Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than AT&T Collocator) that (i) is a “sublessee”, “licensee” or “sublicensee” under any Collocation Agreement affecting the right to use Available Space at such Site (prior to the Effective Date); or (ii) subleases, licenses, sublicenses or otherwise acquires from Tower Operator the right to use Available Space at such Site (from and after the Effective Date).
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than Sprint Collocator), which: (a) is a "sublessee" under any Collocation Agreement affecting such Site; or (b) subleases, licenses or otherwise acquires from Lessee the right to use Available Space on such Site.
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Sale Site, any Person (other than an SM Group Member), that: (a) is a “sublessee”, “licensee”, “sublicensee”, “tenant” or “subtenant” under any Collocation Agreement affecting the right to use available space at such Sale Site (prior to the Initial Closing); or (b) subleases, licenses, sublicenses, or otherwise acquires from the Sale Site Subsidiary the right to use available space at such Sale Site (from and after the Initial Closing).
Examples of Tower Subtenant in a sentence
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, the obligations of Tower Operator hereunder as to any Site are subject to any limitations imposed by any applicable Law and to the rights of any Tower Subtenant under any Collocation Agreement in existence as of the Effective Date at such Site.
Tower Operator may pass on any of the foregoing costs and expenses in whole or in part to a Tower Subtenant.
If such additional space is occupied by a Tower Subtenant on the Effective Date or such configuration is prohibited by Law, Tower Operator shall be required to provide only such additional space as is available or allowed by Law, as applicable.
All utility connections that provide service to Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment, other than those owned by an AT&T Group Member or a third party other than a Tower Subtenant, shall be deemed Tower Subtenant Improvements.
As used in this Agreement, reference to a Site includes Non-Severable Modifications, but shall not include Severable Modifications, any AT&T Improvements, AT&T Communications Equipment, any Tower Subtenant Improvements or Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment.
More Definitions of Tower Subtenant
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than NT Collocator and its Affiliates) that (i) is a “lessee”, “sublessee”, “licensee” or “sublicensee” under any Collocation Agreement affecting such Site; or (ii) leases, subleases, licenses, sublicenses or otherwise acquires from Tower Owner the right to use Available Space on such Site. For the avoidance of doubt, for the duration of the applicable NT-Tigo SLA, Tigo is not a Tower Subtenant on any of the Tigo Sites, but instead is a permitted sublessee of NT Collocator, and for the duration of the applicable NT-Cometco SLA, Comteco is not a Tower Subtenant on any of the Comteco Sites (but instead is a permitted sublessee of NT Collocator.
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than a T‑Mobile Contributor or an Affiliate of T‑Mobile), that (i) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from a T‑Mobile Contributor under any Collocation Agreement affecting such Site (prior to the Applicable Closing) or (ii) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from Crown or the Tower Operator the right to use Available Space at such Site (from and after the Applicable Closing).
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than AT&T Collocator) that (i) is a “sublessee”, “licensee” or “sublicensee” under any Collocation Agreement affecting the right to use Available Space at such Site (prior to the Effective Date); or (ii) subleases, licenses, sublicenses or otherwise acquires from Tower Operator the right to use Available Space at such Site (from and after the Effective Date). “Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment” means any Communications Equipment owned or leased by a Tower Subtenant. “Tower Subtenant Improvements” means any Improvements located at a Site that support, shelter, protect, enclose or provide power or back-up power to Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment other than a Tower. All utility connections that provide service to Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment, other than those owned by an AT&T Group Member or a third party other than a Tower Subtenant, shall be deemed Tower Subtenant Improvements. “Tower Subtenant Related Party” means Tower Subtenant and its Affiliates, and its and their respective directors, officers, employees, agents and representatives. “Wholly Owned Affiliate” means (i) so long as AT&T Guarantor is wholly owned, directly or indirectly, by AT&T Parent, any Affiliate of AT&T Collocator that is directly or indirectly wholly owned by AT&T Parent or (ii) if AT&T Guarantor ceases to be wholly owned, directly or indirectly, by AT&T Parent, (A) any Affiliate of AT&T Collocator that is directly or indirectly wholly owned by AT&T Guarantor or (B) subject to Section 34, any Person that is directly or indirectly wholly owned by AT&T Parent (but with respect to any such Person described in this clause (ii)(B), only to the extent that such Person used the applicable Site as of the date AT&T Guarantor ceased to be wholly owned by AT&T Parent). “Wind Load Surface Area” means with respect to each antenna, remote radio unit or other tower mounted equipment, the area in square inches determined by multiplying the two largest dimensions of the length, width and depth of such antenna, remote radio unit or other tower mounted equipment, excluding all mounts and Cables. “Zoning Laws” means any zoning, land use or similar Laws, including Laws relating to the use or occupancy of any communications towers or property, building codes, development orders, zoning ordinances, historic preservation laws and land use regulations. “19 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-A hereto. “20 Year Lease Sit...
