Application for Authorization Clause Samples
The 'Application for Authorization' clause outlines the process by which a party must formally request and obtain permission before undertaking certain actions or activities specified in the agreement. Typically, this involves submitting a written application detailing the intended action, which is then reviewed and either approved or denied by the authorized party. This clause ensures that all relevant activities are subject to oversight and control, thereby preventing unauthorized actions and maintaining compliance with the terms of the contract.
Application for Authorization a. Prior to the Licensee attaching equipment and/or facilities to any Pole or Anchor, Licensee shall make written application for and have received an authorization therefore (Exhibits A or C).
b. Licensee shall file applications for Pole attachment authorizations which designate a desired priority of authorizations in blocks of 300 Poles or less.
c. The Licensor will accept applications on a first come first served basis and shall attempt to satisfy the designated priority of completions. Licensor shall be obligated to perform the required preconstruction survey and/or make-ready work in accordance with the time frames set forth in paragraph (4)(l) of this Article to permit the issuance by the Licensor and/or a joint user of a volume not to exceed a total of 1,500 Pole attachment authorizations per month in each of the Licensor’s plant construction operating area, i.e., ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and each of the five Boroughs of the City of New York. If more than 1,500 Poles are included in all such applications received for any one month in each construction operating area, at least one block of 300 Poles or less per applicant will be processed, selected in the sequence in which the applications were received, until the 1,500 Pole limit has been reached. If one block of 300 Poles or less for each applicant is processed and the 1,500 Pole limit has not been exceeded, the remaining applications shall be processed on a first come first served basis.
Application for Authorization a. Owner agrees with Municipality to provide space on an “AS IS” basis to allow attachment of its Facilities to any Poles, within its municipal boundaries, for which Owner has the power and privilege of granting licenses within Owner's operating territory in the State of Connecticut in accordance with all applicable Law.
b. Whenever the Municipality wishes to attach its Facilities to any Poles, it shall make an application therefor on the forms provided by a Owner, or through software provided for such application. Copies of forms are appended to this Agreement as Exhibits A and B and Internet access to such forms is intended to be made available on a Owner’s Web Site. The Municipality shall specify the location of the Pole or Poles involved and shall specify what Facilities it wishes to attach to each Pole. Municipality must receive authorization from the Owner prior to commencing any attachment work. Municipality shall furnish Owner with such engineering data as requested by Owner including the type of signal being carried. Each application shall include the Application Fee as set forth in Article VIII, Rates and Charges. When the Municipality submits an application to attach its Facilities to any Poles, the Owner will cooperate by responding to the Municipality’s questions concerning which attachment options and techniques are feasible to facilitate the Municipality’s application to attach Facilities to Poles.
c. Municipality shall file applications for Attachment authorizations in blocks of 400 Poles or fewer. If multiple applications are filed at one time, Municipality shall designate a desired priority.
d. Owner shall: (1) process applications, perform any required engineering and surveys and (2) perform any Make-Ready Work and any other required functions on a first come first serve basis. Owner shall be under no obligation to grant any authorization to attach Facilities, or if such an authorization has already been granted, may cancel any such authorization on sixty (60) days' written notice, if in Owner's judgment reasonably exercised the grant (i) would be or is in non-compliance with applicable Law or the requirements and specifications as denoted in Article IV, Section 2.
e. Subject to the good faith dispute provision in Article VII(7)(c), Owner shall be under no obligation to grant or continue any authorization to attach Attachments or Facilities to Poles if Municipality has any outstanding and overdue payments owing to Owner under this Agreem...
Application for Authorization a. Prior to the Licensee occupying any conduit, Licensee shall make written application for and have received an authorization therefore. (Exhibit A attached.)
b. Licensee shall file application for conduit occupancy authorizations which designate a desired priority of authorizations in blocks of 12 conduit sections or less.
c. The Licensor will accept applications on a first come first served basis and shall attempt to satisfy the designated priority of completions. Licensor shall be obligated to perform the required preconstruction survey and/or Make-Ready work in accordance with the time frames set forth in paragraph (4) (j) of this Article to permit the issuance by the Licensor of a volume not to exceed a total of forty-eight (48) conduit section occupancy authorizations per month in each of the Licensor’s plant construction operating areas, i.e., Western, Central, Northeastern, Mid-State, Long Island and each of the five Boroughs of the City of New York. If more than forty-eight (48) conduit section occupancies are included in all such applications received for any one month in each construction operating area, at least one block of 12 conduit sections or less per applicant, will be processed, selected in the sequence in which the applications were received, until the forty-eight (48) conduit section limit has been reached. If one block of 12 or less for each applicant is processed and the forty-eight (48) conduit section occupancies have not been exceeded, the remaining applications shall be processed on a first come first served basis.
Application for Authorization a. Prior to the Licensee attaching equipment and/or facilities to any Pole or Anchor, Licensee shall make written application for and have received an authorization therefore (Exhibits A or C).
b. Licensee shall file applications for Pole attachment authorizations which designate a desired priority of authorizations in blocks of 125 Poles or less.
c. The Licensor will accept applications on a first come first served basis and shall attempt to satisfy the designated priority of completions. Licensor shall be obligated to perform the required preconstruction survey and/or make-ready work in accordance with the time frames set forth in paragraph (4)(1) of this Article to permit the issuance by the Licensor and/or a joint user of a volume not to exceed a total of 300 Pole attachment authorizations per month. If more than 300 Poles are included in all such applications received for any one month, at least one block of 300 Poles or less per applicant will be processed, selected in the sequence in which the applications were received.
