Notice and Techniques Clause Samples

Notice and Techniques. Municipality is entitled to Overlash if it provides at least fourteen (14) days prior notice via ENS to the SPA and complies with Approved Overlashing Techniques. If before the expiration of the 14-day notice, the SPA has identified a safety, engineering or pole loading concern with Municipality’s proposal, the proposed Overlash will be placed on hold until (a) all of the SPA’s concerns are addressed, or (b) a decision or order is issued on the concerns in a dispute resolution process under Article 12. Municipality must perform (at Municipality’s expense) its own pre-survey of all routes where it proposes to Overlash new cable to its existing licensed Attachment(s) and provide written or electronic results of that survey (in a format reasonably acceptable to Frontier) to Frontier at least five (5) days prior to the installation of the proposed Overlashing. Each notice from Municipality seeking to Overlash must identify (a) the specific Pole impacted by the proposed Overlashing, including the identification number that appears on each Pole, (b) a diagram or drawing of the Overlashing technique to be utilized and a signed certification from Municipality that the Overlashing technique is an Approved Overlashing Technique, (c) the weight and dimensions of each cable sought to be Overlashed onto existing Attachments, and (d) other technical information as Frontier or the SPA may reasonably request after receipt and review of Municipality’s notice of proposed Overlashing. If Make-Ready Work is required to accommodate any proposed Overlashing, the Parties will use the make-ready process in Article 4.