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PLANS AND DIAGRAMS. 1. Tenant will provide Property Manager with a wiring diagram (including a riser diagram) of the Premises showing all cable numbers and locations upon completion of any new cable systems installation. Tenant will provide to Property Manager with a set of as-built drawings upon completion of any new cable systems. Tenant must update such drawings with any changes, deletions or additions to Tenant’s service and/or equipment during the Term.
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PLANS AND DIAGRAMS. 1. Tenant shall provide Landlord's property manager with a wiring diagram (including a riser diagram) of the Premises showing all cable numbers and locations upon completion of any new cable systems installation. Tenant shall provide to Landlord's property manager with a set of as-built drawings upon completion of any new cable systems. Tenant must update such drawings with any changes, deletions or additions to Tenant's service and/or equipment during the Term.
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PLANS AND DIAGRAMS. 1. Tenant will provide Property Manager with a wiring diagram (including a riser diagram) of the Premises showing all cable numbers and locations upon completion of any new cable systems installation. Tenant will provide Property Manager with a set of as-built drawings upon completion of any new cable systems. Tenant must update such drawings with any changes, deletions or additions to Tenant’s service and/or equipment during the Term. 2. Tenant will provide to Property Manager a diagram of any existing cabling in the Premises, showing locations and numbers. This information will be submitted to Property Manager prior to the space being vacated. F.
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PLANS AND DIAGRAMS. 1. In accordance with Section 42.5 of the Lease, if Landlord suffers or permits any of Tenant’s or its Telecom Provider’s telecommunications wiring to remain in the Building upon the expiration or earlier termination of the Lease, Tenant shall provide Landlord’s property manager with a wiring diagram (including a riser diagram) of the Premises showing all cable numbers and locations of any such remaining cable systems, and with a set of as-built drawings of such cable systems equipment and other non-wiring improvements.
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