Routine Monitoring. 10.3.1. The County shall monitor at least one unlicensed fiber in the Licensed Fiber Conduit for cable continuity on a 24-hour Day, seven Days per week, basis. The County shall not monitor the Licensed Fibers. Where routine monitoring reveals a potential maintenance issue, each Party shall, with regard to their respective facilities, take reasonable and timely steps to address the issue prior to it affecting the operation or functionality of their respective facilities. 10.3.2. The Licensee may conduct independent diagnostic testing, fault isolation, repair verification, and end-to-end network testing, as it deems appropriate, on the Licensee's side of the Interconnection Points. The Licensee may notify the County in writing if the Licensee determines, as a result of its independent testing and surveillance programs or otherwise, that any part of the Licensed Fibers or Interconnection Fibers does not conform to its performance standards. The Parties shall confer to expedite trouble resolution and resolve possible differences in interpretation of trouble reports.
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Samples: Master Dark Fiber License Agreement, Master Dark Fiber License Agreement, Master Dark Fiber License Agreement
