Replacement Poles. When Licensee and the Town have agreed on an existing location as a suitable site for Equipment, but the existing Town-owned pole or street light needs to be replaced to accommodate the Equipment, then Licensee shall pay all costs of replacement, including without limitation installation of the replacement pole or street light (the "Replacement Pole"), transfer of the streetlight fixtures, traffic signal, and other items attached to the existing pole to the Replacement Pole, and removal and salvage of the existing pole or street light. Payment of such costs does not provide Licensee with any ownership interest in the Replacement Pole, and the Town will be deemed to own the original pole and the Replacement Pole.
Replacement Poles. Where Grantee is unable to place an Attachment on a Town Pole because such Pole is not currently suitable for Grantee’s desired Attachment, whether due to decay, damage, deterioration, lack of available pole space or pole height, or in any other way not suitable for Attachment (an “Inadequate Pole”), as determined solely by the Town in its discretion, Grantee may, at its option, arrange for the repair or replacement of such Inadequate Pole, at Grantee’s sole cost and upon Town prior written approval. If the Inadequate Pole is replaced, its replacement pole shallbecome a Town “Replacement Pole.”
Replacement Poles. 5.1 The Parties agree to consider requests by MTF Franchisees to replace an Existing Pole at the site of an Existing Pole with a new Parks Street Operations Pole (“Replacement Poles”) on City owned Streets, within NYC Parkland.
Replacement Poles. When VZW and the City have agreed on an existing City Pole location as a suitable site for a PWSF, but the existing Pole needs to be replaced to accommodate the PWSF, then the following will apply:
