Required Rearrangement of Applicant’s Facilities Sample Clauses

The 'Required Rearrangement of Applicant’s Facilities' clause establishes the obligation for an applicant to modify, relocate, or adjust their existing facilities when necessary, typically to accommodate new construction, maintenance, or regulatory requirements. In practice, this may involve moving utility lines, equipment, or other infrastructure at the applicant’s expense and within a specified timeframe, often in coordination with the overseeing authority. The core function of this clause is to ensure that infrastructure projects or regulatory compliance are not hindered by existing facilities, thereby facilitating smooth project execution and minimizing conflicts or delays.
Required Rearrangement of Applicant’s Facilities. Applicant acknowledges that, from time to time, it may be necessary or desirable for SWBT to rearrange facilities on or within its poles or conduit systems, change out poles, add poles to a pole line, relocate or reconstruct poles, pole lines, conduit segments, or conduit runs, enlarge manholes, reinforce conduit, or otherwise modify poles, pole lines, or portions of its conduit system and that such changes may be necessitated by SWBT’s own business needs or by factors outside of SWBT’s control, such as the decision by a municipality to widen streets or the decision by a third party to seek access to SWBT’s poles, ducts, conduits, or rights-of-way. (a) Applicant agrees that Applicant will cooperate with SWBT and joint users in making such rearrangements as may be necessary to enable such changes to be made and that costs incurred by Applicant in making such rearrangements shall, in the absence of a specific agreement to the contrary, be borne by the parties in accordance with then applicable statutes, rules, regulations, and commission orders, including the Pole Attachment Act, rules, regulations, and commission orders thereunder. (b) Whenever feasible, SWBT shall give Applicant not less than 60 days prior written notice of the need for Applicant to rearrange its facilities pursuant to this section. The notice shall state the date by which such rearrangements are to be completed. Applicant shall complete such rearrangements within the time prescribed in the notice; provided, however, that the date of removal may be extended upon request by Applicant, which request will not be unreasonably refused by SWBT, if Applicant advises SWBT of the reason for the need for the extension and proposes a reasonable completion date. SWBT may request that such modification be made within a shorter period of time, in which event Applicant shall not refuse to comply such request without due cause and justification. In determining due cause and justification, the following factors, among others, may be considered: (1) the circumstances under which the rearrangements are sought (e.g., street-widening project, request by a competing provider for access); (2) the timeliness of SWBT’s request to Applicant; (3) the nature and number of rearrangements sought; (4) the impact on the ability of the parties and joint users to meet customer service needs; and (5) risks of service interruption to customers of the parties and joint users. (c) Nothing contained in this article shall preclu...
Required Rearrangement of Applicant’s Facilities. Applicant acknowledges that, from time to time, it may be necessary or desirable for SWBT to rearrange facilities on or within its poles or conduit systems, change out poles, add poles to a pole line, relocate or reconstruct poles, pole lines, conduit segments, or conduit runs, enlarge manholes, reinforce conduit, or otherwise modify poles, pole lines, or portions of its conduit system and that such changes may be necessitated by SWBT's own business needs or by factors outside of SWBT's control, such as the decision by a municipality to widen streets or the decision by a third party to seek access to SWBT's poles, ducts, conduits, or rights-of-way.

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