WORKING TOGETHER; COST ALLOCATIONS Sample Clauses

WORKING TOGETHER; COST ALLOCATIONS. Section 6.01.. Interference with Pole Owner’s or other Licensees’ Equipment 13 Section 6.02.. Pole Replacement for Pole Owner’s Benefit 14 Section 6.03.. Pole Replacement for Licensee’s Benefit 14 Section 6.04.. Pole Placement or Replacement for Joint Benefit of Pole Owner and Licensee 15 Section 6.05.. Relocation of Licensee’s Attachments 15 Section 6.06.. Relocation of Joint Poles 15 Section 6.07.. Mid-span Poles 17 Section 6.08.. Audits of Existing Attachments 17 Section 6.09.. Inspections 17 Section 6.10.. Tax Liability 17
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WORKING TOGETHER; COST ALLOCATIONS. Section 3.12Section 6.01 Interference with Pole Owner’s or other Licensees’ Equipment‌ If, in Pole Owner’s reasonable judgment, Licensee's existing Attachments on any pole Pole interfere with Pole Owner’s or other pole Pole attachers’ existing Attachments or Equipment, or prevent the placing of any additional Equipment by Pole Owner required for its core utility service and included in Pole Owner’s development plan as described in Section 2.03, Pole Owner willshall notify Licensee of the rearrangements or transfers of Equipment or polePole replacements or other changes required in order to continue to accommodate Licensee's Attachments. If appropriate, the notice shall include a Cost Estimate of applicable costs. If Licensee desires to continue to maintain its Attachments on the polePole and so notifies Pole Owner in writing within thirty (30) days, Licensee may perform the necessary work (subject to Pole Owner’s approval based on safety issues), or Licensee shall authorize Pole Owner to perform the work. Should Licensee authorize Pole Owner to perform the work, Pole Owner shall make such changes as may be required, and Licensee, upon demand, willshall reimburse Pole Owner for the entire expense thereby actually and reasonably incurred. If Licensee does not so notify Pole Owner of its intent to perform the necessary work or authorize Pole Owner to perform the work, Licensee shall remove its Attachments from the affected polePole or polesPoles within an additional ten (10) days from such original notification by Pole Owner for a total of forty (40) days; provided, however, that Pole Owner in any emergency may require Licensee to remove its Attachments within the time required by the emergency. Licensee shall provide written notice to Pole Owner within ten (10) business days of completion of removal. If Licensee has not removed its Attachments at the end of the forty (40) day period, or in the case of emergencies, within the period specified by Pole Owner, Pole Owner may remove Licensee’s Equipment at Licensee’s sole risk and expense, and Licensee willshall pay Pole Owner, upon demand, for all costs thereby incurred by Pole Owner.
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