such transfer has been completed and of its intent to lower and haul the old Pole as stated in Section
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