Tower Maintenance Sample Clauses

Tower Maintenance. Lessor represents and warrants that its operation of the tower, exclusive of Lessee’s equipment, including the lighting system, meets and will be maintained in accordance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations, including, without limitation, rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), FAA and all applicable local codes and regulations.
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Tower Maintenance. 9.1. Monthly Inspection Once each month perform the following inspections: o Visually check the general appearance of the tower and waveguide bridge for loose or bent cross braces due to ice or wind. o If a guyed tower, visually check the guy cables for fraying and ensure a linear slope (i.e. no sag). o Cover photocell until tower lights come on. Visually check to ensure all tower lights are operational. Notify status center of burned out tower lights.
Tower Maintenance a. Owner represents and warrants that its operation of the Tower, exclusive of Tenant’s Equipment, including any lighting systems, meets and will be maintained in accordance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission, Federal Aviation Administration and all applicable local codes and regulations. The costs of maintaining the Tower, including painting of the exterior and finishing or painting the interior of the Tower, shall be borne by Owner, with the exception of maintenance of Tenant’s antennae and equipment. Any additional charge for maintenance, operation or painting of the Tower resulting from Xxxxxx’s occupancy of the Tower shall be borne by Tenant. In the event damage is caused to Tenant’s equipment or personal property by Owner who shall, upon due notice and proof of loss provided by Owner, timely reimburse Tenant the reasonable cost of repairing such damage. b. For any maintenance that may affect Tenant’s antennae or equipment, Owner shall: (i) give Tenant 48 hours written notice of the proposed maintenance; and (ii) allow Tenant the opportunity to have its personnel or agents present during the maintenance operations. c. If some or all of Tenant’s equipment must be removed from the Tower to accommodate repairs or maintenance, Owner shall use reasonable efforts to permit Tenant to place temporary transmission facilities at an alternative location acceptable to Tenant until such time as Owner completes its repairs or maintenance. d. Tenant shall maintain its antennae, transmission lines, and Equipment in good operating condition. In the event damage is caused to the Tower by Tenant or Tenant’s agents, employees, contractors, or subcontractors, the cost of repairing such damages e. Upon termination or expiration of this Agreement, Tenant shall remove its Equipment from the Tower in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and shall repair damage, if any, to the Tower caused by the removal of Tenant’s Equipment (normal wear and tear excepted). f. Except to the extent provided by this Agreement, Tenant’s activities, operations, and Equipment shall not adversely interfere with Owner’s maintenance, repair, and operation of the Tower and its lighting system. Xxxxxx expressly agrees that Xxxxxx’s use of the Tower, under this Agreement, is subservient to Owner’s use of Tower.
Tower Maintenance. Owner represents and warrants that its operation of the Tower, exclusive of Operator’s Equipment, including the lighting system, meets and will be maintained in accordance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations, including, without limitation, rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission, Federal Aviation Administration and all applicable local codes and regulations. Owner shall maintain its lighting systems, tower antenna, transmission lines, equipment and building in good operating condition. The costs of maintaining the Tower shall be borne by Owner with the exception of Operator’s antennae and Equipment and except for damage to the Tower caused by Operator or Operator's agents, employees, contractors or subcontractors, which shall be borne by Operator. Operator shall repair at Operator’s cost any such damage, within 48 hours, and to the extent that such damage cannot be repaired within 48 hours, Operator shall make all efforts to begin such repair and finish such repair in a timely manner. Should Owner fail to timely make repairs required by this Agreement, Operator may, at Operator’s option, make such repairs and Owner shall promptly reimburse Operator for its reasonable costs and expenses incurred in such repair. In the event Owner fails to maintain the tower lighting systems, Tower, transmission lines, equipment and building as provided herein, Operator shall have the right to withhold Rent payments to Owner if Owner fails to make said repairs or to provide maintenance after Operator has given Owner five (5) days notice of the need to provide maintenance and repairs, or, shall at Operator’s option and upon notice to Owner, terminate this Lease. Operator shall have the right to apply such Rent withheld hereunder to make the necessary repairs and provide the necessary maintenance and Operator shall not thereafter be responsible to Owner for the Rent withheld for such maintenance and repairs. Operator’s activities and operations and the Equipment shall not interfere with Owner’s maintenance and repair of the Tower and its lighting system.
Tower Maintenance. Incumbent shall perform the following inspections and any and all corrective actions, if required:
Tower Maintenance. Lessor represents that it has the right and responsibility to repair and maintain the Tower. If the Tower is damaged for any reason, other than a negligent or wrongful act or omission of MHTC or its contractors, so as to render it substantially unusable for MHTC's intended use, rent shall xxxxx for such a period until Lessor, at its expense, restores the Tower to its condition prior to such damage. In the event that the time to complete restoration of the Tower exceeds thirty

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