Xxxxxx Standards for Small Cell Facilities Sample Clauses

Xxxxxx Standards for Small Cell Facilities. Any Small Cell Facility installed in accordance with this Agreement shall substantially comply with the applicable or appropriate designs described or depicted in the Colorado Springs Municipal Code, or in any administrative regulations promulgated thereunder. Modifications to the uniform design template for a Supplemental Site License may be proposed by the Licensee by the submission of an alternative design drawing or illustration to the Community Development Manager which drawing or illustration shall clearly identify the differences between the design template and the proposed alternative design. Where the Community Development Manager, after consultation with CSU, finds such submitted alternative design presents a de minimis or nominal visual impact when compared to the uniform design template set forth in Colorado Springs Municipal Code and Exhibit B, the Community Development Manager may approve such alternative design which approval shall be evidenced by written acknowledgment signed by the Community Development Manager and affixed to the particular Supplemental Site License. The Community Development Manager shall retain the discretion to deny a proposed alternative design where the Community Development Manager finds the proposed design to be more visually or aesthetically impactful than the uniform design template. In addition to the design standards described in Exhibit B, the Licensee shall follow all applicable Colorado Springs Municipal Code and duly adopted and published regulatory provisions related to WCF design.
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  • Service Level Standards In addition to all other requirements in this Agreement, and in accordance with the Best Claims Practices & Estimating Guidelines, Vendor shall use reasonable and good faith efforts to meet the Service Level Standards set forth below.

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