Wood Decay Sample Clauses

Wood Decay. If the Parties hereto are both pole owners, Pole Owner may, as an accommodation and by prior written approval by Licensee, by its own personnel or by a contractor selected by Pole Owner and agreed to by Licensee, inspect and/or treat for wood decay on poles it does not own, but that support Pole Owner’s facilities concurrently with inspection and/or treatment of Pole Owner’s poles located in same geographic area; however, any such re-inspection and/or treatment shall not be repeated more frequently than every ten (10) years. Licensee shall reimburse Pole Owner the cost of inspection and/or treatment in accordance with the mutually agreed to charges.
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Wood Decay. CenturyLink may, as an accommodation and by prior written approval by Licensee, by its own personnel or by a contractor selected by CenturyLink and agreed to by Licensee, inspect and/or treat for wood decay on poles it does not own, but that support CenturyLink’s facilities concurrently with inspection and/or treatment of CenturyLink’s poles located in same geographic area; however, any such re-inspection and/or treatment shall not be repeated more frequently than every ten (10) years. Licensee shall reimburse CenturyLink the cost of inspection and/or treatment in accordance with the mutually agreed to charges.
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Wood Decay. If the Parties hereto are both pole owners, Pole OwnerCenturyLink may, as an accommodation and by prior written approval by Licensee, by its own personnel or by a contractor selected by Pole OwnerCenturyLink and agreed to by Licensee, inspect and/or treat for wood decay on poles it does not own, but that support Pole OwnerCenturyLink’s facilities concurrently with inspection and/or treatment of Pole OwnerCenturyLink’s poles located in same geographic area; however, any such re- inspection and/or treatment shall not be repeated more frequently than every ten (10) years. Licensee shall reimburse Pole OwnerCenturyLink the cost of inspection and/or treatment in accordance with the mutually agreed to charges.
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