Microwave Physical Collocation Sample Clauses

Microwave Physical Collocation. 7.6.1 Where technically feasible and available, USWC will provide for physical collocation of Teligent’s microwave equipment on the roofs of USWC’s Central Office Buildings. Such equipment will be limited to only that which is necessary for local interconnection of Teligent’s network facilities to USWC’s network or access to USWC’s unbundled network elements. Microwave Physical Collocation includes placement of supporting masts, non-penetrating roof mounts (“NPRM”), and microwave antenna(e) on the roof top or other suitable exterior spaces of USWC’s Central Offices. The method of placing Teligent’s antenna(e) shall be by NPRM unless the Parties mutually agree to a different method. The Parties agree that the elements listed below reflect requirements for Microwave Physical Collocation, which shall be provided in accordance with the rates, terms and conditions set forth below. The Parties acknowledge that Microwave Physical Collocation requires unobstructed line-of-sight. Unobstructed line-of-sight will be provided by USWC where technically feasible but is not guaranteed to be available.
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