Common use of Attachment and Cable Clearances Clause in Contracts

Attachment and Cable Clearances. Licensee’s Attachments on District Poles, including metal attachment clamps and bolts, metal cross-arm supports, bolts and other equipment, must be attached so as to maintain the minimum separations specified in the National Electrical Safety Code (“NESC”) and in drawings and specifications District may from time to time furnish Licensee. (See Drawings A-01 to A-99.)

Attachment and Cable Clearances. Licensee’s Attachments on District Poles, including metal attachment clamps and bolts, metal cross-arm supports, bolts bolts, and other equipment, must be attached so as to maintain the minimum separations specified in the National Electrical Safety Code (“NESC”) and in drawings and specifications District Utility may from time to time furnish Licensee. (See Drawings A-01 to A-99.)

Attachment and Cable Clearances. Licensee’s Attachments on District Utility Poles, including metal attachment clamps and bolts, metal cross-arm supports, bolts and other equipment, must be attached so as to maintain the minimum separations specified in the National Electrical Safety Code (“NESC”) and in drawings and specifications District Utility may from time to time furnish Licensee. (See Drawings A-01 to A-99.)

Attachment and Cable Clearances. Licensee’s Attachments on District Utility Poles, including metal attachment clamps and bolts, metal cross-arm supports, bolts and other equipment, must be attached so as to maintain the minimum separations specified in the National Electrical Safety Code (“NESC”―NESC‖) and in drawings and specifications District Utility may from time to time furnish Licensee. (See Drawings A-01 to A-99.)) Note: Attachments shall only be placed within the communication space as defined in the NESC.

Attachment and Cable Clearances. Licensee’s Attachments on District Utility Poles, including metal attachment clamps and bolts, metal cross-arm supports, bolts and other equipment, must be attached so as to maintain the minimum separations specified in the National Electrical Safety Code (“NESC”) and in drawings and specifications District Utility may from time to time furnish Licensee. (See Drawings A-01 to A-99.)

Attachment and Cable Clearances. Licensee’s Attachments on District Poles, including metal attachment clamps and bolts, metal cross-arm supports, bolts and other equipment, must be attached so as to maintain the minimum separations specified in the National Electrical Safety Code (“NESC”) and in drawings and specifications the District may from time to time furnish Licensee. (See Drawings A-01 A-02 to A-99A-07.)