Conformance to Requirements and Specifications Sample Clauses

Conformance to Requirements and Specifications. Licensee shall, at its own sole risk and expense, place and maintain its Equipment upon the poles in conformity with the requirements and specifications of the NESC and other applicable law, as well as any additional construction standards approved by the Commission and attached to this Agreement as Exhibit . Licensee agrees that, consistent with Commission rules and industry practice and in consideration of safety and service concerns, twisted pair copper cable or wire should be the lowest Attachment on Pole Owner’s poles. All other cable or wire Attachments should be placed above twisted pair copper cable. Licensee shall ensure that all overlashes conform with the construction and other standards and terms set forth in this Agreement and Licensee shall be responsible for any nonconformance whether made by Licensee or by a third party overlasher.
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Conformance to Requirements and Specifications. ‌ Licensee shall, at its sole risk and expense, place and maintain its Equipment upon the Pole in conformity with the requirements and specifications of the NESC and such requirements and specifications as Rocky Mountain Power shall from time to time prescribe, including without limitation, the current Rocky Mountain Power Distribution Construction Standards (Exhibit C) and, as applicable, the current Rocky Mountain Power Engineering Handbook provisions (Exhibit D). In the event of any conflict between any of the requirements and specifications of the NESC, and those prescribed by Rocky Mountain Power, the more stringent requirements and specifications shall govern. Licensee (including its employees and contractors) shall not enter Rocky Mountain Power’s electric utility space for any purpose including making connections to the Rocky Mountain Power neutral. If Licensee requires grounding on an existing Pole where a grounding conductor does not exist, Licensee shall request that Rocky Mountain Power install grounding at the sole expense of Licensee. Licensee, its employees and its contractors, shall at all times exercise Licensee’s rights and perform Licensee’s responsibilities under the terms of this Agreement in a manner that treats all electric facilities of Rocky Mountain Power as energized at all times. Licensee shall indemnify, defend, and hold Rocky Mountain Power harmless from any liability of any sort derived from Licensee or Licensee’s employees’ or contractors’ failure to abide by the terms of this paragraph. Licensee shall have in place a facility inspection program that ensures compliance with the requirements and specifications of this section, and Licensee shall provide Rocky Mountain Power with comprehensive documentation of Licensee’s program upon request. In the event that a streetlight photo-control socket is used to supply energy to Licensee’s Equipment, the installation of which shall be performed only by a Rocky Mountain Power- approved qualified worker, Licensee shall: 1) assume responsibility for all costs associated with repair necessary due to such installation; 2) shall indemnify and hold Rocky Mountain Power harmless for any claims associated with a power outage caused by such installation; and 3) ensure that the light is working after installation, provided Licensee didn’t previously notify Rocky Mountain Power of a malfunctioning of the light within two (2) Business Days of discovery of such malfunction and prior to installatio...
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Conformance to Requirements and Specifications. Licensee shall, at its own sole risk and expense, place and maintain its Equipment upon the poles in conformity with the requirements and specifications of the NESC, the Commission’s “Safety Provisions for Joint-use of Poles” and “Line Inspection Requirements for Utility Operators,” and with such requirements and specifications as PacifiCorp and Licensee may agree upon shall from time to time. prescribe, including without limitation, PacifiCorp’s Distribution Construction Standards. In the event of any conflict between any of the requirements and specifications of the NESC, of the Commission, and those prescribed by Owner, the more stringent requirements and specifications shall govern. In the event there are changes in any such requirements or specifications, including but not limited to changes in required clearances, Licensee shall modify its Equipment to comply with such changes at its sole risk and expense. Each Party shall have in place a facility inspection program that meets or exceeds the agreed upon requirements, or those of the NESC, of the Commission’s “Line Inspection Requirements for Utility Operators,” and each Party shall provide the other Party with comprehensive documentation of its program upon executing this Agreement. Attachments by either Party on a pole of the other Party shall be made and maintained in accordance with a reasonable aesthetic criteria mutually agreed to by both Parties. Such aesthetic criteria shall apply without being limited to the type and design of the attachment, circuit arrangements, conductor or cable sags, and service drop arrangements. Telco (including its employees and contractors) shall not enter the electric utility space for any purpose including making connections to the PacifiCorp neutral. If Telco requires grounding on an existing pole where grounding conductor does not exist, Telco shall request PacifiCorp to install grounding at the sole expense of Telco. Telco, its employees and its contractors, shall at all times exercise Telco’s rights and perform Telco’s responsibilities under the terms of this Agreement in a manner that treats all electric facilities of PacifiCorp as energized at all times. Telco shall assume complete responsibility for its employee’s conduct and Telco shall determine and provide the appropriate training and safety precautions to be taken by Telco employees and contractors. Telco shall indemnify, defend, and hold PacifiCorp harmless from any liability of any sort derived from Te...