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than a T-Mobile Contributor or an Affiliate of T-Mobile), that (i) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from a T-Mobile Contributor under any Collocation Agreement affecting such Site (prior to the Applicable Closing) or (ii) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from Crown or the Tower Operator the right to use Available Space at such Site (from and after the Applicable Closing). “Transaction Revenue Sharing Payment” means any amounts payable, from time to time, to any Ground Lessor, whether as revenue sharing under any Ground Lease, as percentage rent, as an additional lump sum payment, a fixed periodic increase in rent or otherwise, in connection with or relating to the execution and delivery of this Agreement or any Collateral Agreement or the consummation of any of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement or any Collateral Agreement; provided, however, that “Transaction Revenue Sharing Payment” shall not include any such payments payable to Crown or its Affiliate(s) with respect to any Sites (i) that are owned by Crown or its Affiliate(s) or with respect to which Crown or its Affiliate(s) is the Ground Lessor immediately prior to the Applicable Closing or (ii) that are acquired by Crown or its Affiliate(s) after the Applicable Closing Date, so long as no such payments were paid to the applicable Ground Lessor, or asserted by the applicable Ground Lessor to be payable to it, with respect to such Sites prior to the acquisition thereof by Crown or its Affiliate(s). “Transfer Tax” means all sales, use, license, value added, documentary, stamp, gross receipts, registration, real estate transfer, conveyance, excise, recording and other similar Taxes and fees. “Transition Services Agreement” has the meaning set forth in the recitals. “Updated Site List” has the meaning set forth in Section 3.1(b). 26 “Zoning Laws” means any zoning, land use or similar Laws, including Laws relating to the use or occupancy of any communications towers or property, building codes, development orders, zoning ordinances, historic preservation laws and land use regulations. SECTION 1.2
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than a Contributor or Lessor), which: (a) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from a Contributor under any Collocation Agreement affecting such Site (prior to the Initial Closing); or (b) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from Lessee the right to use Available Space at such Site (from and after the Initial Closing).
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Portfolio Site, any Person (other than a Cumulus Party or an Affiliate of a Cumulus Party), that (i) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from a Cumulus Party under any Collocation Agreement affecting such Portfolio Site (prior to the applicable Closing) or (ii) subleases, licenses or otherwise accepts from Buyer or the Tower Operator the right to use Available Space at such Site (from and after the applicable Closing).
Tower Subtenant means, as to any Site, any Person (other than T-Mobile Collocator) that (i) is a “sublessee”, “licensee” or “sublicensee” under any Collocation Agreement affecting such Site; or (ii) subleases, licenses, sublicenses or otherwise acquires from Tower Operator the right to use Available Space on such Site. “Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment” means any Communications Equipment owned or leased by a Tower Subtenant. “Tower Subtenant Improvements” means any Improvements located at a Site that support, shelter, protect, enclose or provide power or back-up power to Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment other than a Tower. All utility connections that provide service to Tower Subtenant Communications Equipment shall be deemed Tower Subtenant Improvements. “Tower Subtenant Related Party” means Tower Subtenant and its Affiliates, and its and their respective directors, officers, employees, agents and representatives. “Triggering Event” means the occurrence of any of the following: (i) the Paying Agent breaches, in any material respect, any of its duties or obligations arising under the Paying Agent Agreement, (ii) the Paying Agent breaches its obligation to make payments of Ground Rent to Ground Lessors and the aggregate unpaid amount of Ground Rent due and payable to Ground Lessors exceeds, at any date of determination, the product of (x) the aggregate Ground Rent with respect to all Sites payable to Ground Lessors for the calendar month most recently ended prior to such date of determination and (y) three or (iii) a Bankruptcy event occurs with respect to the Paying Agent or the Paying Agent becomes insolvent or makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors. “23 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-A hereto. 10 “24 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-B hereto. “25 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-C hereto. “26 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-D hereto. “27 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-E hereto. “28 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-F hereto. “29 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-G hereto. “30 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-H hereto. “31 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-I hereto. “32 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-J hereto. “33 Year Lease Sites” means the Sites set forth on Schedule 1-K hereto. “34 Year Lease ...