Field survey definition

Field survey means a field investigation of the environmental characteristics of a site, including existing forest.

Field survey means an on-site audit and/or office asset record review, requested by Licensee, of the Pole(s) on which Licensee proposes to: (i) make a new Attachment(s), (ii) relocate an existing Attachment(s), or (iii) Materially Change an existing Attachment(s), performed by Licensor in order to determine if the Pole(s) can safely accommodate the requested Attachment.

Field survey means the Company’s on-site audit and/or office asset/mapping record review of each Facility upon which the Customer proposes to:

Examples of Field survey in a sentence

• Work necessary to perform the design field survey as described in III.B., Field Survey Work, for which cost is set out in II.B.

• Upon request, Ameritech may permit Requesting Carrier to conduct Field Survey Work and Make Ready Work itself or through Ameritech-approved contractors in circumstances where Ameritech is unable to complete such work in a reasonable time frame.

• CBT may permit CLEC to conduct Field Survey Work and Make-Ready Work itself or through its own contractors in circumstances where CBT is unable to complete such work in a reasonable time frame.

• CLEC must submit a Billing Authorization prior to the ASAC initiation of any map preparation, Engineering Field Survey or Make Ready Work.

• Available pole capacity can be determined only during a Field Survey.

More Definitions of Field survey

Field survey means the survey performed by Apache as described in Paragraphs 12 through 18.

Field survey means site visit to be undertaken by CONCOR officials for assessing the suitability of project site proposed to be developed by bidders. Bids of bidders whose project sites are termed “Suitable” by CONCOR shall be considered for Financial Bid evaluation.

Field survey means the on-site work required by the City to inspect the City-Owned Poles and other poles to ensure adherence of the clearance requirements and to determine the adequacy of the pole to accommodate the proposed attachment. The survey is required before any new or change in the attachment of Communication Facilities. The survey must be performed by an individual(s) approved by the City and must be qualified for this type of work. The Company is responsible for the inception and all costs associated with the survey.

Field survey means the survey performed by Mewbourne in compliance with Paragraphs 14 through 18.

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Field survey means an on-site audit and/or office asset record review, requested by LicenseeCustomer, of the Structure(s) upon which LicenseeCustomer has an existing Attachment(s) or proposes a new Attachment(s) in accordance with this Agreement, performed by the LicensorCompany to obtain information regarding existing Facilities or Structures. Field Survey shall not represent actions to remedy ingress or egress conditions

Field survey means an on-site audit and/or office asset record review, requested by Customer, of the Structure(s) upon which Customer has an existing Attachment(s) or proposes a new Attachment(s) in accordance with this Agreement, performed by the Company to obtain information regarding existing Facilities or Structures. Field Survey shall not represent actions to remedy ingress or egress conditions required to be in compliance with applicable laws, regulations, codes and company policies and procedures.