Conduit Occupancy definition
Examples of Conduit Occupancy in a sentence
CLEC may occupy Ameritech conduit, ducts, innerducts only after obtaining an approved Conduit Occupancy Permit (Form C1) from the ASAC.
Fees for Pole Attachment and Conduit Occupancy shall be based on the Facilities for which Licenses have been issued as of the date of billing by AT&T-22STATE and shall be computed as set forth herein.
Before the Application and Conduit Occupancy License or Application and Pole Attachment License form is approved for attachment, Make-Ready Work must be complete or a records or field survey conducted by AT&T-22STATE has determined that Make-Ready Work is not required.
CLEC shall submit Exhibit B, entitled “Notification of Surrender of Modification of Conduit Occupancy License by CLEC,” or Exhibit C, entitled “Notification of Surrender of Modification of Pole Attachment by CLEC,” each as attached hereto, advising CenturyLink as to the date on which the removal of Facilities from each Poles/Innerduct has been completed.
To apply for a license under this Section, Licensee shall submit to BellSouth two signed copies of an Application and Conduit Occupancy License form or an Application and Pole Attachment License form.
Fees and charges for Pole attachments and Conduit System occupancies, as specified herein and as modified from time to time, shall be due and payable immediately whether or not Licensee is permitted to continue the Pole attachment or Conduit Occupancy.
If any of Licensee’s attachments shall be found attached to Pole(s) or occupying Conduit Systems for which no License is outstanding, AT&T, without prejudice to its other rights or remedies under this Agreement, including termination of Licenses, may impose a charge and require Licensee to submit in writing, within thirty (30) days after receipt of written notification from AT&T of the unauthorized attachment or Conduit Occupancy, a Pole attachment or Conduit Occupancy License Application.
This Agreement shall not apply to the placement of any telecommunication lines, cables and equipment which are, or could be, covered by Licensor’s standard Pole Attachment Agreement or Conduit Occupancy Agreement.
The terms Conduit Occupancy and Occupancy refer to the presence of wire, cable, optical conductors, or other Facilities within any portion of AT&T’s Conduit System.
The term License refers to any License issued pursuant to this Agreement and may, if the context requires, refer to Conduit Occupancy or Pole attachment Licenses issued by AT&T prior to the date of this Agreement.