RIGHT-OF-WAY USE Sample Clauses

RIGHT-OF-WAY USE. The City grants the right to use the right-of-way of public roads, streets, alleys and any other property owned by the City as necessary for construction and maintenance of said public improvement.
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RIGHT-OF-WAY USE. The Company shall use the Agency's highway right-of-way only for the construction, operation, repair, replacement, and maintenance (collectively the Operations) of a longitudinal fiber optic broadband facility and associated communication facilities. Any other use of the right-of-way by the Company without prior written permission from the Agency shall constitute a breach of this Agreement. The Company’s use of the right-of-way along with all corresponding Operations shall: A. Comply with the requirements of all applicable governing agencies as described in the Regulation. B. Not interfere with the operations of any existing utility or carrier with facilities in the right-of-way. C. The Company shall have the right to exit and enter the right-of-way with lateral connections for the purpose of extending or connecting to adjacent facilities in accordance with the Regulation. D. The Company will submit a traffic control plan to the District(s) for approval prior to Operations. E. Any new radio frequency device(s) shall require the approval of the Agency prior to Permit approval.
RIGHT-OF-WAY USE. Carrier shall use WisDOT’s right-of-way only for the construction, operation, and maintenance (collectively: operations) of a longitudinal communications facility. Any other use of the right- of-way without the prior written permission of WisDOT shall constitute breach by Carrier of this Agreement. The use of the right-of-way along with all corresponding operations shall: 1) Be in accordance with the requirements of all applicable governing agencies including the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the United States Corps of Engineers, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. 2) Comply with all laws, orders, ordinances, regulations, licenses and permits, if any, of federal, state, and local authorities. 3) Not interfere with WisDOT’s use of its property, the free and safe flow of traffic, WisDOT construction or maintenance work, or with WisDOT’s radio or other communications unless written approval is expressly granted by WisDOT. 4) Not interfere with the operations of any utility or other carrier. 5) Not cause any public safety hazard.
RIGHT-OF-WAY USE. The City grants the right to use the right-of-way of public roads, streets, alleys and any other property owned by the City as necessary for construction and maintenance of said public improvement. The City shall grant to the Commission at no cost a temporary easement across the City Park property for the relocation of the entrance to the park (Parkview Street), construction of the bridge and construction of sidewalks as shown on the highway plans and described in the temporary easement containing 1.09 acres total.
RIGHT-OF-WAY USE. The Entity grants the right to use the right-of-way of public roads, streets, alleys and any other property owned by the Entity as necessary for construction and maintenance of said public improvement.
RIGHT-OF-WAY USE. Railway, to the extent that its present right, title and interest permits or enables it so to do and without warranty, hereby grants to the Department an easement to widen said highway, replace overhead bridge structure and approaches, thereto, across the right-of- way and over the tracks of the Railway at the location shown on the project plans in accord with this agreement. Plans, Specifications and Special Provisions prepared by the Department and approved by the Railway; provided, however, that: a. Such easement is limited to the use for highway purposes of space required for columns, foundations and other parts of the bridge and drainage structures, and is limited vertically by a horizontal surface 20 feet above the roadway surface of said bridge, together with the use of reasonable additional space for widening and for access to the highway facilities for maintenance purposes; it being understood that the easement shall not restrict the Railway from utilizing the airspace under said bridge for railroad operations and for wire lines or other facilities which will not encroach on the reasonable requirements for maintaining the highway facilities. b. The Department, in its maintenance of the highway facilities, agrees to obtain permission from the Railway before undertaking any work, which may interfere with, or be a real or potential hazard to passage of trains or other railroad operations and agrees to bear all expenses for watchmen and flagging service, which the Railway may deem necessary. c. Railway agrees to notify the Department prior to undertaking the use of airspace over the easement and prior to starting the construction of any fixed installation other than its customary signal and communication facilities, within 8 feet of underside of said bridge or within 50 feet of said easement, it being understood that such use will afford reasonable protection and safety to the highway facilities and highway traffic and will not unreasonably interfere with the maintenance of the highway facilities. d. All other rights are reserved unto the Railway.
RIGHT-OF-WAY USE. The Company shall use the Agency's highway right-of-way only for the construction, operation, repair, replacement, and maintenance (collectively the Operations) of a longitudinal fiber optic broadband facility and associated communication facilities. Any other use of the right-of-way by the Company without prior written permission from the Agency shall constitute a breach of this Agreement. The Company’s use of the right-of-way along with all corresponding Operations shall: A. Comply with the requirements of all applicable governing agencies as described in the Regulation. B. Not interfere with the operations of any existing utility or carrier with facilities in the right-of-way. C. The Company shall have the right to exit and enter the right-of-way with lateral connections for the purpose of extending or connecting to adjacent facilities in accordance with the Regulation. D. The Company will submit a traffic control plan to the District(s) for approval prior to Operations. E. Any new radio frequency device(s) shall require the approval of the Agency prior to Permit approval. F. The Company will remove any facility interfering with Agency operations within three (3) days of being notified of the interference. In cases of public safety, the Agency may remove the facility immediately at the Company’s expense.
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