Site-Specific Permit Issuance in City Ways Sample Clauses

Site-Specific Permit Issuance in City Ways. The approval of the Site-Specific Permit Application requesting to attach to a City pole, or to install a new pole in a City Way shall authorize Licensee to proceed to obtain all generally applicable, ministerial permits that are required of all occupants of the Public Rights-of-Way, if required (collectively, “ROW Permit”). Licensee shall comply with the requirements of the City’s rights-of-way regulations including those found in Chapter 42 Article X and Chapter 19 of the City Code of Ordnances, the City’s Standard Specifications for Improvements, and applicable easement provisions or franchise agreements in effect at a given location. Licensee shall pay all standard promulgated ROW Permit fees, if required. City may impose on the ROW Permit those conditions that are necessary to protect structures in the Public Rights-of-Way, to ensure the proper restoration of the Public Rights-of-Way and any structures located therein, to provide for protection and the continuity of pedestrian and vehicular traffic, and otherwise to protect the safety of the public's utilization of the Public Rights-of-Way. In no event shall City treat Licensee’s Site-Specific Permit Applications or ROW Permit applications in a more burdensome manner than City treats Public Rights-of-Way access permits of other similarly situated public utilities and communications services providers. Upon obtaining a ROW Permit, Licensee may proceed to install the Communications Facility in coordination with any affected City departments. Approval of a Site-Specific Permit Application related to the use of a pole owned by a third-party, shall authorize Licensee to proceed as agreed in writing with the pole owner and in accordance with the pole owner’s regulations, proceed to install the Communications Facility in coordination with any affected City departments.
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