Common use of Shared Cage Arrangement Clause in Contracts

Shared Cage Arrangement. (A) The host CLEC must notify BA in writing of its intention to share its cage space and provide BA with a certificate of insurance from the guest before the guest occupies the cage. (B) All orders for Telecommunications Services or unbundled Network Elements must be placed by or on behalf of the COR. The host and guest may agree that such orders may be placed by the guest on behalf of the host, but in such case BA must be provided with an acceptable Letter of Authorization explicitly authorizing the guest to place such orders. Where an order is placed by the guest in conformity with this section BA will send bills for the ordered services to the guest, and will accept payments from the guest on the COR’s account. Notwithstanding such ordering and billing arrangements, the obligation to pay BA for such services remains exclusively with the COR, regardless of whether the guest complies with its obligations under its contract with the COR to make payments to the COR or to BA. BA may pursue any available rights and remedies against the COR in the event of non-payment, without first seeking payment from the guest, regardless of whether the services for which payment is due are being used by the COR or by the guest. (C) All terms and conditions for Physical Collocation as described in applicable Tariffs and in Section 13.0 of this Agreement will apply. In addition, the following terms and conditions will apply to shared cages: (1) The guest must be a CLEC. (2) The host and guest must each be collocating for the purpose of interconnecting to BA or accessing BA’s unbundled Network Elements. (3) In its use of a Shared Cage, the guest must comply with the same BA rules and regulations and municipal/zoning regulations as are applicable to the COR. (4) The COR assumes the responsibility for the guest’s violation of all Tariff regulations and other requirements related to a Shared Cage arrangement, and will be liable for any damage or injury to BA caused by the conduct of the guest, to the same extent as the COR would be liable if it had engaged in such conduct itself. The COR will also indemnify BA against any third-party claims resulting from the guest’s conduct, to the same extent as it would be responsible for such indemnification if it had engaged in such conduct itself. (5) The host and guest will participate in Method of Procedure (MOP) meetings detailing the installation work to be performed by the guest. This shall be completed for all Physical Collocation equipment installation. The host shall prominently display the signed MOP at the multiplexing node while any installation functions are performed. (6) The host must provide BA’s designated representative(s) with a list of the names of all technicians who will need access to the Shared Cage for support, maintenance and repair purposes. The host is responsible for supplying such representative(s) with the required completed non-employee ID badge application forms and all appropriate indentification material for its employees/agents as well as those of the guest. (7) BA will issue only one identifying cage and POT Bay CLLI code and provide it to the host. The host will assume connecting facility assignment (CFA) responsibilities. (8) All occupancy and specific cage construction communications (e.g., cage augments, cage access or deployment requirements) will be between the host and BA as specified in this Agreement. (9) The host will remain responsible for all costs associated with the cage (e.g., cage construction, POT Bay installation). BA will not split xxxx any of the rate elements associated with the Collocation cage between the host and its tenant (e.g., recurring square foot charges, power, cable racking).

Shared Cage Arrangement. (A) The host CLEC must notify BA in writing of its intention to share its cage space and provide BA with a certificate of insurance from the guest before the guest occupies the cage. (B) All orders for Telecommunications Services or unbundled Network Elements must be placed by or on behalf of the COR. The host and guest may agree that such orders may be placed by the guest on behalf of the host, but in such case BA must be provided with an acceptable Letter of Authorization explicitly authorizing the guest to place such orders. Where an order is placed by the guest in conformity with this section BA will send bills for the ordered services to the guest, and will accept payments from the guest on the COR’s 's account. Notwithstanding such ordering and billing arrangements, the obligation to pay BA for such services remains exclusively with the COR, regardless of whether the guest complies with its obligations under its contract with the COR to make payments to the COR or to BA. BA may pursue any available rights and remedies against the COR in the event of non-payment, without first seeking payment from the guest, regardless of whether the services for which payment is due are being used by the COR or by the guest. (C) All terms and conditions for Physical Collocation as described in applicable Tariffs and in Section 13.0 of this Agreement will apply. In addition, the following terms and conditions will apply to shared cages: (1) The guest must be a CLEC. (2) The host and guest must each be collocating for the purpose of interconnecting to BA or accessing BA’s 's unbundled Network Elements. (3) In its use of a Shared Cage, the guest must comply with the same BA rules and regulations and municipal/zoning regulations as are applicable to the COR. (4) The COR assumes the responsibility for the guest’s 's violation of all Tariff regulations and other requirements related to a Shared Cage arrangement, and will be liable for any damage or injury to BA caused by the conduct of the guest, to the same extent as the COR would be liable if it had engaged in such conduct itself. The COR will also indemnify BA against any third-party claims resulting from the guest’s 's conduct, to the same extent as it would be responsible for such indemnification if it had engaged in such conduct itself. (5) The host and guest will participate in Method of Procedure (MOP) meetings detailing the installation work to be performed by the guest. This shall be completed for all Physical Collocation equipment installation. The host shall prominently display the signed MOP at the multiplexing node while any installation functions are performed. (6) The host must provide BA’s 's designated representative(s) with a list of the names of all technicians who will need access to the Shared Cage for support, maintenance and repair purposes. The host is responsible for supplying such representative(s) with the required completed non-employee ID badge application forms and all appropriate indentification material for its employees/agents as well as those of the guest. (7) BA will issue only one identifying cage and POT Bay CLLI code and provide it to the host. The host will assume connecting facility assignment (CFA) responsibilities. (8) All occupancy and specific cage construction communications (e.g., cage augments, cage access or deployment requirements) will be between the host and BA as specified in this Agreement. (9) The host will remain responsible for all costs associated with the cage (e.g., cage construction, POT Bay installation). BA will not split xxxx any of the rate elements associated with the Collocation cage between the host and its tenant (e.g., recurring square foot charges, power, cable racking).

