Communications Space definition

Communications Space means the usable space on a pole below the communications workers safety zone and above the vertical space for meeting ground clearance requirements under the National Electrical Safety Code.

Communications Space means the lower usable space on a utility pole, which typically is reserved for low-voltage communications equipment.

Communications Space means a vertical space on the pole, usually 600 mm in length, within which Telecommunications Attachments are made.

Examples of Communications Space in a sentence

• Telecommunications-Related (“Telecom”) Make-Ready Telecom make-ready is all work performed within the Communications Space dealing with telecom attachments.

• Once the Communications Utility notifies DataLink that it wishes to exclude a given Pole from the Reserved Space, the Communications Space on that Pole shall no longer be reserved for the Communication Utility's exclusive use - from that point onwards DataLink shall be free to grant another party a permit to use the Communications Space on such Pole, in which event it would no longer be available for the Communication Utility's use.

• The term “Complex Make-Ready Work” refers to any Make-Ready Work on AT&T Poles that involves work that would be reasonably likely to cause a service outage including, but not limited to, splicing an existing attacher’s cable facilities, any rearrangement or transfer of wireless carriers’ attachments, any make-ready involving attachments above the Communications Space, or Pole replacement(s).

• Attachment Customer shall not perform any construction, including but not limited to the N initial installation of its Wireless Facilities or any maintenance thereof, above the N Communications Space without receiving prior approval from Company as to the design, N installation, and construction practices, which approval Company shall not unreasonably N withhold.

• AT&T shall make available, and keep up-to-date, a reasonably sufficient list of contractors, identified by the applicable electric utility, to perform Make-Ready Work above the Communications Space on AT&T’s Poles.

More Definitions of Communications Space

Communications Space means the space on a pole designated for horizontal wireline communications attachments under the NESC and other applicable codes.

Communications Space means the usable space on a pole below

Communications Space means the portion of a Utility Pole’s usable space designated for the installation of Communications Facilities, the top of which is forty (40) inches below NBU’s Neutral or lowest electrical supply conductor.

Communications Space means the lower usable space on a utility pole, which is

Communications Space means the portion of a Pole’s usable space designated for the installation of Communications Facilities, the top of which is forty (40) inches below CPS Energy’s Neutral or lowest grounded messenger line. Attachments within the Communications Space may host Mid-span Installations, but not any other Wireless Installations are permitted within the Communications Space of a Pole.

Communications Space means the space on a Pole below the communications worker safety zone, as defined in the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC), where communications cables or wires may be attached and span from a Pole to an adjacent Pole or nearby structure while observing NESC-defined clearances from the ground.

Communications Space means the area on a pole below the Communications Worker Safety Zone and above the point on the pole necessary to meet NESC clearance, department of transportation or other governmental requirements, and Company’s construction standards.