Application for Authorization a. Following signing of this Agreement and prior to installation of Licensee’s Facilities in any Conduit System, Licensee shall submit a written application to occupy Licensor’s Conduit System as specified in Exhibit A. As an attachment to Exhibit A, Licensee shall provide a single-line drawing identifying the proposed fiber route including street addresses for the starting points and end points of each Conduit section of interest.
b. If Licensee files multiple applications for Conduit Occupancy, it shall designate the desired priority of processing.
c. Licensor shall accept and process applications for Licenses from Licensee and others on a first come first served basis.
d. Where multiple applications are filed and pending with the Licensor, from more than one applicant for the same portion of Licensor’s Conduit System, and where such multiple use is appropriate, Licensor shall endeavor to prorate, to the extent that it is practical, between the Licensee and the other applicant(s), the costs of Pre-Construction Surveys and Make-Ready Work. If any such applicant withdraws its application(s), Make-Ready costs will be borne by the remaining applicants. Licensee shall be bound by Licensor’s determination as to any such portion of expenses.
e. All costs of whatsoever nature related to the determination of the application as set forth under Article IV and for charges specified under Article IX shall be borne by the Licensee.
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a. Prior to the Licensee attaching equipment and/or facilities to any Pole or Anchor, Licensee shall make written application for and have received an authorization therefore. ( Exhibit A). The Licensor will accept applications on a first come first served basis and shall attempt to satisfy the designated priority of completions. Licensor shall promptly administer and process permit applications Licensee shall be obligated to perform the required preconstruction survey and/or make-ready work.
Application for Authorization. All requests for authorization for the dissemination of tobacco-product advertising must be submitted in writing to the Department for the Regulation of Health and Environmental Programs. The applicant must specify his full name, address, and telephone contact information for notifications. He must also indicate the capacity in which he acts. This should have been duly verified previously in writing to the Department for the Regulation of Health and Environmental Programs. The application must be accompanied by two copies of the advertising materials intended for dissemination, in accordance with the following:
Application for Authorization a. Prior to the Licensee attaching equipment and/or facilities to any Utility Pole or Anchor, Licensee shall make written application for and have received an authorization, therefore. (Exhibits A or C.)
b. To the extent allowed under Applicable Law, Licensee shall file applications for pole attachment authorizations which designate a desired priority of authorizations in blocks of 100 poles or less.
c. The Licensor will accept applications on a first come first served basis and shall attempt to satisfy the designated priority of completions. Licensor shall be obligated to perform the required Preconstruction survey and/or Make-ready Work in accordance with the time frames set forth in paragraph (4)(m) of this Article and Applicable Law to permit the issuance by the Licensor and/or a Joint User of a volume not to exceed a total of 500 pole attachment authorizations per month in each of the Licensor's plant construction operating area, i.e., franchised telephone serving area of DFT Local Service Corporation in New York. If more than 500 poles are included in all such applications received for any one month in each construction operating area, at least one block of 100 poles or less per applicant will be processed, selected in the sequence in which the applications were received, until the 500 pole limit has been reached. If one block of 100 poles or less for each applicant is processed and the 500 pole limit has not been exceeded, the remaining applications shall be processed on a first come first served basis.
Application for Authorization. A Trading Partner must submit an Application for Authorization (Exhibit A) for Trading Partner to register for EDI Transactions with OR-DHS, and to identify and authorize the EDI Submitter. If Trading Partner will be using an Agent as the EDI Submitter, the Application for Authorization (Exhibit A) shall include a signed EDI Submitter Certification before OR-DHS may accept an electronic transmission from such Agent. The Application for Authorization, when fully executed, shall be incorporated into this TPA by reference and shall be effective on the date of its execution, unless specified otherwise.
Application for Authorization a. On the terms contained herein, UI grants Licensee a non-exclusive right to attach its Facilities to any Poles for which UI has the power and privilege of granting licenses within UI s operating territory in the State of Connecticut in accordance with all applicable Laws.
b. Third Party Overlashing will be allowed under the following conditions:
(i) The Sub Licensee must sign a Pole Attachment License Agreement with UI and abide by the terms and conditions of such a license.
(ii) The Sub Licensee must obtain written approval from the Licensee to whose facilities it is Overlashing and provide a copy to UI prior to submitting a license application.
(iii) The Sub Licensee must submit a written application as provided in paragraph c below, and indicate on the application that the request is for Third Party Overlashing.
(iv) The Sub Licensee is responsible for paying Third Party Overlashing Fees which are separate and in addition to the Pole Attachment License Fee paid by the original Licensee, as set forth in Schedule of Rates, Exhibit C.
c. Whenever the Licensee wishes a license to attach its Facilities to any Poles, it shall make a written application therefor, in duplicate, on the form appended to this Agreement as Exhibit A. The Licensee shall specify the location of the Pole or Poles involved and shall specify what Facilities it wishes to attach to each Pole. Licensee must receive authorization from UI prior to commencing any attachment work. Licensee shall furnish UI with such engineering data as requested by UI including the type of signal being carried. Each application shall include the Application Fee as set forth in Article VIII, Rates and Charges.
d. Licensee shall file applications for Attachment authorizations in blocks of 400 Poles or fewer. If multiple applications are filed at one time, Licensee shall designate a desired priority.
e. UI will process any applications, perform any required engineering and surveys, perform any Make-Ready Work, and perform any other required functions on a first-come, first-serve basis. UI is under no obligation to grant any license and may cancel any such license on sixty (60) days written notice, if in UI s judgment, the grant would be or is in non-compliance with requirements and specifications as denoted in Article IV, Section 2, or in instances of insufficient capacity, or for reasons of safety, reliability, or generally applicable engineering standards.
f. UI shall be under no obligation to grant or contin...