Shared Cage Arrangement. (A) The host CLEC must notify BA in writing of its intention to share its cage space and provide BA with a certificate of insurance from the guest before the guest occupies the cage. (B) All orders for Telecommunications Services or unbundled Network Elements must be placed by or on behalf of the COR. The host and guest may agree that such orders may be placed by the guest on behalf of the host, but in such case BA must be provided with an acceptable Letter of Authorization explicitly authorizing the guest to place such orders. Where an order is placed by the guest in conformity with this section BA will send bills for the ordered services to the guest, and will accept payments from the guest on the COR’s 's account. Notwithstanding such ordering and billing arrangements, the obligation to pay BA for such services remains exclusively with the COR, regardless of whether the guest complies with its obligations under its contract with the COR to make payments to the COR or to BA. BA may pursue any available rights and remedies against the COR in the event of non-payment, without first seeking payment from the guest, regardless of whether the services for which payment is due are being used by the COR or by the guest. (C) All terms and conditions for Physical Collocation as described in applicable Tariffs and in Section 13.0 of this Agreement will apply. In addition, the following terms and conditions will apply to shared cages: (1) The guest must be a CLEC. (2) The host and guest must each be collocating for the purpose of interconnecting to BA or accessing BA’s 's unbundled Network Elements. (3) In its use of a Shared Cage, the guest must comply with the same BA rules and regulations and municipal/zoning regulations as are applicable to the COR. (4) The COR assumes the responsibility for the guest’s 's violation of all Tariff regulations and other requirements related to a Shared Cage arrangement, and will be liable for any damage or injury to BA caused by the conduct of the guest, to the same extent as the COR would be liable if it had engaged in such conduct itself. The COR will also indemnify BA against any third-party claims resulting from the guest’s 's conduct, to the same extent as it would be responsible for such indemnification if it had engaged in such conduct itself. (5) The host and guest will participate in Method of Procedure (MOP) meetings detailing the installation work to be performed by the guest. This shall be completed for all Physical Collocation equipment installation. The host shall prominently display the signed MOP at the multiplexing node while any installation functions are performed. (6) The host must provide BA’s 's designated representative(s) with a list of the names of all technicians who will need access to the Shared Cage for support, maintenance and repair purposes. The host is responsible for supplying such representative(s) with the required completed non-employee ID badge application forms and all appropriate indentification material for its employees/agents as well as those of the guest. (7) BA will issue only one identifying cage and POT Bay CLLI code and provide it to the host. The host will assume connecting facility assignment (CFA) responsibilities. (8) All occupancy and specific cage construction communications (e.g., cage augments, cage access or deployment requirements) will be between the host and BA as specified in this Agreement. (9) The host will remain responsible for all costs associated with the cage (e.g., cage construction, POT Bay installation). BA will not split xxxx any of the rate elements associated with the Collocation cage between the host and its tenant (e.g., recurring square foot charges, power, cable racking).. This Amendment becomes effective upon signature by each of the Parties, and may be executed in counterparts. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COVAD COMPANY COMMUNICATIONS CO. By: By: ------------------------------------ --------------------------------

