Required Movement; Right of Authority Sample Clauses

Required Movement; Right of Authority. No Construction, Installation, placement or location of the Telecommunications System or any Franchisee Pole, Conduit, Conduit System, Duct, pipe or other Facilities of Franchisee within the Right-of-Way shall be a vested interest and all such Franchisee Poles, Conduit, Conduit System, Duct and Facilities comprising the Telecommunications System shall be removed, relocated or modified by Franchisee at Franchisee’s expense whenever the City reasonably determines that public convenience or safety would be enhanced thereby. The City shall have the right, during the Term of this Agreement, to Construct, Install, Maintain and Operate free of charge, upon the Facilities and Franchisee Poles owned by Franchisee in the Rights-of-Way any wire or fiber optic cables and pole fixtures that do not unreasonably interfere with the Operation of Franchisee’s Telecommunications System or Telecommunications Services or other authorized services provided by Franchisee; provided, however, that the City must first notify Franchisee in writing of its intent to utilize any such Facilities or Franchisee Poles and enter into Franchisee’s standard agreement, which shall be commercially reasonable in all respect. Common Use of Facilities. Consistent with the intent set forth in Section 9.1 (Determination of Pole and Conduit Availability) and Section 7.1 (Requirement – Accela ROW Management), which is to minimize the adverse impact to the Right-of-Way caused by street cuts, excavation, and additional Utility Poles and Conduit Systems, it is the policy of the City to encourage and require shared use of telecommunications and other Utility facilities by City franchisees, licensees and permittees whenever practicable or feasible. Accordingly, Franchisee shall make available and grant permission to other franchisees, licensees, grantees and users of the Right-of-Way the right to utilize Franchisee Poles, Conduit, Conduit System, Duct, pipe or other Facilities for the purpose of attaching or locating thereon or therein any cable, wire, fiber optic lines, equipment or other facilities of such franchisees, licensees, grantees and users; provided, however, that such utilization, attachment or location is practicable or feasible and provided, the other Person enters Franchisee’s standard agreement, the terms and pricing provisions of which shall be commercially reasonable. Franchisee shall be required to grant such permission only to the extent the aforementioned wires and facilities of such r...
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Required Movement; Right of Authority. No Construction, Installation, placement or location of the Telecommunications System or any Franchisee Pole, Conduit, Conduit System, Duct, pipe or other Facilities of Franchisee within the Right-of-Way shall be a vested interest and all such Franchisee Poles, Conduit, Conduit System, Duct and Facilities comprising the Telecommunications System shall be removed, relocated or modified by Franchisee at Franchisee’s expense whenever the City reasonably determines that public convenience or safety would be enhanced thereby. The City shall have the right, during the Term of this Agreement, to Construct, Install, Maintain and Operate free of charge, upon the Facilities and Franchisee Poles owned by Franchisee in the Rights-of-Way any wire or fiber optic cables and pole fixtures that do not unreasonably interfere with the Operation of Franchisee’s Telecommunications System or Telecommunications Services or other authorized services provided by Franchisee; provided, however, that the City must first notify Franchisee in writing of its intent to utilize any such Facilities or Franchisee Poles and enter into Franchisee’s standard agreement, which shall be commercially reasonable in all respect.‌

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