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Franchise Description. The Telecommunications Franchise provided hereby shall confer upon the PROVIDER the nonexclusive right, privilege, and franchise to construct and maintain a telecommunications network in, under, above and across the present and future public Rights-of-Way in the City. All equipment which is used to broadcast or receive a signal via wireless, satellite, or other similar way may not be located in the public right of way, but must be located on a separately leased adjoining parcel and comply with all land use ordinances, building department approvals and other relevant City Code sections. All equipment which shall be constructed above ground in the existing right of ways shall receive approval from the appropriate city authority prior to installation, including a review for safety purposes. The franchise does not grant to the PROVIDER the right, privilege or authority to engage in community antenna (or cable) television business; although, nothing contained herein shall preclude the PROVIDER from: (1) permitting those with a cable franchise who are lawfully engaged in such business to utilize the PROVIDER’s System within the CITY for such purposes; or (2) from providing such service in the future if an appropriate franchise is obtained and all other legal requirements have been satisfied.
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Franchise Description. The Ordinance confers upon the Company, and its successors and assigns, the right, privilege, and franchise (the “Franchise”), to construct, maintain and operate in, under, along, over, across, and through portions of the City’s Right-of- Way (as defined in Section 3.1 hereof), facilities consisting of telecommunication lines and cables (including, without limitation, fiber-optic and copper lines and cables), together with all necessary and desirable appurtenances (including without limitation underground and above ground conduits and structures, poles, towers, wire and cable) (collectively the “Company Facilities”). Upon the annexation of any territory to the City, all rights hereby granted, and the Franchise, shall automatically extend to the territory so annexed, to the extent the City has authority to so extend the Franchise. All facilities owned, maintained, or operated by the Company located within, under, or over rights-of-way of the territory so annexed shall thereafter be subject to all terms hereof. The Company Facilities may be used by the Company (and others, as provided herein), for the purpose of providing any of the services contemplated to be provided by telecommunications providers under the Telecommunications Act, and involving any switched or other one-way or two-way transmission of voice or data, including but not necessarily limited to (i) services interconnecting interexchange carriers for the purpose of any transmission of voice or data; (ii) services connecting interexchange carriers or competitive access carriers to local exchange providers for the purpose of any transmission of voice or data;
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Franchise Description. The Telecommunications Franchise provided hereby shall confer upon FRANCHISEE the nonexclusive right, privilege, and franchise to construct and maintain a telecommunications network in, under, above and across the present and future public Rights-of-Way in the City. The franchise does not grant to FRANCHISEE the right, privilege or authority to engage in community antenna (or cable) television business; although, nothing contained herein shall preclude FRANCHISEE from: (1) permitting those with a cable franchise who are lawfully engaged in such business to utilize FRANCHISEE's System within the CITY for such purposes; or (2) from providing such service in the future if an appropriate franchise is obtained from the City and all other legal requirements have been satisfied·.
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Franchise Description. This Agreement shall confer upon PROVIDER the nonexclusive right, privilege, and franchise to construct and maintain a telecommunications network in, under, above and across the present and future public rights-of-way in CITY. The franchise does not grant to PROVIDER the right, privilege or authority to engage in community antenna (or cable) television business; although, nothing contained herein shall preclude PROVIDER from: (1) permitting those with a cable franchise who are lawfully engaged in such business to utilize PROVIDER's System within CITY for such purposes; or (2) from providing such service in the future if an appropriate franchise is obtained and all other legal requirements have been satisfied.
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Franchise Description a. Franchise Agreement: Franchise Agreement dated , 200
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