Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If District receives permit applications for the same Pole from two or more prospective licensees within sixty (60) calendar days of the initial request, and accommodating their respective requests would require modification or replacement of the Pole, District will equitably allocate among such licensees the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement. Such allocation applies only to those Attachments involving cable/wire and not Risers and/or other equipment.
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If District receives applications for Permit for the same Pole from two or more prospective Attaching Entities within 60 calendar days of the initial request, and accommodating their respective requests would require modification or replacement of the Pole, District will allocate among such entities the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement.
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. Assuming a permit has not yet been issued and the District receives additional applications for the same Pole from additional perspective Licensees, and accommodating their respective requests would require modification or replacement of the Pole, the District will allocate equitably among such licensees the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement.
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If Utility receives Permit Applications for the same Pole from two or more prospective attachers within a 60-day period, and accommodating their respective requests would require modification or replacement of the Pole, Utility will evenly allocate among such attachers the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement.
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If City receives Permit Applications for the same Pole from two or more prospective licensees within sixty (60) calendar days of the initial request, and accommodating their respective requests would require modification or replacement of the Pole, City will allocate among such licensees the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement. Such allocation applies only to those Attachments involving cable/wire and not Risers and/or other equipment.
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If JEA receives Permit Applications for the same Pole from two or more prospective licensees within sixty (60) days of the initial request, and JEA is willing to accommodate their respective requests but doing so would require modification or replacement of the Pole, JEA will evenly allocate among such licensees the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement.
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If Grant PUD receives applications for Permit for the same Pole from two or more prospective Attaching Entities within 60 calendar days of the initial request, and accommodating their respective requests would require modification or replacement of the Pole, Grant PUD will allocate among such entities the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement.
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If the Electric Utility receives completed Permit Applications for the same Pole from two or more prospective Licensees within sixty (60) calendar days of the initial request, and accommodating their respective requests would require modification of the Pole or replacement of the Pole, Electric Utility will allocate among such Licensees the applicable costs associated with such modification or replacement. Such allocation applies only to those Attachments involving cable/wire and not Risers and/or otherequipment. Placement of New Poles
5.01 Whenever either party hereto requires new pole facilities for any reason, including an additional pole line, an extension of an existing pole line, or in connection with the reconstruction of an existing pole line, it may promptly notify the other party to that effect in writing (verbal notice subsequently confirmed in writing may be given in cases of emergency) stating the proposed location and character of the new poles and the character of circuits it intends to use thereon and indicating whether or not such pole facilities will be, in the estimation of the party proposing to construct the new pole facilities, suitable for Joint Use. In case of emergency verbal notice, the other party will preliminarily respond verbally on an expedited basis that it does or does not want to seek initial joint use of the new poles and will generally describe its planned initial Attachments. Within a reasonable period (not to exceed thirty (30) business days) after the receipt of such written notice, the other party will submit an PERMIT APPLICATION if required by Article 4 above, and the provisions of Article 4 will govern.
5.02 Each party shall place its own Attachments on the new Joint Poles and place guys and anchors to sustain any unbalanced loads caused by its Attachments except as otherwise provided under Article 4. Each party shall, with due diligence, attempt to execute its work promptly and in such manner as not to interfere with the service of the other party. Small Cell & Wireless Facilities
6.01 The Licensee is responsible for responding to any and all community concerns or complaints related to Antennas, Micro Wireless Facilities, or Small Cell Wireless Facilities, including aesthetic appearance, health concerns due to radio frequency emissions or otherwise
6.02 The Licensee will independently obtain all authorizations, permits, and approvals from all Municipal, State, and Federal authorities to the extent required by law...
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If KUB receives a License Application for the same Pole or place in the Network from two (2) or more prospective Users within one hundred twenty (120) calendar days of the initial request for such Attachment, and has not yet completed the licensing of the initial applicant, and accommodating their respective requests would require additional modification of the Pole or replacement of the Pole, KUB will make reasonable and good faith efforts to inform the prospective Users of the desired attachment point(s) from all involved parties. Multiple Users shall be responsible for coordinating their actions and facilitating Make Ready Work and, if desired, share allocated costs resulting from such necessary Make Ready Work for any modifications of Attachment(s) or replacement of Pole(s).
Treatment of Multiple Requests for Same Pole. If LP&L receives Permit Applications for the same Pole from two or more prospective licensees within sixty
