MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE CORRIDORS Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE CORRIDORS. During the entire term of this Lease Agreement as identified in Section 5 above (TERM), Lessor and Lessee agree to the following maintenance provisions pertaining to the Fiber Backbone within the Corridors and the Lessee Fiber Infrastructure within the Corridors. Prior to the commencement of any work on the Lessee Fiber Infrastructure in the Corridors, Lessee or Lessee’s contractor shall apply for and obtain the applicable CDOT Region Maintenance Permit and comply with all applicable provisions, terms and conditions of the applicable CDOT Region Maintenance Permit in the performance of all maintenance activities on the Lessee Fiber Infrastructure within the Corridors. Lessor shall waive any and all associated fees and costs regarding the applicable CDOT Region Maintenance Permit. Lessor shall not unreasonably withhold or delay issuance of the applicable CDOT Region Maintenance Permit, and in any event shall issue the applicable CDOT Region Maintenance Permit within fifteen (15) days of receiving Lessee’s properly completed application provided that no mitigating circumstances, requirements, clearances or other issues must be addressed thereby making issuance of the applicable CDOT Region Maintenance Permit not possible within fifteen (15) days. Lessee or Lessee’s contractor or subcontractor shall perform all work in Corridors so as not to cause damage to the Fiber Backbone or Lessor equipment within the Corridors. Lessee or Lessee’s contractor shall be solely responsible to remedy any and all damage(s) to the Fiber Backbone or Lessor equipment within the Corridors caused as a direct result of negligence or improper or careless maintenance activities performed on the Lessee Fiber Infrastructure, and Lessee or Lessee’s contractor shall reimburse Lessor for any and all cost to repair, replace and restore the Fiber Backbone or Lessor equipment within the Corridors to its same level of operational functionality as before any and all damage(s) occurred as a direct result of negligence or improper or careless maintenance activities performed on the Lessee Fiber Infrastructure.
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