THE ROUTE Sample Clauses

THE ROUTE. The Route for the Cable consisting of NUNet and NEON are represented on Map 1 as the Route connecting [**] A routing option for NU exists between a) [**] and B) [**]. Map of the Route Exhibit 3.26 [**] EXHIBIT 3.28 CABLE ACCEPTANCE AND PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS CABLE ACCEPTANCE Cable inspections will be performed in compliance with manufacturer's specifications at 1300 and 1550 nm. Tests will include OTDR continuity tests, reports with photos when necessary, and the following two directional tests. a. Reel testing of all cable after the final handling by the transport company. b. Reel testing at the installation staging site prior to the installation of all static wire fibers. c. Splice testing for each splice point in two directions. d. End to end testing for each Route Segment, or portion thereof, after installation. (See typical test report in Supplemental documents) Cable acceptance and test reports shall be prepared in two original versions, one set each for NU and NECOM. Maintenance and cable specifications of Alcoa Fujikura Limited and Corning AN-121 are incorporated in this exhibit by this reference as additional specifications. CABLE PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS Cable performance specifications shall comply with manufacturer's specifications. The performance shall be within the tolerances of the total loss budgets for each Route Segment or portion thereof. The cable shall comply with the appropriate performance requirements of DS1, DS3, and SONET equipment as to throughput (BER) and attention (loss) and for end to end performance. FiveCom, Inc. DS1, DS3 & SONET Performance Specifications, as of July 1994 are incorporated in this exhibit by this reference as additional specifications. Confidential Materials omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote omissions. EXHIBIT 3.28 FIVECOM DS1, DS3 & SONET PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS Error Free Seconds [**] (measured over any 24 hour period) Severely Errored Seconds [**] (measured one-way per 24 hour period) Availability [**] (measured over 12 consecutive months) Acceptance Limits [**] (15 minute loop back) Operational Maintenance Limits [**] (15 minute loop back) Immediate Action Limits [**] (measured in loop back) Note: Performance is based on BellCore Technical Standard PUB 62508 Definitions ES - Errored Seconds LTE - Less than or equal to GTE - Greater than or equal to EXHIBIT 3.28 FiveCom, Inc. DS1, DS3 & SONET Performance Specifications July 1994 1. This listi...
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THE ROUTE. 2.1 planning the overall route of the Relay (the “Route”) throughout the Territory; 2.2 liaising with the Local Authority to agree which roads and other places should be used as the Route and the location of any Relay Stop Site, and working with the Local Authority to create opportunities for showcasing the heritage, culture, sport and other assets of the Area; and 2.3 taking appropriate steps to fulfil existing legal requirements regarding access;
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THE ROUTE. 4.3.1 The proposed scheme provides a crossing approximately 0.75km in length as illustrated in Figure 4-2. The crossing starts at a new roundabout on Denmark Road, east of the existing Peto Way / Denmark Road roundabout, and spans both the East Suffolk Line and Lake Lothing on a north-south alignment. 4.3.2 On the southern side of Lake Lothing, the new crossing follows the alignment of Riverside Road, initially at a high level, descending to a new junction / roundabout at the junction of Riverside Road and the B1531 Waveney Drive.
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THE ROUTE. 2.1 liaising with LOCOG to identify which roads or part thereof should be used as the Route and the location of any Relay Stop Site, which shall be agreed by 30 April 2011, and providing LOCOG with the exclusive or non-exclusive right (as applicable) to use the same for the Relay and/or the Relay Stop Site (where such areas are within the Local Authority’s control); 2.2 in consultation with the local law enforcement and highway authorities, developing a traffic management plan for the Area to ensure the safe and uninhibited passage of the Relay (including its arrival and departure); 2.3 enforcing the traffic management plan and road closure/traffic management orders (as appropriate) for the Area; 2.4 using reasonable endeavours to deliver the roads in a condition suitable for the passing of the Relay and clear of any utility or other works on the roads which might disrupt or interfere with the passage of the Relay;
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THE ROUTE. 2.1 providing LOCOG with the exclusive or non-exclusive right (as applicable) to use the roads or part thereof used as the Route for the Relay and/or the Relay Stop Site (where such areas are within the Local Authority’s control); 2.2 in consultation with the local law enforcement and highway authorities, developing a traffic management plan for the Area, incorporating the key considerations (as appropriate) outlined in applicable LOCOG guidelines, to ensure the safe and uninhibited passage of the Relay (including its arrival and departure); 2.3 enforcing the traffic management plan and road closure/traffic management orders (as appropriate) for the Area; 2.4 using reasonable endeavours to deliver the roads in a condition suitable for the passing of the Relay and clear of any utility or other works on the roads which might disrupt or interfere with the passage of the Relay;
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