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Conformance to Requirements and Specifications. Licensee shall, at its sole risk and expense, place and maintain its Attachment upon the Pole in conformity with the requirements and specifications of the NESC, and such requirements of the Commission and specifications as PacifiCorp shall from time to time prescribe, including without limitation, the current PacifiCorp Distribution Construction Standards (Exhibit C). Wireless Attachments shall comply with the current PacifiCorp Engineering Handbook (Exhibit D). Any request for electric service shall comply with the current PacifiCorp Electric Service Requirements available online. In the event of any conflict between any of the requirements and specifications of the NESC, of the Commission, and those prescribed by PacifiCorp, the more stringent requirements and specifications shall govern. Licensee (including its employees and contractors) shall not enter PacifiCorp’s electric utility space for any purpose including making connections to the PacifiCorp neutral. If Licensee requires grounding on an existing Pole where a grounding conductor does not exist, Licensee shall request that PacifiCorp install grounding at the sole expense of Licensee. Licensee, its employees and its contractors, shall at all times exercise Licensee’s rights and perform Licensee’s responsibilities under the terms of this Agreement in a manner that treats all electric facilities of PacifiCorp as energized at all times. As required in the NESC, Licensee shall have in place a facility inspection program that reviews their Attachments to ensure conformance to the requirements and specifications outlined in this section. Licensee shall provide PacifiCorp with documentation of Licensee’s program upon request. Licensee shall not permit the transmission of its wireless radio frequency signals to cause interference with or degradation of the transmissions, licensed or unlicensed radio frequencies, Equipment or utility operations of PacifiCorp, other attaching entities, or devices lawfully operated by the public or other third- parties. Licensee shall, at its own expense, eliminate any such interference or degradation as soon as practicable after receipt of notice by PacifiCorp or other third-parties, which notice may be made by telephone, facsimile or in writing.
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Conformance to Requirements and Specifications. ‌ Licensee shall, at its own sole risk and expense, place and maintain its Equipment upon the polesPole in conformity with the requirements and specifications of the NESC and other applicable law, as well as any additional construction standards approved by the Commissionsuch requirements and attachedspecifications as Rocky Mountain Power shall from time to this Agreement as time prescribe, including without limitation, the current Rocky Mountain Power Distribution Construction Standards (Exhibit . Licensee agrees that, consistent with Commission rulesC) and industry practice, as applicable, the current Rocky Mountain Power Engineering Handbook provisions (Exhibit D). In the event of any conflict between any of the requirements and in considerationspecifications of safetythe NESC, and service concerns, twisted pair copper cable or wire should be the lowest Attachment on Pole Owner’s poles. All other cable or wire Attachments should be placed above twisted pair copper cablethose prescribed by Rocky Mountain Power, the more stringent requirements and specifications shall govern. Licensee shall ensure that all overlashes conform with the construction (including its employees and other standards and terms set forth in this Agreement and Licensee shall be responsible for any nonconformance whether made by Licensee or by a third party overlasher.
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Conformance to Requirements and Specifications. Licensee shall, at its own sole risk and expense, place and maintain its Equipment upon the poles in conformity with the requirements and specifications of the NESC and other applicable law, as well as any additional construction standards approved by the Commission and attached to this Agreement as Exhibit . Licensee agrees that, consistent with industry practice and in consideration of safety and service concerns, twisted pair copper cable or wire shall be the lowest cable or wire Attachment on Pole Owner’s poles. All other cable or wire Attachments shall be placed above twisted pair copper cable. On a going forward basis, Pole Owner and Licensee shall endeavor to attach twisted pair copper cable or wire at the lowest point available to meet applicable standards in order to mitigate unnecessary costs by other attachers. Such requirements regarding twisted pair copper cable or wire shall not apply to Equipment attached by a Wireless Provider as defined in UAR R746-345-2. Licensee shall ensure that all overlashes conform with the construction and other standards and terms set forth in this Agreement and Licensee shall be responsible for any nonconformance whether made by Licensee or by a third party.
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Conformance to Requirements and Specifications. Licensee shall, at its own sole risk and expense, place and maintain its Equipment upon the poles in conformity with the requirements and specifications of the NESC and other applicable law, as well as any additional construction standards approved by the Commission and attached to this Agreement as Exhibit . Licensee agrees that, consistent with industry practice and in consideration of safety and service concerns, twisted pair copper cable or wire shall be the lowest Attachment on Pole Owner’s poles. All other cable or wire Attachments shall be placed above twisted pair copper cable. On a going forward basis, Pole Owner and Licensee shall endeavor to attach twisted pair copper cable or wire at the lowest point available to meet applicable standards in order to mitigate unnecessary costs by other attachers.
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