Use of Existing Poles Sample Clauses

Use of Existing Poles. Where possible, the Company shall attach its facilities to existing utility poles and shall use all reasonable efforts to enter into a pole attachment agreement with the owners of such existing utility poles.
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Use of Existing Poles. Where possible, the Company shall attach its facilities to existing utility poles and shall use all reasonable efforts to enter into a pole attachment agreement with the owners of such existing utility poles. The Franchising Authority acknowledges that Comcast may pass through to Subscribers the costs of attaching to existing utility poles in the Franchise Area, and does not object.
Use of Existing Poles. A. Poles may be erected by Grantee subject to any generally applicable regulation by Grantor with regard to location, height, type, and any other pertinent aspect. It is the responsibility of Grantee to secure agreements for use of poles or conduits owned by third parties.
Use of Existing Poles. Where poles or other wire-holding structures already existing for use in serving the Franchise Area are available for use by the Grantee, but the Grantee does not make arrangements for such use, the Grantor, or its designated agent, may require the Grantee to use such poles and structures if the Grantor, or its designated agent, determines that such use would enhance the public convenience and/or necessity and that the terms of the use available to the Grantee are commercially just and reasonable. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Grantee will use its reasonable efforts to make or secure the use of existing poles or structures by way of the State’s Public Service Commission’s rules and orders pertaining to pole attachments.
Use of Existing Poles. Except when absolutely necessary to service a subscriber and not simply because it shall be more convenient, economical or profitable for Grantee to so operate and then only when expressly permitted in writing by the Town Manager, under such conditions as he shall prescribe for the public health, safety or welfare, Grantee shall not erect or authorize or permit others to erect any poles or other facilities within the streets of the Town for the conduct of its CATV system but shall use the existing poles and other equipment of the State, the County, the Town or the telephone or electric company or other suppliers of public utilities. Among other things, Grantee may demonstrate such necessity by showing that necessary poles or facilities do not exist or do not have sufficient space or capacity, or that Grantee has been refused permission to use an existing pole or facility. To that end, Grantee shall have the right to enter into agreements with the telephone or electric company or other suppliers of public utilities for the joint use of their poles and equipment.
Use of Existing Poles. To the extent permitted by law, where Poles already exist, are available for use by Company, and are determined by Company in its reasonable discretion to satisfy Company’s technical, operational, and geographical needs, but Company does not make arrangement for such use, City may require Company to use such Poles and structures in lieu of Company placing its own pole, if City determines that the public convenience would be enhanced thereby.
Use of Existing Poles. UNDERGROUNDING OF FACILITIES
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Use of Existing Poles. Grantee shall not erect, for any reason, any pole on or along any street in an existing aerial utility system without the advance written approval of the Grantor, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. Grantee shall exercise its best efforts to negotiate the lease of pole space and facilities from the existing pole owners for all aerial construction.

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