Counties’ Duties Sample Clauses

Counties’ Duties. Subsequent to the installation of Company’s Network Equipment, each County shall, to the extent practicable without limiting such County’s ability to conduct its activities in accordance with its normal practices, attempt to avoid causing RF Interference to or physically blocking the signals of Company’s Broadcast Sites. The Counties shall also inform any new tenants of Public Broadband Towers on which Company’s Network Equipment has been installed of the existence and location of such facilities, and shall obligate each new tenant to operate and install the Network Equipment in compliance with all applicable FCC regulations, and to not cause RF Interference or physical interference with Company’s Broadcast Sites.
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