Standards for Replacement of Decorative Streetlight Poles Sample Clauses

Standards for Replacement of Decorative Streetlight Poles. In addition to the standards set out in Section 19.1, the following standards also apply to the replacement of an existing Decorative Streetlight Pole (“Replacement Pole”): 19.2.1 Replacement Poles shall be of a similar design, material, and color as the replaced pole and other Decorative Streetlight Poles within the immediate area, unless Utility approves an alternative design proposed by Licensee. 19.2.2 All Replacement Poles shall be constructed in the same location, or reasonably close to, the Decorative Streetlight Pole being replaced. 19.2.3 Replacement Poles shall be designed and engineered to support a streetlight fixture and, if applicable, a mast arm of length equal to that of the existing Decorative Streetlight Pole to be replaced or of a length approved by Utility based on the location of such pole.
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Standards for Replacement of Decorative Streetlight Poles. In addition to the standards set out in Section 19.1, the following standards also apply to the replacement of an existing Decorative Streetlight Pole (“Replacement Pole”): Replacement Poles shall be of a similar design, material, and color as the replaced pole and other Decorative Streetlight Poles within the immediate area, unless Utility approves an alternative design proposed by Licensee. All Replacement Poles shall be constructed in the same location, or reasonably close to, the Decorative Streetlight Pole being replaced. Replacement Poles shall be designed and engineered to support a streetlight fixture and, if applicable, a mast arm of length equal to that of the existing Decorative Streetlight Pole to be replaced or of a length approved by Utility based on the location of such pole. All Replacement Poles shall have new streetlight fixtures of the same manufacturer, model, and light output as the removed fixture and nearby streetlight fixtures, or as otherwise approved by Utility. Replacement Poles, including, but not limited to, the pole itself, head, fixtures, mast arm (if applicable) and electrical components, shall have a five-year manufacturer’s replacement warranty. Replacement Poles shall meet all applicable Engineering Standards, including American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials structural guidelines for roadway applications and the American National Standards Institute requirements for vibrations. The height of the Replacement Poles be measured from the ground to the top of poles. All Replacement Pole heights shall be consistent with those of the poles being replaced. Each Replacement Pole component shall be architecturally compatible to create a cohesive aesthetic. Cost Responsibility. Licensee shall be solely responsible for the following costs: The cost of removing the pre-existing Decorative Streetlight Pole in a manner that will allow its reuse and delivering the pole to Utility’s storage yard. The cost to design and install the Replacement Pole and to purchase and deliver at least one back-up Replacement Pole to Utility’s storage yard to be used in the event the Replacement Pole is damaged and needs to be replaced. Utility may require purchase and delivery of additional back-up Replacement Poles, taking into account the number of Replacement Poles Licensee installs at any one time. Licensee shall be responsible for replenishing Utility’s inventory of back-up Replacement Pole(s) as needed to maintain the requ...
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