Shared Cage Arrangement. (A) The host CLEC must notify BA in writing of its intention to share its cage space and provide BA with a certificate of insurance from the guest before the guest occupies the cage. (B) All orders for Telecommunications Services or unbundled Network Elements must be placed by or on behalf of the COR. The host and guest may agree that such orders may be placed by the guest on behalf of the host, but in such case BA must be provided with an acceptable Letter of Authorization explicitly authorizing the guest to place such orders. Where an order is placed by the guest in conformity with this section BA will send bills for the ordered services to the guest, and will accept payments from the guest on the COR’s account. Notwithstanding such ordering and billing arrangements, the obligation to pay BA for such services remains exclusively with the COR, regardless of whether the guest complies with its obligations under its contract with the COR to make payments to the COR or to BA. BA may pursue any available rights and remedies against the COR in the event of non-payment, without first seeking payment from the guest, regardless of whether the services for which payment is due are being used by the COR or by the guest. (C) All terms and conditions for Physical Collocation as described in applicable Tariffs and in Section 13.0 of this Agreement will apply. In addition, the following terms and conditions will apply to shared cages: (1) The guest must be a CLEC. (2) The host and guest must each be collocating for the purpose of interconnecting to BA or accessing BA’s unbundled Network Elements. (3) In its use of a Shared Cage, the guest must comply with the same BA rules and regulations and municipal/zoning regulations as are applicable to the COR. (4) The COR assumes the responsibility for the guest’s violation of all Tariff regulations and other requirements related to a Shared Cage arrangement, and will be liable for any damage or injury to BA caused by the conduct of the guest, to the same extent as the COR would be liable if it had engaged in such conduct itself. The COR will also indemnify BA against any third-party claims resulting from the guest’s conduct, to the same extent as it would be responsible for such indemnification if it had engaged in such conduct itself. (5) The host and guest will participate in Method of Procedure (MOP) meetings detailing the installation work to be performed by the guest. This shall be completed for all Physical Collocation equipment installation. The host shall prominently display the signed MOP at the multiplexing node while any installation functions are performed. (6) The host must provide BA’s designated representative(s) with a list of the names of all technicians who will need access to the Shared Cage for support, maintenance and repair purposes. The host is responsible for supplying such representative(s) with the required completed non-employee ID badge application forms and all appropriate indentification material for its employees/agents as well as those of the guest. (7) BA will issue only one identifying cage and POT Bay CLLI code and provide it to the host. The host will assume connecting facility assignment (CFA) responsibilities. (8) All occupancy and specific cage construction communications (e.g., cage augments, cage access or deployment requirements) will be between the host and BA as specified in this Agreement. (9) The host will remain responsible for all costs associated with the cage (e.g., cage construction, POT Bay installation). BA will not split xxxx bill any of the rate elements associated with the Collocation cage between the host and its tenant (e.g., recurring square foot charges, power, cable racking).rate

Shared Cage Arrangement. (A) The host CLEC must notify BA in writing of its intention to share its cage space and provide BA with a certificate of insurance from the guest before the guest occupies the cage. (B) All orders for Telecommunications Services or unbundled Network Elements must be placed by or on behalf of the COR. The host and guest may agree that such orders may be placed by the guest on behalf of the host, but in such case BA must be provided with an acceptable Letter of Authorization explicitly authorizing the guest to place such orders. Where an order is placed by the guest in conformity with this section BA will send bills for the ordered services to the guest, and will accept payments from the guest on the COR’s account. Notwithstanding such ordering and billing arrangements, the obligation to pay BA for such services remains exclusively with the COR, regardless of whether the guest complies with its obligations under its contract with the COR to make payments to the COR or to BA. BA may pursue any available rights and remedies against the COR in the event of non-payment, without first seeking payment from the guest, regardless of whether the services for which payment is due are being used by the COR or by the guest. (C) All terms and conditions for Physical Collocation as described in applicable Tariffs and in Section 13.0 of this Agreement will apply. In addition, the following terms and conditions will apply to shared cages: (1) The guest must be a CLEC. (2) The host and guest must each be collocating for the purpose of interconnecting to BA or accessing BA’s unbundled Network Elements. (3) In its use of a Shared Cage, the guest must comply with the same BA rules and regulations and municipal/zoning regulations as are applicable to the COR. (4) The COR assumes the responsibility for the guest’s violation of all Tariff regulations and other requirements related to a Shared Cage arrangement, and will be liable for any damage or injury to BA caused by the conduct of the guest, to the same extent as the COR would be liable if it had engaged in such conduct itself. The COR will also indemnify BA against any third-party claims resulting from the guest’s conduct, to the same extent as it would be responsible for such indemnification if it had engaged in such conduct itself. (5) The host and guest will participate in Method of Procedure (MOP) meetings detailing the installation work to be performed by the guest. This shall be completed for all Physical Collocation equipment installation. The host shall prominently display the signed MOP at the multiplexing node while any installation functions are performed. (6) The host must provide BA’s designated representative(s) with a list of the names of all technicians who will need access to the Shared Cage for support, maintenance and repair purposes. The host is responsible for supplying such representative(s) with the required completed non-employee ID badge application forms and all appropriate indentification material for its employees/agents as well as those of the guest. (7) BA will issue only one identifying cage and POT Bay CLLI code and provide it to the host. The host will assume connecting facility assignment (CFA) responsibilities. (8) All occupancy and specific cage construction communications (e.g., cage augments, cage access or deployment requirements) will be between the host and BA as specified in this Agreement. (9) The host will remain responsible for all costs associated with the cage (e.g., cage construction, POT Bay installation). BA will not split xxxx any of the rate elements associated with the Collocation cage between the host and its tenant (e.g., recurring square foot charges, power, cable racking).rate